The most social and important place in a hostel or self-catering lodge, except for the bar of course, is the communal kitchen. It is the place where everyone meets, where you can cook your meals or wait for the leftovers.
Anyway, cooking and eating are simply essential and we therefore made a (price)list of the items that we think are in the average groceries basket of travellers. It hopefully helps planning your holidays in South Africa.
Safe travels! [exchange rates in the daily news]
Safe travels! [exchange rates in the daily news]
- bread - from R5/loaf
- butter spread- from R19/250gr
- eggs (large) - from R12/6ea free range
- fruit jam - from R6/225gr
- peanut butter - from R14/410gr
- baked beans - from R5/can
- bacon - from R25/250gr
- milk - from R10/1l
- muesli - from R22/750gr
- yoghurt - from R5/175gr
- cheese - from R25/300gr
- fruits - price depending on season... relatively cheap
- bottled water (still) - from R4/500ml
- coke - from R8.50/500ml
- juice - from R14/1l
- biscuits - from R5/packing
- pasta - from R6.50/500gr
- pasta sauce - from R15/200ml
- instant soup - from R3/portion (Cup-a-Soup)
- steak - from R45/kg (rump etc.)
- chakalaka - from R10/can
- chutney - from R13/bottle
- chili sauce - from R10/bottle
- potato chips - from R3.50/30gr
- bovril - from R19/125gr
- marmite - from R19/125gr
- beer - from R7/330ml
- cider - from R8/330ml
- wine - from R15/bottle R53/3l box (babalas guaranteed)
The prices in the list above are the old, but current, prices. (23 Feb 2012).
The list above is probably missing some items. Let us know what you think is missing & we will add it asap!
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