Your online African and Caribbean grocery
All of home in one parcel: over 350 products from West Africa, Central Africa, Madagascar and the Caribbean, with their real names, where they come from and the recipes that go with them.
The market aisles
- Spices and condiments: soumbara, djansang, essèssè, colombo, JUMBO stock powders.
- Sauces and pastes: peanut paste, palm nut sauce (sauce graine), red palm oil, chilli.
- Flours and starches: foufou, attiéké, gari, black-eyed pea flour.
- Grains, seeds and pulses: fonio, millet, broken rice, beans, Lima beans (pois du Cap).
- Drinks and teas and infusions: bissap, ginger, kinkeliba, Touba coffee, Caribbean sodas.
- Products from the French Caribbean and Réunion: creole sauces, cane sugars and syrups, jams, creole tinned dishes.
- Snacks and sweets: plantain chips, BÉGUÉ sweets, roasted peanuts.
- Smoked, dried and tinned fish: dried shrimp, smoked catfish, sardines.
Want to cook a particular dish without forgetting anything? Our recipe kits bring together the dry ingredients for a mafé, a yassa, a thiéboudienne, a ndolé or a colombo, with the step-by-step recipe.
Frequently asked questions
What can you find in an online African grocery?
At NKOSI, over 350 grocery products: spices and condiments (soumbara, djansang, chilli), flours and starches (foufou, gari, attiéké), sauces (peanut paste, palm nut sauce), drinks (bissap, ginger, Touba coffee), grains (fonio, millet), dried fish, snacks and products from the French Caribbean.
Do you deliver all over France and Europe?
We deliver to mainland France, to a Chronopost pickup point or to your home with Colissimo, and to ten European countries: Austria, Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. Your parcel ships within 24 to 72 hours on working days. In France, pickup point delivery is free from €39 and home delivery from €59.
Which products are most popular?
BARKELOU Touba coffee, BÉGUÉ ginger sweets, TANTIE baobab, DAME BESSON creole sauces, M’AMOUR banana jam, kola nuts and bitter kola. Find them and more among our best sellers.
How do I cook an African dish for the first time?
Start with a kit: it contains the dry ingredients for the dish (spices, sauce, rice or flour) and links to the step-by-step recipe on our blog. You add the meat or fish, the vegetables and the onions.
