Koeksister Sunday

Updates

Posted on Mar 31, 2021

Hey Koesiester Loving People
Please note that we will be closed on Sunday, 4 April 2021.
We wish you a safe and blessed Easter.

Posted on Jun 4, 2020

Hey all, with the new Level 3 alert we have decided to reopen for business.
We ask all customers to adhere to the social distancing protocols and where their masks when collecting.

Posted on Apr 5, 2020

Hey all, please note that we will be closed for the duration of the lock down. Be safe and stay at home.

Posted on Dec 12, 2019

Hey Koesiester loving people, please note that our last day of trading for 2019 will be on 15 December 2019. We will reopen on 5 January 2020.
Thank you to everyone for their support. We wish you and your families a safe and blessed festive season and look forward to seeing you in 2020.

Posted on Sep 14, 2019

Hey all, please note that we will be closed on Sunday, 15 September 2019.
Sorry about the inconvenience, see you next week

Testimonials

a year ago

Delicious and Tasty, every bite is flavorsome!

- Asif K

3 years ago

Just a pity they don't do delivery. Love love love their koeksisters.

- Charlene K

2 years ago

Excellent service and good koesiters

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Sunday Traditions

Sundays on the Cape Flats meant getting ready for church and/or preparing for the much anticipated Sunday family lunch. There was not much time for breakfast but there was always time for a tasty Koesiester.

Not to be confused with the traditional Koeksister; the Koesiester or Koe'sister is both sweet and spicy. The sugary coating and sprinkling of coconut is what Sunday mornings are made of. It was the Sunday Tradition. Still clad in our Pj's, ice-cream tub under the arm and our money clinched tightly we marched down the road to get our breakfast....The smell of aniseed and cinnamon mixed with sweet sugary syrup was our GPS to the Koesiester Aunty's place.

Moving from the Flats to the Suburbs meant that there were no Aunties selling these yummy treats. It was just not something that was available in the Suburbs, especially the Northern Suburbs.

Have we outgrown the Sunday morning Koesiester run?

Apparently not. My mom started making her own Koesiesters because a Sunday without a Koesiester would be like a Sunday without roast chicken (another Cape Flats tradition) We soon realised that there were others seeking the same Sunday breakfast and after much deliberation and plenty of pressure from neighbours and friends....KOESIESTER SUNDAY was born.

We became the AUNTIES.

Now sugar and spice fills our kitchen. Used ice-cream tubs and even Tupperware lined up on the counter waiting to be filled....chatter and laughs with customers turned friends ....that has become OUR Sunday Tradition.