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All five CASA MADD flavors: Original, MaddNada, Passion Fruit, Mango–Passion Fruit, and Tollé
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An African fruit tradition

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One fruit family. Many names. Shared across Africa.

New to CASA MADD

Two new flavors just landed.

Meet Madd Mango–Passion Fruit and Tollé. Now available in 8 oz jars for $16 each.

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The Jars

See The Real Madd

Madd Royal — The Original

Golden, glossy, whole-fruit madd

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Madd Rouge Impérial

MaddNada with mango, chamoy, and spice

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Fresh madd opened by hand in Casamance
Fresh madd opened by hand · Casamance

The Fruit

The fruit inside every jar

Madd opens to reveal golden pulp wrapped around its seeds. Its natural sweet-tart flavor is the heart of every Casamadd recipe.

The Fruit

Wild, not farmed

The madd in today’s jars grows on vines through the forests of Casamance. It is gathered by hand, sorted by hand, and jarred within days.

A person reaching into the forest canopy near wild madd vines in Casamance
Documentary photograph · Casamance

The Saba family

Known across Africa

Madd belongs to a wider West African story, with close Saba relatives enjoyed in East Africa. Today’s Casamadd jars contain Saba senegalensis sourced in Senegal.

Saba senegalensis is native across Benin, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Mauritania, and Senegal.

Madd fruit in a woven basket in Casamance
Madd fruit in Casamance

Across West Africa · Saba senegalensis

Madd / Màdd
Wolof · Senegal & The Gambia
Kabaa
Mandinka · The Gambia & Senegal
Zaban
Bambara / Dioula · Mali
Laaré / Laré
Pular / Fulani · Guinea
Weda
Mooré · Burkina Faso
Cocota
Côte d’Ivoire
Ɛsononantin
Ghana
Saba / liane saba
Maninka-derived / French

A close East African relative

Bungo / Mabungo / Mbungo

Kenya and Tanzania · Saba comorensis. A different species in the same Saba family, also a climbing vine with round fruit, pulp-covered seeds, and tart-sweet flavor.

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How To Eat It

01

Straight from the jar

A spoon. That's the whole method. Cold, over the sink.

02

Over yogurt or ice cream

The salt cuts the cream. Two spoons per bowl.

03

Blended into juice

Pulp, cold water, ice. Blend, strain if you like.

04

Alongside grilled meat

Sharp and sweet against char. Serve on the side.

Real golden madd pulp separated from the fresh fruit

The real fruit

Golden whole pulp. Tangy, glossy, and naturally fibrous.

Next harvest, first

We email when jars are back. Nothing else.

Shipping

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Columbus local delivery

$7–$10

Delivery around Columbus — the closer you are, the lower the rate. Pick local delivery at checkout.

United States

$15

Flat rate to every US address.

International

$35

Europe, Canada, and everywhere else — about 3 days in transit.

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Come by the shop to see every jar and take some home the same day.

2234 S Hamilton Rd

Columbus, OH 43227

614-780-1328

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