Sacrifice of Thanksgiving Braai Spice

“I will offer to thee the sacrifice of thanksgiving, and will call upon the name of the LORD.” – Psalm 116:17

Our Sacrifice of Thanksgiving Braai Spice honours the biblical practice of offering our gratitude with intention and reverence. This bold, robust blend was created specifically for the South African braai tradition – where gathering around the fire becomes an act of fellowship, celebration, and thanksgiving.

Paprika, coriander seed, garlic, and onion form the foundation, while oregano and thyme add herbaceous depth. Black pepper and cayenne provide layers of heat that build beautifully on the grill. Every application is a sacrifice of thanksgiving – transforming ordinary meat into an offering of flavour worthy of celebration.

This is not a timid spice blend. It’s bold, unapologetic, and deeply flavourful – perfect for boerewors, chops, steak, chicken, and any meat that meets the flame. Rub it generously, braai it well, and gather with grateful hearts.

• Perfect For: Boerewors, beef (steaks, chops, roasts), lamb chops, pork ribs, chicken (pieces or whole), any braai meat, burgers, kebabs
• What Makes It Special: Specifically designed for South African braai, bold layered heat, balanced sweet and spicy, authentic braai flavour, works on all meats
• Ingredients: Paprika, coriander seed, garlic powder, onion powder, oregano, thyme, black pepper, cayenne pepper, salt
• How to Use: Shake well before use. Rub generously onto meat 15-30 minutes before braaing. The longer it sits, the deeper the flavour. Don’t be shy – this blend is made for bold applications!
• Storage: Keep in cool, dry place. Shake before each use to redistribute spices.
• Size: 100g jar

Scripture Reflection: Psalm 116:17 speaks of offering sacrifices of thanksgiving – giving our best in gratitude to God. The braai is a South African tradition of gathering, celebrating, and giving thanks. This spice transforms that tradition into an act of worship – making every braai a sacrifice of thanksgiving, every meal a call upon the name of the Lord.