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Occupying a space in every South African cupboard, Mrs Balls Chutneys stays true to the original recipe.
With a blend of apricot and peach, Mrs Balls Chutneys are seasoned to perfection. Moreover, a South African Braai is never complete without a bottle or two of Mrs Balls Chutneys. Whether you enjoy hot chutney with your boerie rolls, or a fruity peachy addition, every dish one in need of chutney.
The Mrs Balls Story goes back to 1852, but it came very close to not being a story at all. The SS Quanza shipwrecked off the coast of East London, South Africa. Captain Adkins and his wife barely escaped with their lives, and then settled in King Williamstown. Little did they know the recipe they had in their possession would become an icon. It was then passed down to their daughter, Amelia as she came of age. As The Great War broke out in 1914, the chutneys were only being made on a small scale. Amelia and her husband Herbert decided to open their factory in 1917 with the octagonal jar and oval label we know and love.
Available in 470g
The Simba Crisps, or Simba Chippies, are made from only the very best potatoes grown in Southern Africa. Coming in a variety of delicious flavours, each chip is crinkle cut for maximum flavour. Simba, the king of snacks, ensures that every Simba chippie is roaring with flavour, leaving you wanting more after every bite. With so many flavours, from Mrs.Balls Chutney to All Gold Tomato sauce flavour, you’re sure to find one that’s perfect for you.
The Simba Crisps, or Simba Chippies, as South Africans know them, come in a variety of delicious flavours. You’re sure to find one that’s perfect for you. So with a flavour to suit every palate, they make a great addition to snack on for your next braai. If you’re not in the mood for sharing, then open up a packet and be a solo couch potato.
The Simba Crisps started with a roar all the way back in 1957. This was where Mrs Greyvenstein planted the seed that would grow into the biggest snack company in South Africa. Funnily enough Ouma Greyvenstein was also the brains behind Ouma’s Rusks. This is how she first got the funds together and with the help of her son, Leon, they first brought the Simba chippie to life.
Did you know that Simba is now owned by PepsiCo? Yes, Simba is a subsidiary of PepsiCo.
Available in 120g
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