There are countless South African products that can be conveniently purchased online today.
In those rare instances where you can’t find what you’re looking for in Germany, worry not, because there are plenty of excellent substitutes available that you can consider.
We have taken the liberty of compiling a list of these substitute suggestions for you, along with some helpful German translations.
Meat
German meat cuts are different from those in South Africa. South Africa tends to follow the British way of cutting meat.Below is a explanation of the German Beef Cuts German beef cuts Rinderhals, Kamm or Nacken (Chuck steak) Querrippe (Short ribs) Rinderbrust (Brisket) Hochrippe or Fehlrippe (Standing rib roast) Vorderrippe or
Fish
Rewe has a very good page about seafood. Where to buy fish and seafood If you would like to buy seafood or fish online try the following online shops: FrischeParadies Shop Fischkaufhaus Mein Bauernhof – direct from farmers in your region. Beef, Lamb, Veal, Chicken and Fish. Also milk, eggs and
Substitutes – Drinks
Looking for Milo, Horlicks, Frisco, Ricoffy or Lime Cordial? We compiled a searchable list of substitutes for some of the popular hot and cold drinks loved by South Africans Related content Where to buy South African products
Substitutes – Other Products
Here is a list of substitutes and translations for general food and kitchen items like cling film, maize meal, custard and biscuits Related content Where to buy South African products
Frozen products
Here is a list of suggestions for ready-made pasty (dough) products and some translations. Related content Inspiration
Baking ingredients
For all of the passionate bakers out there! We have thoughtfully compiled a comprehensive list of alternative ingredient options that can be used for baking in Germany, along with their corresponding German translations. More information about Flour types Ash Protein US UK German ~0.4% ~9% pastry flour soft
Types of Sugars
Here is a list of suggestions for types of sugars, as well as some translations. Related content
Dairy substitutes
Here is a list of suggestions for dairy products, as well as some translations. You can also read more on Rewe’s site Related content
Spices and Herbs
Here is a list of the most common spices and herbs with their Afrikaans, English and German names Spices Afrikaans English German Borrie Turmeric die Kurkuma Komyn Cumin der Kreuzkümmel Peper Pepper der Pfeffer Neutmuskaat Nutmeg die Muskatnuss Naeltjies Clove die Nelke Wonderpeper Allspice der Piment Herbs Afrikaans English German
Buying South African Products
SA Food Store
We believe that our South African communities in Europe should have convenient and affordable access to all their favourite South African products, no matter where they are based. So, we have brought together a group of South African expats who are searching for flavours of home. We are proud to
Sonja Kohlöffel – Gem Squash
Gem Squash tastes just like home Postal orders 6kg total cost for postage and packaging is 20€ Collections in either Ulm or Bad Waldsee cost 5kg is 10€ Please email sonjakohloffel@gmail.com with orders by no later than close of business on Fridays Orders will be sent out on Monday morning.
Outer Africa
Restaurant and shop Here you will find the best of what the amazing and intriguing continent of Africa has to offer – in particular from the Rainbow nation of South Africa (our homeland!!). From a huge selection of professional wildlife photographs, to ornaments, jewellery and home decor items, and from traditional food to tribal handcrafts, we have it all
Saffa Shop
A variety of South African products Home made biltong, boerewors, droëwors and chilli bites. Lamb chops. Maize Meal and Samp Maltabella, Jungle Oats, Kreemymeelm and ProNutro Rooibos, Five Roses, Ricoffy, Frisco and Milo Alcoholic drinks like Klipdrift Brandy, JC le Roux, Sedgwick’s Old Brown, Savanna, Hunter’s, Lion Lager and many
Die Spens
Die Spens shop is situated next to the A1 in Amersfoort, easily reachable from all over The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. Come and have a look at all the well known South African favourites, like Mrs Balls Chutney, Sparletta Creme Soda, Simba Ghost Pops, Ouma Rusks, Koo Sweetcorn, Iwisa Maize
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South African Recipes
Click here to submit your recipe Seasonal recipes Resources on the web Ina Paarman Pinterest – on the Braai Jan Braai Watertand resepte vir oud en jonk Cape Malay Cooking with Fatima Sydow Boerekos Related pages
German Cuisine and Recipes
Many will describe German food as hearty, heavy and unrefined. Comfort food comes to mind, as many dishes are based on starch. But I think that German food can be very refined “sehr fein” as well, and they have the best bakeries in the world. Apparently, there are more than
Shopping
Shopping in Germany can be a daunting experience if you are not familiar with how things work here. The worst is probably grocery shopping. In South Africa there is usually someone at the till that bags your groceries for you. It is mostly a relaxed experience and you can even
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