Lekker Bos
Rooibos, lemon and honey. Bright, clean, golden.
Rooibos tea, lemon and honey in a can. Three ingredients and water. No caffeine.
Four cans, all caffeine-free, all ice cold. Pick yours.
Rooibos, lemon and honey. Bright, clean, golden.
The same, plus cayenne. A slow warm kick at the back.
Maple syrup in place of honey. Smooth and a little toasty.
Just rooibos and lemon. No sweetener at all. Crisp.
South African rooibos, brewed strong and cold-filled with real lemon and honey. That's the whole list.
The red bush, from the Cederberg in South Africa. Naturally caffeine-free, with no bitter edge.
The only sweetener. A little warmth in the middle of the sip, never syrupy.
Real juice for the snap at the end, so each can finishes clean and wants another.
Nothing else. No artificial sweeteners, no flavour packets.
Same rooibos, lemon and honey, plus one more thing: cayenne. A slow, warm kick at the back of every sip. Still caffeine-free.
The same rooibos and lemon, with pure maple syrup in place of the honey. Smooth, a little toasty and very Canadian. Still caffeine-free.
Just rooibos and lemon. No honey, no maple, no sweetener of any kind. Crisp, dry and clean. Still caffeine-free.
Fire on. Volume up.
Hot off the braai.
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Tetris, but with meat. The cooler keeps throwing cuts onto a 60 by 40 cm grill, each one drawn to its real size. One flipper does it all: shove them apart, flip them on time and plate them before the next one lands.
Braai Master
The cooler is about to start throwing. Shove apart any cuts that land touching, flip on time and plate everything. Three strikes and the braai is over.
Cold ones by the fire. Tap a can for a sip.
Biltong, Lekker Bos style: air-dried beef, sliced thin and seasoned the South African way. The other half of a Lekker Bos afternoon.

Classic biltong with coriander, black pepper and a little vinegar. Chewy and moreish.

Lekka Tong with a chilli kick. Made to go with Hot Bos if you're brave.
Food rules for meat products differ between Canada and the US, so Lekka Tong ships only where we can send it legally. We confirm at checkout.
Rooibos from the Cederberg, South Africa
The rooibos behind our cans, ready to brew at home. Choose loose leaf in a tin, or pyramid bags with room for the leaf to open. Steep it hot, pour it over ice, sweeten it or don't.

Rooibos · lemon peel
Rooibos and lemon peel, made for a spoon of honey. Bright, round and golden.

Rooibos · lemon peel · cayenne
Rooibos, lemon peel and a pinch of cayenne. A slow warm glow after every sip.

Rooibos · lemon peel · maple
Rooibos, lemon peel and Quebec maple sugar. Smooth, a little toasty, like October.
To brew: one teaspoon or one bag per cup, just-boiled water, 5 to 7 minutes. Rooibos doesn't turn bitter, so leave it in as long as you like. For iced tea, brew double strength and pour over ice.
South African pantry goods that mail well and keep for months. Nothing that melts, leaks or breaks. Order one box, or get one every two months.

The one in the photo. A taste of everything.
Everything to dry your own at home, except the beef.
For dunking. All three teas and a stack of rusks.
Our spice blends, sold by the pouch. 100 g seasons about 2 kg of beef.

Coriander-forward, the way it is done at home. Rub, rest overnight, hang.

The same blend with chilli flakes and cayenne. For Lekka Hot Tong.

All-round seasoning for chops, wors and chicken on the fire.

Sweet and smoky. Ribs, pork belly and anything low and slow.

Coarse salt with herbs and garlic. Shake it on just before the grill.
Order cans, Lekka Tong, spices, tea and the Box together. We ship direct to homes in Canada and the US, and you pay nothing until it ships.
Two Afrikaans words. Say it like you mean it.
Nice. Great. Delicious. The all-purpose word for "yes, that's good."
Bush. It's the plant this tea comes from: rooibos means "red bush."
Tasty bush. A great plant, brewed into a great drink.
Great bush.
Great bos.