How to use it

Make it sing
on anything.

Royal Tiso isn’t a one-trick condiment. It’s a dip, a marinade, a finishing sauce, a cooking partner. Here’s how the people who love it actually use it.

Five ways

Five ways to use it.

Start with one, learn the rest along the way. None of them require a recipe.

As a dip

Pour a spoonful into a small bowl. Tortilla chips, plantain chips, samosas, spring rolls, pita. The heat slowly builds. You’ll keep going back.

As a marinade

Coat chicken, beef, lamb, or fish 30 minutes before cooking. The pepper sauce tenderises while the spices work their way in. Grill, pan-fry, or oven-roast.

To finish

Just before serving, drizzle over the plate. Steaks, eggs, rice, noodles, roasted vegetables. The aromatics come alive against hot food.

In the cook

Stir a tablespoon into stews, soups, jollof, beans, pasta sauce, or chili. It adds depth without taking over — the heat dissolves into the dish.

On the side

The classic move. Set the jar on the table. Let everyone help themselves and dial in their own heat. That’s how it ends up on everything.

What people cook with it.

Heat key: Mild Hot Extra Hot Scotch Bonnet
Steak and chips drizzled with Royal Tiso
Hot

Steak & chips

Drizzle over a rested ribeye. The acidity cuts the fat; the heat lifts the char.

Lamb chops with Royal Tiso
Extra Hot

Lamb chops

Marinade for 1 hour. Sear hard. Spoon more over before serving.

Grilled beef with Royal Tiso
Hot

Grilled beef

Brush on after grilling. The sugars caramelise without burning.

Marinade for BBQ
Mild

BBQ marinade

Whole jar over ribs, wings, or skewers. Let it sit overnight.

Salmon with Royal Tiso
Mild

Pan-seared salmon

A spoonful in the resting pan. Coats the fillet without overpowering.

Italian pasta with scallops
Mild

Pasta & scallops

Half a teaspoon into the butter sauce. Brightens the dish; doesn’t shout.

Grilled tilapia with Royal Tiso
Hot

Grilled tilapia

Coat before grilling. The skin crisps up beautifully.

Grilled mackerel with Royal Tiso
Scotch Bonnet

Grilled mackerel

Oily fish meets fiery sauce. The pairing of grandmothers.

Salmon plate with Royal Tiso
Mild

Salmon plate

Side it. Let people decide how much they want.

Potato wedges and chicken
Hot

Wedges & chicken

Comfort food, upgraded. Dip the wedges, smother the chicken.

Steak with mashed potatoes and Royal Tiso
Extra Hot

Steak & mash

Bold cut, bolder sauce. Spoon it across the plate.

What’s in the jar

Real ingredients,
no shortcuts.

Every Royal Tiso jar starts with fresh peppers, hand-prepped in Calgary. No fillers, no preservatives you can’t pronounce. Here’s the full breakdown for each strength.

Heat: 1 of 4

MildHabanero blend

Mild Habanero nutritional facts and ingredients
Heat: 2 of 4

HotHabanero blend

Hot Habanero nutritional facts and ingredients
Heat: 3 of 4

Extra HotHabanero blend

Extra Hot Habanero nutritional facts and ingredients
Heat: 4 of 4

Scotch BonnetThe original heat

Scotch Bonnet nutritional facts and ingredients

Now pick
your heat.

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