Baseball Caps - Africa Born (Denim)
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Zambuk Portfolio Bag
This portfolio bag makes a great gift and is just perfect for anything. The Marmite Andy Warhol pop art style adds a quirky edge. A gym bag, gift bag, a book bag and a shopping bag. It saves the environment and can be re-used by the recipient of your gift.
Dimensions 40cm x 40cm
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Hilton Fig Jam 340g
Hilton Fig Jam is basically what happens when South Africans decide ordinary jam is just not going to cut it, hey. Made by Hilton Honey Farms back in SA, this legendary spread has become a proper suitcase essential for Saffas overseas — right next to Aromat and a slab of Cadbury Top Deck. Thick, packed with extra fruit, preservative-free, and made in small batches, it’s the kind of jam that makes you suddenly want to butter six slices of toast “just for tasting purposes.” One bite and you’re back at a Sunday braai or sitting with Ouma having tea while everyone argues about Eskom.
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Bakers Jolly Jammers - Raspberry 200g
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Robertsons Salt and Vinegar Bottle
100 ML
Robertson’s Salt & Vinegar Shaker is basically what happens when your hot chips decide they want a personality. One shake and suddenly everything tastes like a proper South African padkos stop on the N1. Tangy, salty, and dangerously addictive, this little shaker turns boring chips, slap tjips, popcorn, eggs, and even avo toast into full-on flavour legends. Just a warning: once the family spots it on the table, it disappears faster than a packet of Simba chips at a braai.
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Damascus Nougat 75g
One bite of Damascus Nougat and suddenly you’re back in South Africa 
Road trips, family visits, padkos, corner cafés, and those little sweet moments that just felt like home.
Some memories never fade… they just taste like Damascus.
Road trips, family visits, padkos, corner cafés, and those little sweet moments that just felt like home.
Some memories never fade… they just taste like Damascus.
