Individually proportioned spices with step by step cooking instructions to make Chicken Tikka dishes inspired by the clay tandoor oven used in Indian cooking.
Individually proportioned spices with step by step cooking instructions to make a variation of Mexican-style ground beef chilli & beans. A milder version of the fiery dish.
Individually proportioned spice with step by step cooking instructions to make madras beef curry. A fiery curry originating from the Madras (now Chennai) region of Southern India. This version uses Beef in place of the traditional vegetarian ingredients.
Individually proportioned spices with step by step cooking instructions to make a mild Cape curry. A fruity, mild Cape Malay-style curry cooked in a sweet and sour gravy that the whole family will enjoy. Suitable for Beef or Chicken.
Individually proportioned spice with step by step cooking instructions to make pickled curried fish. A uniquely South African dish that has almost as many versions as there are fish in our seas.
Individually proportioned spice with step by step cooking instructions to make an adaptation of an old Cape Malay dish, Denningvleis that goes back to Batavian times.
Individually proportioned spices with step by step cooking instructions to make Chicken Tikka dishes inspired by the clay tandoor oven used in Indian cooking.
Individually proportioned spices with step by step cooking instructions to make the perfect Vindaloo.
Vindaloo - derived from the Portuguese from vinegar and garlic - is Hot Goan curry traditionally made from pork.
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The number one go to for Ginger Squares. Oude Meester Ginger Liqueur is a beautiful South African made ginger liqueur that was launched in 1965. A deep bronze, pure, penetrating ginger flavour.
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Oude Meester Peppermint Liqueur is made with natural peppermint. Enjoy as it is, pour over ice cream, or add to your coffee. Or use with Amarula as a Springbokkie!
The Ouma legend lives on. The story of Ouma rusks started in 1939 in the small North-Eastern Cape town of Molteno. The great depression spurred Ouma Greyvensteyn and her friends to find ways of helping their community. Ouma Greyvensteyn started by baking a batch of rusks using her trusted family recipe. After selling these delicious treats to farming families in the community, orders soon started pouring in and a much loved, iconic South African brand was born. Today, Ouma Greyvensteyn is still South Africa’s most famous rusk baker. The Ouma bakery runs around the clock to ensure that South Africans will always be able to “Dip ‘n Ouma”.
The Ouma legend lives on. The story of Ouma rusks started in 1939 in the small North-Eastern Cape town of Molteno. The great depression spurred Ouma Greyvensteyn and her friends to find ways of helping their community. Ouma Greyvensteyn started by baking a batch of rusks using her trusted family recipe. After selling these delicious treats to farming families in the community, orders soon started pouring in and a much loved, iconic South African brand was born. Today, Ouma Greyvensteyn is still South Africa’s most famous rusk baker. The Ouma bakery runs around the clock to ensure that South Africans will always be able to “Dip ‘n Ouma”.