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Arsenal star Bukayo Saka decided to introduce teammate Declan Rice to his signature sauce while on international duty with England's Three Lions
During the international break, Arsenal star Bukayo Saka shared a flavorful experience with his teammate Declan Rice, introducing him to a unique sauce that celebrates his Yoruba heritage.
Rice savours Peri Peri Saka
Rice's curiosity piqued when he encountered Bukayo Saka's personalized sauce, 'Peri Peri Saka,' during a meal together. The sauce, a limited edition release by the popular chicken restaurant Nando's, immediately drew Rice's attention, prompting him to dive into the experience without hesitation.
Saka's culinary creation draws inspiration from his Nigerian roots, infusing the Peri-Peri sauce with a distinct Yoruba flair. By melding his love for BBQ and tomato with Nando's signature Peri-Peri flavor, Saka has crafted a sauce that pays homage to his cultural heritage while tantalizing taste buds with its unique combination of sweet, spicy, and smoky notes.
Saka celebrates African heritage with signature sauce
For Saka, the creation of Peri Peri Saka sauce is more than just a culinary endeavor—it's a tribute to his family and upbringing. Speaking about the sauce's launch, Saka expressed his excitement, stating, "I love it and can't wait for everyone to try it. I’ve been going to Nando’s since I was little so to have my own sauce is quite mad."
Saka's journey to developing the perfect sauce wasn't complete without the stamp of approval from his loved ones. He ensured that his family, especially his father, embraced the sauce's flavors wholeheartedly. "My family’s really important to me so I wanted to make sure they liked it, too. As soon as my Dad said he was a fan, I knew it was the one," remarked Saka.
The encounter between Saka and Rice over a bottle of Peri Peri Saka sauce exemplifies the power of food to connect people and celebrate cultural heritage. As Saka continues to dazzle on the football pitch, his foray into the world of culinary creation serves as a testament to his multifaceted talents and his unwavering pride in his Yoruba roots.
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