Royco

Royco

Royco is the South African weeknight shortcut, brown the meat, stir one in, and dinner's on its way. We stock the cook-in sauces and meal bases SA cooks reach for on a busy night, from Bobotie to Beef Hot Pot.

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  • Royco Chicken & Mushroom Instant Cook-In-Sauce Pack 41g

  • Royco Instant Pasta Sauce For Bolognaise 55g

Royco: South Africa's weeknight dinner shortcut

Royco cook-in sauces

Chicken & Mushroom, Bolognaise, Instant Pasta Sauce, a fast, flavour-packed dinner with almost no effort. The little Royco packet that quietly saves a hundred weeknights.

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Traditional Bobotie & hot pots

The Traditional Bobotie mix brings South Africa's beloved sweet-spiced mince bake to the table in minutes, while Chicken A La King, Beef Hot Pot and Spiced Lamb Pot cover the hearty, home-style meals.

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Home cooking, made simple

Almost impossible to find in Canada, so we bring it over. Pair it with Ina Paarman seasonings for extra depth and a week of easy dinners sorts itself out.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the return policy?What is Royco used for?

Royco is the shortcut to a proper saucy home-cooked meal. Its cook-in sauces and instant soups turn chicken, mince or vegetables into a rich, flavourful dish in minutes, a South African weeknight favourite.

Are any purchases final sale?Which company owns Royco?

Royco is a Unilever brand, sold across Africa and Europe. The South African range is the one South Africans know and cook with, and the one we bring over.

When will I get my order?How do you cook with Royco?

For the cook-in sauces, brown your meat, stir in the sachet with water, and let it simmer into a thick, savoury sauce. For the soups, whisk into hot water as a starter or use to enrich stews and gravies.

Where are your products manufactured?Are these the South African Royco products?

Yes. These are the genuine South African Royco sauces and soups, imported and shipped across Canada, not a local substitute.