The Tea & Spice Shoppe

Suya

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$7.92 $12.99 In stock

Category: Herbs & Spices

Suya is a spicy meat kebab popular as a street food throughout West Africa. Our Suya Spice is based on a Nigerian recipe, balancing the heat of cayenne and crushed chiles with the mild, nutty flavor of almonds and fragrant spices like coriander, cloves, and cinnamon.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher A. ★★★★★

I've been chasing that Lagos street food taste for years and this spice blend finally nailed it. The crushed chiles and groundnut flavor come through exactly like the suya I used to buy from the mallam at the corner. Made a batch of beef skewers for my family and the plate was empty before I sat dow

Julian ★★★★★

I've been sprinkling this on chicken before grilling and it's brought back memories of the street vendors I used to buy from. The nutty undertone really balances out the heat so it's flavorful without being punishing.

Eva M. ★★★★★

The cayenne and crushed chiles hit that proper West African heat, while the ground peanuts underneath smooth it all out into that nutty finish I remember from street grills. I dusted it on chicken thighs before roasting and the whole kitchen smelled like a Lagos night market. This jar’s already half