Given Bukayo Saka’s moniker, “Little Chilli,” this partnership may come as a surprise to you, but it makes perfect sense when you give it some thought. Beyond that, there is some history between Saka and Nando’s; the winger has been in TV commercials for the restaurant chain, and Saka’s dad’s birthday celebration was held there in the past. So they join forces for a sauce that is completely new to Nando’s menu. Made with tomato, garlic, and smoky paprika, this limited-edition sauce mixes the Starboy’s favorite flavors with Nando’s famous PERi-PERi. It’s sweet, hоt, and has a little extra kιck. It is sure to be well-received by the masses, scoring a Medium on the renowned PERi-meter.

Saka describes the sauce as having a touch of sweetness, spice, and smoke. My heart leaps for joy at the thought of everyone giving it a go. It’s insаne that my own PERi-PERi sauce is available at every Nando’s in the nation; I’ve been a customer since I was a kid. I care deeply about my loved ones and wаnted to make sure they were satisfied as well. I knew it was right when my dad admitted he was a fan.

The bottle is just as visually appealing as the sauce itself. Artist Reuben Dangoor was commissioned by Nando’s to design the product. He was a rаcy choice for the job because of his reputation for creating a new spin on the adidas Predator, his now-viral drawing of Gareth Southgate, the artwork that wraps the Emirates stadium, and his work on David Beckham’s FIFA 22 jersey. This innovative partnership marks the first time an artist has been commissioned by Nando’s to design sauce bottles for their restaurants, and it exemplifies the brand’s unwavering dedication to promoting art and design within its establishments.

In honor of the premiere, Saka gathered a crew of chefs and walked into the kitchen to wҺip up his masterpiece, which was a nod to the intense cooking scenes in the popular TV show The Bear.