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SPECIALIST E: Jasper@Africanorange.Co.Za m: Don - 083 734 0864 HERB & SPICE e: [email protected] m: Jasper - 073 735 4455 SPECIALIST e: [email protected] All prices are ex. VAT inc delivery with Cape Town area (Min. 6 kg per order). Order’s must be placed before 1:00 pm to ensure next day delivery. Email, Whatsapp or Phone. CERTIFICATES: Kosher, Halaal, Product Specs & C.O.A’s available on request. NATURAL SPICE, HERBS & SEEDS To find a product, press ctrl-F on a PC or cmd-F on a Mac UNIT EXCL. UNIT EXCL. DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE All Spice (Pimento) 214997 1kg R106,20 Cloves Ground 214746 1kg R117,60 All Spice Ground (Pimento) 214993 1kg R106,20 Cloves Stem Powder 214745 1kg R75,20 Aniseed Ground 214621 1kg R77,80 Cloves Stems Whole 214684 1kg R73,10 Aniseed Whole 214625 1kg R88,20 Cloves Tbc (1-2 mm) 214747 1kg R235,00 Basil Ground 214629 1kg R74,70 Cloves Whole 214748 1kg R235,00 Basil Rubbed 214631 1kg R74,70 Coriander Coarse 214752 1kg R54,70 Bayleaves 214632 1kg R79,60 Coriander Seed Ground 214755 1kg R74,90 Bayleaves Ground 214634 1kg R79,60 Coriander Whole 214770 1kg R74,90 Borrie 214639 1kg R39,70 Corn Freeze Dried 213390 1kg R53,30 Cardamon Brown Ground 214650 1kg R440,00 Cumin Crushed 214771 1kg R85,13 Cardamon Brown Whole 214651 1kg R440,00 Cumin Ground 214772 1kg R85,13 Cardamon Green Ground 214652 1kg R215,20 Cumin Whole 214784 1kg R85,13 Cardamon Green Whole 214656 1kg R229,00 Curry Leaves 213382 1kg R116,00 Cardamon Tbc (1-2 mm) 213748 1kg R240,00 Dill Seed Powder 214977 1kg R70,90 Carrageenan 214665 1kg R180,60 Pepper White Whole 213121 1kg R277,00 Carraway Ground 214646 1kg R75,10 Peppercorns Pink 215406 1kg R260,00 Carraway Whole 214648 1kg R99,60 Poppy Seed (Blue) 213971 1kg R98,90 Cassia Powder 2133369 1kg R65,60 Pumpkin Seeds 213027 1kg R168,60 Cayenne Pepper (Local) 214675 1kg R46,20 Roasted White Sesame 215408 1kg R92,70 Chillie Birdseye Crushed 214684 1kg R115,40 Rosemary Cut 214165 1kg R91,30 Chillie Birdseye Ground 214697 1kg R115,40 Rosemary Rubbed 215432 1kg R94,00 Chillie Birdseye Whole 214714 1kg R115,40 Sage Rubbed 213692 1kg R80,60 Chillie Crushed Stemless (3-5 mm) 214703 1kg R79,60 Sesame Seed Black 215413 1kg R91,30 Chillie Red Round 214704 1kg R81,70 Sesame Seeds 10114 1kg R74,10 Chillie Red Whole Stemless 214694 1kg R105,40 Spanish Saffron 213748 1gram R56,00 Chillie Rings 214718 1kg R341,90 Dill Seeds 214787 1kg R70,90 Chive Rolls 214723 1kg R204,20 Dill Tips 214790 1kg R102,20 Cilantro Powder 214724 1kg R140,90 Fennel Ground 214793 1kg R55,90 Cinnamon Broken 214728 1kg R68,30 Fennel Whole 214796 1kg R63,50 Cinnamon Chips (3-5 mm) 214729 1kg R68,30 Fenugreek 214806 1kg R46,80 Cinnamon Ground 214733 1kg R62,10 Fenugreek Seeds 214807 1kg R42,50 Cinnamon Quills (3-4 cm) 214734 1kg R98,30 Fenugreek Seeds Roasted 214809 1kg R46,80 Cinnamon Quills (7-8 cm) 214735 1kg R98,30 Galangal Powder 214810 1kg R171,00 Cinnamon Quills Ground 214736 1kg R98,30 Galangal Whole 214812 1kg R211,30 Cinnamon Sticks 214739 1kg R62,40 Ginger Crushed 214828 1kg R118,20 Cinnamon Tbc (0.5-2 mm) 214738 1kg R69,40 Ginger Ground 214931 1kg R79,80 Cinnamon Tbc (1-2 mm) 214740 1kg R69,40 Ginger Granules (3-5 mm) 214830 1kg R115,00 Due to COVID prices are subject to change without prior notice. Page 1 m: Don - 083 734 0864 HERB & SPICE e: [email protected] m: Jasper - 073 735 4455 SPECIALIST e: [email protected] All prices are ex. VAT inc delivery with Cape Town area (Min. 6 kg per order). Order’s must be placed before 1:00 pm to ensure next day delivery. Email, Whatsapp or Phone. CERTIFICATES: Kosher, Halaal, Product Specs & C.O.A’s available on request. NATURAL SPICE, HERBS & SEEDS To find a product, press ctrl-F on a PC or cmd-F on a Mac UNIT EXCL. UNIT EXCL. DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE Ginger Slices 213795 1kg R99,50 Pepper Black 4 Way Crack 214940 1kg R185,00 Ginger Whole Peeled 214836 1kg R104,60 Pepper Black Coarse 214944 1kg R129,90 Jalapeno Green Dried 214839 1kg R187,10 Pepper Black Coarse 1-2 mm 214620 1kg R129,90 Juniper Berries 214841 1kg R285,00 Pepper Black Ground 214620 1kg R129,90 Laurel Leaves Semi-Select 214844 1kg R137,60 Pepper Black Whole 214961 1kg R129,90 Linseeds Whole 214849 1kg R46,20 Pepper Green Whole 213967 1kg R330,00 Mace Ground Papua 214851 1kg R295,00 Pepper Green Freezedried 214965 1kg R470,00 Mace Whole 214853 1kg R295,00 Pepper Szechuan Ground 214969 1kg R525,00 Majoram Ground 214856 1kg R104,89 Pepper Rainbow 214503 1kgz R248,00 Marjoram Rubbed 214858 1kg R104,89 Pepper Szechuan Whole 213012 1kg R525,00 Mint Rubbed 214861 1kg R114,00 Pepper White Creamy Whole 214964 1kg R329,00 Mustard Seed Indian Yellow 214870 1kg R53,70 Pepper White Ground 213392 1kg R280,00 Nigella Seeds 214874 1kg R104,10 Saffron Castello 10114 1g R56,00 Nutmeg Ground 214880 1kg R182,50 Star Anise 214115 1kg R74,90 Nutmeg Whole 214883 1kg R246,00 Star Anise Ground 213352 1kg R74,20 Oreganum Ground 214910 1kg R86,40 Star Anise Pieces (3-5 mm) 214623 1kg R74,20 Oreganum Rubbed 214912 1kg R86,40 Star Anise Whole 214624 1kg R68,80 Paprika Ground 120 Asta 214929 1kg R49,90 Sumac Ground 213030 1kg R112,90 Paprika Smoked Natural 213938 1kg R84,90 Sunflower Seeds 213478 1kg R48,30 Paprika Whole 214932 1kg R64,40 Tarragon 213800 1kg R375,00 Paprika Whole Stemless 213486 1kg R64,40 Thyme Rubbed 215433 1kg R77,90 Parsely Flakes A-Grade 214937 1kg R49,50 Tumeric Ground 215418 1kg R54,40 Parsley Ground 213457 1kg R78,50 Vanilla Pods 1st Grade 10121 1kg R8 900,00 Parsley Rubbed B-Grade 214938 1kg R73,80 Vanilla Pods Per 10 Pack 10126 10 R320,00 Due to COVID prices are subject to change without prior notice. Page 2 m: Don - 083 734 0864 HERB & SPICE e: [email protected] m: Jasper - 073 735 4455 SPECIALIST e: [email protected] All prices are ex. VAT inc delivery with Cape Town area (Min. 6 kg per order). Order’s must be placed before 1:00 pm to ensure next day delivery. Email, Whatsapp or Phone. CERTIFICATES: Kosher, Halaal, Product Specs & C.O.A’s available on request. SPICE BLENDS To find a product, press ctrl-F on a PC or cmd-F on a Mac UNIT EXCL. UNIT EXCL. DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE All Purpose Seasoning 216127 1kg R75,20 Chicken Tandoori 221059B 1kg R56,40 Aufschnitt Zemcor 215452 1kg R225,90 Chicken Tikka Lemon 221100 1kg R55,90 Bacon Seasoning 216125 1kg R38,80 Chilli & Garlic Grinder 216022 1kg R52,90 BBQ California 215197 1kg R44,90 Chillie & Lemon 215308 1kg R55,90 BBQ Chakalaka 215501 1kg R53,70 Chillie Powder 214689 1kg R45,20 BBQ Dallas Sa 215527 1kg R53,70 Chillie Powder Hot 214690 1kg R45,20 BBQ Garlic & Lemon 215016 1kg 53,79 Chillie Powder Royal 214692 1kg R77,40 BBQ Seasoning 216045 1kg R43,80 Chillie-Mate 215987 1kg R34,40 BBQ Spice 215329 1kg R39,80 Chinese 5 Spice 216034 1kg R72,40 BBQ Spice Budget 216008 1kg R17,20 Chip Sprinkle 216044 1kg R42,60 BBQ Texas 215226 1kg R55,90 Chipwhite (Sodium Metabisulphite) 264130 1kg R28,00 BBQ Tikka Spice 215567 1kg R55,90 Corn Starch 312022 25kg R370,80 BBQ Two Oceans 215302 1kg R55,90 Curry Budget 216123 1kg R23,70 Beef Stock Granules 312082 1kg R49,50 Curry Hot 216096 1kg R46,30 Biltong Spice Safari (Crown) 264059 2kg R176,30 Curry Medium 216027 1kg R52,30 Boerewors Spice 221887 1kg R45,20 Curry Stew 216114 1kg R53,70 Braai Sprinkle 216049 1kg R55,90 Dhanya Sausage Spice 221509 1kg R59,10 Breyani Fish Spice 216113 1kg R52,90 Dukkah - Spicey 10116 1kg R114,50 Breyani Mix Whole 216013 1kg R75,30 Dynamic Lemon Tikka Sa 215427 1kg R42,00 Butchers Grill Braai Spice 216120 1kg R64,40 Fish Spice 216036 1kg R34,40 Butchers Grill Famous Blend 216020 1kg R68,80 Fish Spice Garlic 215229 1kg R55,90 Butchers Grill Pepper Grinder 216117 1kg R103,80 Fish Spice Lemon 221636 1kg R55,90 Cactus Spice 216012 1kg R64,50 Frikkadel Mix 216110 1kg R40,90 Cajun Coarse 216028 1kg R75,20 Garam Masala 215845 1kg R61,20 Cajun Fine Spice 216016 1kg R75,20 Garlic & Herb 215963 1kg R62,10 Calamari Fish Spice 215348 1kg R63,50 Garlic & Herb Sprinkle 215374 1kg R62,10 Cantina Spice 216033 1kg R43,00 Garlic & Herb Stirfry 216054 1kg R61,30 Celery Salt 214679 1kg R24,50 Garlic Pepper 216121 1kg R92,50 Chicken & Herb Sprinkle 215219 1kg R52,70 Veggie Spice 216563 1kg R65,90 Chicken BBQ 216043 1kg R42,90 Zatar Spice 215608 1kg R64,40 Chicken Braai 216026 1kg R42,90 Garlic Salt 215351 1kg R34,40 Chicken Coating Plaza 215204 1kg R64,10 Gravy Powder 216014 1kg R40,90 Chicken Seasoning 216053 1kg R43,40 Green Onion Sprinkle 215034 1kg R37,70 Chicken Spice 215665 1kg R49,50 Grill & Butcher Blend 216023 1kg R84,50 Chicken Spice Budget 216010 1kg R17,80 Grill & Butcher Pepper Blend 216057 1kg R84,50 Chicken Stock 312567 1kg R51,60 Gunsmoke Grill 216005 1kg R28,00 Due to COVID prices are subject to change without prior notice.
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