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South Africa is a highly developed country with enormous natural biodiversity. In most cases if a food were hard to find there, the highly industrialised farmers would probably have found a way to produce it themselves.

A few niche foods - such as endives and samphire - are difficult to produce (and nobody cares enough to find a way round that) and oats have never really become popular in the area.

But mostly: if you can buy it in New Orleans, you can buy it in Johannesburg.

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