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Shopping at Keyes Pantry Market

Shopping for quality food products in Rosebank

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Hi! My name is Bianca Ackroyd and I live in Johannesburg, South Africa. I blog about food, travel, and sustainability.

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Just because Italy didn’t qualify doesn’t mean we can’t have some Italian snacks with the game #zucchinifritti #worldcup2018 #mondaysoff #zucchini #instafood #myjoburgfooddiary

Winter balcony garden going strong! #mizuna #leafygreebs #cicoria #strawberry #rocket #butterlettuce #coriander #balconygarden #containergardening #hangingbasket #growyourownfood #homegrown #urbanfoodgarden #gardenblogger #instafood #instagarden #edibles

Another very pretty but frosty Spruit morning #winter #sunrise #Highveld #johannesburg

#TBT to sunrise walks in the valley of the #injisuthi river with my love. This river and the surrounding Drakensberg mountains hold such a special place in our hearts. I’m so grateful to be able to visit beautiful wild places like this with someone so patient, kind and adventurous, someone I adore with all my ❤️

What a treat to come back to this amazing homemade bread for brunch after a long sunrise wilderness trail in the Kruger National Park. It was baked by Chef Sizakhele Khoza who cooked all our meals during our 3-night stay at the Napi Wilderness camp in April. You can find the recipe and a little bit about Sizakhele on my blog today. #linkinprofile👆🏻 #myjoburgfooddiary #krugernationalpark #safari #wilderness

Every year winter arrives in Johannesburg I’m always so surprised at how dry it is. The extremes of cold and frosty mornings to hot and toasty at midday are unique! But I think my favourite part of winter in Johannesburg are the thin and wispy clouds against the pale blue sky. #landscape #BraamfonteinSpruit #johannesburg #Highveld #winter

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