Ouma
Ouma Condensed Milk Rusks 500g
€5,90
Best Before: 2026-07-23
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”.
Bokomo
Bokomo ProNutro Original 500g
€6,85
Best Before: 2026-06-24
ProNutro is the Original Protein Cereal that has been giving South African families tasty and balanced breakfasts since 1962.
Made with balanced proteins that are easily digestible and that match our bodies’ needs, ProNutro gives you the full benefits of protein in every bowl so none of the good stuff goes to waste. With 18 essential vitamins and minerals, ProNutro gives you and your family what you need to get you going and keep you going.
Bokomo
Bokomo ProNutro Banana 500g
€6,85
Best Before: 2026-10-09
ProNutro is the Original Protein Cereal that has been giving South African families tasty and balanced breakfasts since 1962.
Made with balanced proteins that are easily digestible and that match our bodies’ needs, ProNutro gives you the full benefits of protein in every bowl so none of the good stuff goes to waste. With 18 essential vitamins and minerals, ProNutro gives you and your family what you need to get you going and keep you going.
Jungle
Jungle Taystee Wheat 500g
€4,85
Best Before: 2026-10-12
In just 3 minutes Jungle Taystee Wheat Porridge makes a smooth, hot porridge that will satisfy your breakfast needs.
Iwisa
Iwisa No1 Maize Meal 1kg
€3,00
Best Before: 2027-02-03
Iwisa is naturally high in energy and is naturally low fat. Used to make sadsa or pap - a thick, porridge that is eaten with chakalaka, meat or just as a porridge.
We stock the 1kg in paper and plastic packaging, you may get one or the other, the product is obviously the same although you may receive either package version.
Beacon
Beacon Fizzers Strawberry singles
€0,45
Best Before: 2027-02-06
South African favourite, Beacon Fizzers are little chewy sticks, bursting with fruity flavour.
Beacon
Beacon Fizzers Cream Soda singles
€0,45
Best Before: 2026-11-13
South African favourite, Beacon Fizzers are little chewy sticks, bursting with fruity fizzing flavour.
Beacon
Beacon Original Mini Liquorice Allsorts 150g
€2,90
Best Before: 2026-10-19
Beacon Allsorts Liquorice is known as the “original play-food” and makes a delicious and fun snack.
Beacon started all the way back in 1931, when Mr Zulman bought the Durban Confectionery and Spice Works for only £500. Being a Lithuanian immigrant who’d been living and working in South African for eight years, he had learnt English. Because Mr Zulman had experience in tea rooms and confectionery, he dedicated himself to his own company. Through hard work and great service, he managed to grow his business. After many years of partnerships, dedication and creativity, Beacon is the leading confectionery brand in South Africa with an impressive range, including Beacon Allsorts Liquorice.
Beacon
Jelly Tots Original 100g
€2,60
Best Before: 2026-12-30
Jelly Tots are soft, sugar coated, chewy fruit-flavoured sweets.
Willards
Willards Flings 150g
€2,50
Best Before: 2026-05-14
Willards Flings are an original flavour maize snack which is baked not fried, contains no added MSG and no tartrazine. Your party in a packet. Warning to all party animals: Opening this packet may cause a racket... Flings are so amazingly light and melty, so unbelievably...
In fact, if good times came in bite-sized bits, they'd look and taste like flings.
Simba
Simba Chipniks 100g
€2,00
€2,50
Best Before: 2026-06-15
Why do these have a short shelf-life? Read about it here.
The great party dip chip! That’s right folks this is the original Dip chip from Simba. Just how old this brand is, is testament to the fact that people in South Africa simply love this snack! It’s really hard to try and define exactly what flavour it is and that’s made us call that specific flavour – Chipniks! Anyone who hasn’t had this snack will be hard pressed to try and imagine it – so let’s save them the anguish of trying to imagine and offer them some of ours! Chipniks is a welcome sight at any party but is also highly enjoyable on your own or with a friend.
Simba
Simba Smoked Beef Chips 120g
€2,50
Best Before: 2026-08-03
Why do these have a short shelf-life? Read about it here.
Simba Chips are made from only the very best potatoes grown right here in Southern Africa, and while every young potato aspires to become a Simba Chippie, only the very best make the grade.
Simba, the King of Snacks, is very choosy, and he guarantees that every pack will be of the highest quality, and will always Roarrrr with flavour!
Mrs Ball's
Mrs Ball's Jalapeno Chutney 470g
€5,20
Best Before: 2027-06-20
The story goes that a certain Mr and Mrs Adkins were on a ship sailing from Canada to South Africa back in the 1860s. While on the ship Mrs Adkins was given the recipe for chutney by one of the Indian chefs. Chutney is the anglicised version of the Hindu word Chatni, meaning a relish made with fruit and spices.
Mrs Adkins passed the recipe on to her daughter Amelia, when Amelia married Mr Herbert Saddleton Ball. Amelia cooked and sold the chutney to help with the family finances. She named her chutney Mrs H.S.Balls Chutney, using her husband’s initials as was the custom in those days. The chutney proved so popular that the business expanded, and was eventually passed on to Amelia’s sons, who ran the business until they sold.
From curry, boboti, sandwiches, cheese and biscuits you name it Mrs Ball's is the only one.
Mrs Ball's
Mrs Ball's Original Mild Chutney 470g
€5,20
Best Before: 2027-07-04
The story goes that a certain Mr and Mrs Adkins were on a ship sailing from Canada to South Africa back in the 1860s. While on the ship Mrs Adkins was given the recipe for chutney by one of the Indian chefs. Chutney is the anglicised version of the Hindu word Chatni, meaning a relish made with fruit and spices.
Mrs Adkins passed the recipe on to her daughter Amelia, when Amelia married Mr Herbert Saddleton Ball. Amelia cooked and sold the chutney to help with the family finances. She named her chutney Mrs H.S.Balls Chutney, using her husband’s initials as was the custom in those days. The chutney proved so popular that the business expanded, and was eventually passed on to Amelia’s sons, who ran the business until they sold.
From curry, boboti, sandwiches, cheese and biscuits you name it Mrs Ball's is the only one.
Marina
Marina Braai Salt with Spices 400g Shaker
€5,35
Best Before: 2026-11-11
Braai Salt is a delicious seasoning perfect for chicken, steak or a tjop on a braai, with it’s spicy flavour, it’s definitely a favourite of all ages.