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Return to simple, slow living and good health. Experience the nostalgia of homemade food and goods being delivered to your door by someone you know and trust.

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The local artisans, farmers and small business owners that form part of our living, breathing community, grow food and produce goods in traditional, natural ways. We deliver to your door.

Proudly South African.

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Chocolate Fudge

1 of each left in stock

Artisanal fudge; handmade in small batches using real butter. Bubbled with love for two and a half hours. Brought to you by Dinah of Old Skool Fudge. She uses a recipe passed down through her family for years and years. Shared, enjoyed and tasted until perfection. 

Buy a cute little bag of 9 individually wrapped blocks. Each block is roughly 30mm x 30mm 

Selection

  • Caramel Rolo 
  • Oreo 
  • Rocky Road 
  • Marshmallow 

Nationwide delivery 

Farm Butter

On sale while stocks last: hand formed and hand packed artisan butter, made from ethically and locally sourced milk; free from preservatives, colourants, artificial flavourings, bulking agents and emulsifiers. These grass-fed cows are free from routine antibiotics and rBST hormones. The main benefit of grass-fed butter is that it has a much higher nutrient density compared to conventional butter. This means higher levels of Vitamin K2, greater content of Omega-3 fatty acid, 3-5 times more CLA levels and higher levels of Vitamin A and Carotene, which gives our butter its rich yellow color - 100% natural with no colourants 💛 At the moment we are supplying this beautiful butter in 500g salted blocks and 500g cultured blocks, marked down by more than 50% since our latest batch expires soon and there are only a few blocks left.

Pasta Night

CONTENTS: 

  • Locally made pasta, hand rolled the traditional way. Authentic, flavourful and free from preservatives and colourants. Options: Truffle Tagliatelle, High Protein Tagliatelle (vegan friendly), Turmeric Tagliatelle (good for gut health) 350g.
  • Top quality olive oil in a biodegradable tube. Proudly South African, internationally recognized. Inside the tube you will find a vacuum-packed bag which compresses the oil; allowing no air or light to affect this award-winning product and so offering the discerning consumer top-quality South African extra virgin olive oil until the very last drop. 500ml.
  • Tomato sauce made by a much-loved Wife, Mother of three and Granny of five. Upgrade any meal and pair with not only your pasta but also with mielie pap, baked potatoes, eggs or your braai meet. Add a bit of cream with your pasta and this sauce to take it to the next level, and meat lovers can add mince. 500ml. 

Grow House

Incredibly adaptive for residential cultivation and vegetable patches. Just R700.

• Lightweight

•Easy assembly, no tools needed

• Zipped roll-up door

• Strong PE cover

• Shelves hold up to 10kgs

• Powder-coated steel frame

• 49 x 69 x 125cm

• 3 tiers

Valentines Tea Light

1 left in stock 

Weighing between 85 and 95g each, these 8cm-diameter soy tea lights come in a pretty and reusable tin that stands at approximately 2cm in height. Handmade individually in small batches. 

floral fragrance

Nationwide delivery 

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meet our artisans

Itso is one of our most committed and creative members of Truffle Pig Pantry. He is professional, he has great communication skills and he makes the most incredible pieces of street art you will ever see. Please browse our Home and Garden category to see his offering, and remember he does offer consignment pieces so get in touch with us. He can literally make anything in the world from wire and beads. He comes from Zim and started up his business on the streets of Joburg. He has a small family at home whom he visits as much as he can. But he is often at his street corner come rain or shine. We distribute his works nationwide. And the more you order from us, the less he will have to stand out in the elements!

S H O P

slow food and gut health

Every persons Microbiome is different so listen to your body and its response to food. Aim for moderation and variety. The more diverse food the better, and the closer food is to its natural state the better for your body. The Mediterranean diet or way of eating has been known to celebrate foods that are highly beneficial to your overall health. The Western diet is typically high in fat and sugar, and low in fibre which destroys prevotella (known to assist with bloating and inflamation). Prevotella is a helpful tool if you are looking to shed extra weight.

Lactobacillus benefits dopamine levels. Be sure to look out for these cultures in yoghurts, sauerkraut, kefir and sourdough bread. And note that basic salt reduces lactobacillus. We offer infused salts that give you a vitamin boost whilst flavouring your food. Bifidobacterium and foods rich in fiber are good for your gut. These include broccoli, blueberries, apples, dates and lentils. A lack of fibre can contribute to a decrease in Bifidobacterium.

Tryptophan assists Serotonin levels. You can find this in foods like apricots, potatoes, beans, seeds and nuts, fish, mozzarella, meat and eggs. Things that can lower your tryptophan in the body include: not enough protein in the diet, too much sugar, too much alcohol and low levels of vitamin B6 in the body. B6 is destroyed by alcohol, and is rebuilt by consuming legumes, potatoes, tuna and salmon. People with low levels of vitamin B6 can have a range of symptoms; including anemia, itchy rashes, scaly skin on the lips, cracks at the corners of the mouth, and a swollen tongue. Other symptoms of very low vitamin B6 levels include depression, confusion, and a weak immune system.

Enterococcus can be found in cheese and raw milk as well as fermented vegetables like olives. Polyphenols are found in foods like berries, tea, coffee, cocoa, beans, spices, olives, red wine, nuts and seeds, olive oil, tumeric and apples. These foods can have anti inflammatory properties: thus playing a role in decreasing IBS and SIM symptoms. Frying your food can reduce Polyphenols. Faecalibacterium prausnitzii can be found in foods like nuts, kiwi fruit, onions, bananas, garlic and leeks.