Bryanston Market's online shop is now up and running and they now offer organic food deliveries and collection which include basic foodstuffs as well as tasty ready meals.
You need to get your order in before 2pm on a Tuesday for a Friday collection or delivery. You can place your orders for the week from Friday afternoons.
The delivery fee is R75 and deliveries can be made within a 20km radius of the market. Alternatively, you can collect your order from Bryanston Market on Thursday between 12:00 and 15:00.
Plan and book your order online here at the Bryanston Market website. Here's a look at some tasty highlights on offer.
Fresh fruit and vegetables from local organic farmers
Bryanston Market directly sells fruit and vegetables sourced from small local organic farmers based in and around Joburg. There's a choice of fresh veggie boxes that you can order, starting from 'small boxes' filled with a selection of six seasonal vegetables (R150) to a large box packed with 12 different vegetables (R300). There's also the Local is Lekker box which includes lots of veggies that are typically used in traditional dishes such as mielies, pumpkin leaves, sweet sorghum, sweet potatoes, jugo beans and calabash.
Organic meat and dairy
One of Joburg's most celebrated butcheries, Braeside Butchery is known for its dedication to free range and ethical farming. If you've found that recently you've made the trip out to the supermarket only to find the meat section empty then you'll be delighted to see that Braeside has an exceptional menu of meat that you can order in advance via the market including steaks, kebabs, mince, lamb, bacon, sausages and even whole chickens for the Sunday roast. On the dairy side there's fresh milk from Happy Milk and free range eggs from Keto Kitchen as well as Dutch cheeses from Gonedsa.Delicious and healthy ready meals
There's a delicious choice of ready meals on offer, freshly prepared by Bryanston Market's traders. Enjoy free range lasagne, cottage pie and pizzas to bake at home from Le Cuisine du Jardin, the most comforting soups from Christa's Corner or a banting quiche from the Keto Kitchen.Vegan, sugar-free and gluten-free treats
Bare Nature Nutrition specialses in healthy snacks that taste great and will fool any sugar-addicted child, including a selection of homemade preseravative-free and dairy-free ‘raw treats’ that make a great substitute for chocolate bars such as the beetroot bar and the chocolate brownie bar. Bare Nutrition also sells their own homemade organic peanut butter and a selection of tasty ready meals including mac and cheese and spaghetti bolognese.For vegans, cook up a vegan feast with a basket of products from Raw Wizard, a local company founded in 2015 that specialises in raw and vegan foodstuffs. The Raw Wizard range includes nut-based cheeses, yoghurts and milks and vegan burger patties made with lentils, beans, oats and buckwheat. Their excellent homemade sauerkrauts, including an 'ayurvedic kraut with digestive spices' are especially good for gut health.
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