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Manmarlark (Kakadu Plum) Powder

$40.00
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Mardanggich (Kakadu plum) Spice Mix

$15.00
Harvesting Man-kurndalh ‘Black Plums’ today, i Harvesting Man-kurndalh ‘Black Plums’ today, in a peaceful spot out Kumando country. Man-kurndalh (Kune language) are dark sweet berries with aromas resembling baked fruit. Available now, contact us for prices and more information. We can send anywhere around Australia.
Ngerdi (Gurr Goni Language) Green Ants are availab Ngerdi (Gurr Goni Language) Green Ants are available all year round. Used medicinally, or as a snack -their green backs are full of a punchy, sour sweetness.
Our website is live! Head to www.maningridawildfoo Our website is live! Head to www.maningridawildfoods.com to learn about us and our native foods! For now, you can order our Kakadu Plum Powder or our spice mix made in Maningrida and developed in partnership with Outback Chef. Enjoy!! #bawinanga #maningridanow #wildfoods #sustainableseafood #bushfoods #indigenousfoods
We are so proud to share our Manmarlak (Kakadu plu We are so proud to share our Manmarlak (Kakadu plum in Kune Language) Powder with everyone. Here is a sneak peak into the process of turning the whole plums into seedless powder-which we do entirely here in Maningrida! Please get in touch if you would like to stock our Manmarlak powder. The powder will be available for purchase on our website very soon!
We have been busy preparing Manmarlak (Kakadu Plum We have been busy preparing Manmarlak (Kakadu Plum in Kune language) by removing seeds, dehydrating, then running through our mill to create POWDER If you are interested in buying some 100% seedless Kakadu Plum Powder direct from Arnhem Land, get in contact with us!
Harvesting tubers at this time of the year, after Harvesting tubers at this time of the year, after there has been a few good rains, the ground is soft. Nice day out at Buluhkaduru this week harvesting Bulubbi, Mangali and Batjo - all Kune language
Root and tubers in season now. BULKUD, BATJO, BULU Root and tubers in season now. BULKUD, BATJO, BULUBBI - kune language names for these radish/ parsnip/ potato ‘like’ tubers. Contact us now to order some. We can send anywhere around Australia. Limited season only * . . These foods have all been locally, ‘wild harvested’ by traditional land owners of Arnhem Land - through sustainable and culturally significant practices that are tens of thousands of years old.
WILD VEGETABLES TASTER PACKS Order your Maningrid WILD VEGETABLES TASTER PACKS Order your Maningrida Wild Foods starter pack today! Small, medium or large for $50, $100 and $200 plus delivery with Australia Post Express. Contains Bulkud the wild white carrot, Mulupi the wild parnsip and Mangaling the wild potato and badjo, the rare wild radish! (All these names in Kune language) Traditionally cooked in a ground oven wrapped in paperbark, or on a fire if in a rush, they are all harvested by traditional owners on their country. A unique way to support culture! Thank you to Lennie, Andrina and Leila for the videos and names in Rembarrnga, Kune and Gurr-Goni languages!
Better late than never - we would like to say than Better late than never - we would like to say thank you to all our harvesters, customers and supporters for a massive 2019! Here are a few pictures of the New Year party held by bush foods legend Hedley Brian and his family at Ankabadbirri outstation featuring Djarduk and Manmoyi (red apples and green plums in Kune language) Photo credits Hedley Brian and his wife Gloreen Campion
Terry and Jeremiah hard at work processing queenfi Terry and Jeremiah hard at work processing queenfish to be sold in the community! #bawinanga #sustainableseafood #aboriginalaffairs
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