
Kavod Bethel African and Caribbean Market 5582 Eureka Drive
Hamilton OH 45011
Email: kavafoods1@gmail.com
Phone: (513) 578-3802
Journey through Africa one product at a time.
Hamilton OH 45011
Kavod Bethel African and Caribbean Market is a Black-owned grocery store offering ethnic teas, beverages, sauces, herbs, grains, fresh produce, sweets, African art, clothing, and more. Owned by Adwoa Achampong, who was born and raised in Ghana, the store’s goal is to take each customer on a journey through Africa, one product at a time.
Products Offered
Spices and Tea
Herbal teas, beverages, various African, Asian, and Hispanic sauces and salsas, seasonings, herbs, and spices such as Grains of Paradise, selim, cloves, African calabash nutmeg, anise, bay leaf, and curry powder.
Snacks
Plantain, cocoyam fufu, banku, millet, wheat, and sorghum mix. Along with African snacks such as cookies, crackers, caramelized coconut candy, condensed candy, peanut brittle, plantain chips, nuts, dates, fruits, and vegetables.
Fresh and Frozen Produce and Meat
The Black-owned grocery store also offers fresh and frozen produce such as atieke, placali, bitter leaves, and sweet potato leaves. Oxtails, goat meat, liver, beef tripe, cow skin, fish, poultry, crabs, and snails are also available.
Clothing and Art
Kavod Grocery sells beautiful handmade African arts, fabrics, fashionable clothing, jewelry, hand fans, and obi belts. African print purses, beads, and anklets for all genders and ages are also available.
Body Products and Kitchenware
The store is a body and hair care product staple, including Shea butter, African Black soap, and braiding hair. African chewing sticks, calabashes, clay pots, earthenware pots, clay sticks, and African spatulas are also sold.
The grocery store’s primary mission is to ensure customers have a safe, clean, and valuable shopping experience.
Kavod Grocery offers customers in-person sales, pick-up, deliveries, and shipping options.
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