Eat ArtSpice of Africa Dancing Lady Slide Box (Collection of 10 Spices)
R249
About
Eat Art is all about the idea of living food. A way of life where food experiences are at the centre of all things good. Their beautifully handcrafted gifts are designed across a wide range of themes and innovative inspirations. Each unique product offers an opportunity to explore culinary tastes and trends to entice the senses and share the foodie experience.
African-inspired blends from North to South – a celebration of iconic African flavours and pastimes. The collection includes: Traditional Braai, Moroccan Ras El Hanout, North African Berbere, Egyptian Dukkah, Winelands Sea Salt, African Herb, Cape Malay Curry, Tunisian Harissa, Atlantic Smoked Salt, East African Curry.
Product Features
- Collection of 10 spices
- Great gift
- Date of expiry: Sept 2021
- Flavours include
- Traditional Braai
- Moroccan Ras El Hanout
- North African Berbere
- Egyptian Dukkah
- Winelands Sea Salt
- African Herb
- Cape Malay Curry
- Tunisian Harissa
- Atlantic Smoked Salt
- East African Curry
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