The sauce is a jerk barbecue sauce produced by Levi Roots. This sauce became a success in as bottles were sold at the Notting Hill Carnival. The monies raised from the song went to comic relief. In , a grocer magazine stated that a range of ready meals was to be launched, and Roots had mentioned that the value of his brand had reached 30 million pounds.
The restaurant served authentic, accessible Caribbean cuisine. With his brand gaining so much popularity in the city, he thought it right to open a restaurant so people could enjoy the taste of authentic Caribbean food. Root posted a message on Twitter apologizing to his team and customers about the closing of the restaurant. Unfortunately, I have to announce my restaurant levismokehouse is closing today! The most dreadful thing is letting down my brilliant team, I tried my utmost to avoid this, but the party is over, and all good things come to an end.
Sorry to the customers too. Even though the restaurant was closed, the reggae reggae source is still available in many shops in the UK as many people still love it today. He comes from a rather large family and has 4 other siblings. His parents moved to the United Kingdom, leaving Levi behind to stay with his grandmother.
Later, he joined his parents when he was 11 years of age. Originally raised as a Christian, he converted to the Rastafari faith when he was 18 years old. He was very close to his grandmother and felt extremely homesick when he moved to England. Levi Roots had a strained relationship with his father, sadly and was therefore never really close to him.
Roots often longed for the music and the flavours of Jamaica. Levi Roots is a very accomplished musician. Reggae Reggae Sauce is a jerk barbeque sauce.
Levi spent hours in the kitchen refining this special sauce. In he sold bottles at Notting Hill Carnival. While he was at a food trade show showcasing his sauce, Levi was spotted by a BBC producer. He has made an astounding fortune from his business. He started making money as an artist and has performed with stars including James Brown and Maxi Priest. After impressing the dragons, he was given the investment by Peter Jones in exchange for 40 percent in the business.
He added to his fortune by opening a London restaurant named Papine Jerk Centre, which operated between and He was impressed by his jerk barbecue sauce that sold over bottles at the Notting Hill Carnival. Roots played his cards and emerged from the show with noteworthy investors to fund his business. He then capitalized on the fame by launching a restaurant franchise and similar products. Since then, his musical career got a facelift, landing him more roles and interviews on television.
Part of it also comes from selling his Reggae Reggae Cookbook since Despite all his success and millions, Levi still rents a two-bedroom apartment in Brixton, South London. They think the Reggae star should be considerate and give some other family a chance at quality living through the rented apartment.
There are many housing units nearby up for sale, where he could still keep close contact with his family and friends. Sadly, no one can intervene, including the association that owns the property.
Levi capitalized on all the fame by setting up a franchise restaurant full of Caribbean delicacies.
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