Grace Chicken Noodle Soup Mix 50g | Caribbean Chicken Soup Base Australia

Grace Cock Soup Mix — Jamaica’s Favourite Kitchen Staple for Authentic Caribbean Broths

• Brand: Grace Foods (Jamaica)
• Net Weight: 50g
• Type: Chicken-flavoured noodle soup mix / broth concentrate
• Also Known As: Cock Soup, Chicken Soup Mix
• Key Uses: Soup base, steaming liquid for fish or chicken, rice flavouring, broth
• Country of Origin: Jamaica
• Shelf Life: Check packaging for best-before date

What Is Caribbean Cock Soup Mix?

Don’t let the name throw you — “cock soup” is what Jamaicans call this classic chicken-flavoured broth mix, and it’s a completely different experience from the Western-style packet soups you’ll find at the supermarket. Where a standard packet soup is thin and one-dimensional, Grace Cock Soup Mix is deep, savoury, and spiced with the flavour profile of Caribbean cooking: thyme, allspice, and a richness that forms the backbone of proper Caribbean soup.

In Jamaican households, this mix isn’t just for drinking — it’s a cooking tool. A spoonful transforms a pot of boiled ground provisions into a soul-warming soup. A cup of it becomes the steaming liquid for fish fillets. Mixed with a little flour, it seasons rice perfectly. It’s the kind of pantry staple that quietly makes everything taste better.

Grace Foods is Jamaica’s most trusted food brand, with over 80 years of producing products for Caribbean kitchens worldwide. If you grew up in the Caribbean or have Caribbean family, you know the Grace name. If you’re new to Caribbean cooking, this is one of the best $4.90 investments you can make.

How to Use Grace Cock Soup Mix

1. As a broth: Add the full sachet to 500ml of cold water, bring to a boil, stir occasionally, cover and simmer 5 minutes until noodles are cooked. Enjoy as-is.
2. As a soup base: Use as the flavour foundation for a full Caribbean chicken soup — add ground provisions (yam, cassava, sweet potato), dumplings, and spinners for a hearty meal.
3. For steamed fish: Add half a sachet to water when steaming snapper, kingfish, or any firm white fish — the broth infuses the fish with Caribbean flavour.
4. For rice: Stir a small amount into your cooking water for seasoned Caribbean-style rice.

Caribbean Soup Tips

Level up your Grace Cock Soup by adding:

• Dumplings — flour and water, dropped in during the last 10 minutes
• Cassava — check out our Cassava Spears for the perfect addition
• Pumpkin — diced calabaza pumpkin thickens the broth beautifully
• Scotch bonnet — a whole Scotch Bonnet pepper (don’t break it!) added while simmering gives gentle heat and flavour without blowing the roof off

Shipped fresh from Sydney to anywhere in Australia. Stock up — at $4.90 a pack, you’ll want a few in the pantry.