Wellington's tradition of great taste
An exotic blend of oriental fruits and aromatic spices. It's a great sauce to use on steaks, burgers, pork fillets, schnitzels and veal escalopes. Use as an accompaniment to any curry to make a meal fit for a king.
Delicious with chicken, beef, lamb or prawns. Something South African is the easiest way to turn an average meal into a tasty adventure. Cape Town, the southernmost city in Africa, is renowned for its Mediterranean climate, cosmopolitan lifestyle, architecture, vineyards and above all its cuisine. Cape Malay Curry is a subtle dish typical of the region which blends coconut and tomatoes with the finest spices to create a meal favoured by all who visit the Cape of Good Hope.
The secret and unique recipe was brought to South Africa in 1908 by Scottish chemist John Semble for production by H Jones & Co, a jam manufacturing company in Paarl. From humble beginnings in the Western Cape this well-loved product was originally manufactured by lowering muslin bags filled with herbs and spices into pots of ripe freshly crushed tomatoes. In 1927 it became the OK Bazaars best seller. On the first visit to South Africa in 1947 by reigning monarch King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret were treated to the delights of All Gold on the Royal Train. 2008 marks the centenary year of South Africa's most loved tomato sauce brand, voted as one of the Top 10 Brands in South Africa...All Gold!