Okomu Red Palm Oil – Non-Adulterated Nigerian Palm Oil – 4l
$19.96Okomu Red Palm Oil is unadulterated red palm oil sourced from Edo State, Nigeria, sold in 2L and 4L sizes. It is made by pressing the fruit of the oil palm to extract its naturally red-orange oil. This palm oil is used as a base for Nigerian dishes such as stews, soups, and jollof rice, lending them their characteristic color and flavor. It is well suited for home cooks who want authentic, non-adulterated Nigerian red palm oil.
St Louis Granulated Sugar – Everyday Baking & Sweetening
$4.27St Louis Sugar is a granulated white sugar used for everyday sweetening, baking, and cooking. It’s a familiar, trusted brand for many West African households, used to sweeten drinks like tea, coffee, and Zobo, as well as in baking cakes, chin chin, and other desserts. A reliable pantry staple for any kitchen that needs a consistent, all-purpose sweetener.
Tasty Tom Tomato Paste – Singles
$4.27Tasty Tom Jollof paste is the missing puzzle for a perfect Jollof rice recipe. It adds the perfect aroma, color and flavour to your Joolf rice. It can also be fried in oil and used as a sauce.
Nigerian Raw Honey
$10.69Delicious raw, unpasteurized, organic honey imported from Nigeria. Each bottle is hand poured and labeled with care.
Infused Honey – Cinnamon
$8.55Nsefi’s infused honey is perfect for giving you a sense of calm at the end of the day. It’s completely raw with no preservatives. Stir into milk or tea for a rich, aromatic treat, or add to baking for a unique twist to popular desserts.
Blue Band Margarine (Original & Bread Spread) – 450g – Blue band – Original
$7.84Blue Band is a vitamin-fortified margarine spread that’s been a household name across Nigeria, Ghana, and other African countries for decades. It’s made from vegetable oils blended into a smooth, spreadable margarine and comes in two forms: the Original tub, used for cooking, baking, and frying, and the Spread for Bread variant, formulated softer for spreading straight from the fridge. Many people who grew up in West Africa remember Blue Band as their everyday butter alternative for toast, sandw
Its Souper Peri- Peri Sauce
$10.69Peri-Peri means “Pepper-Pepper” in Swahili. It is made using the African Birds Eye Chili and other spices for the deliciously sweet and tangy authentic blend. Don’t be fooled by its creamy texture – this sauce packs as much heat as the African desert sun.
Sauce So Good (750ml)
$10.69If you have to cook your sauce or soup every week, we applaud you! If saving time in the kitchen is top of mind for you, then Sauce so good is for you. Sauce so good is prepared in small batches by Chef Detolu using fresh ingredients letting you bring Nigerian sauces and all kinds of dishes to your table for half the time. We love the idea of using this sauce as a side for Rice or a base for Jollof Rice or Vegetable soup. You’ll save time in the kitchen and your meals will taste delicious. A lit
Ofada Palm Oil (Bleached Palm oil) – 1L
$10.69Bleached palm oil has a unique taste and lends that flavour to any dish . It is made by heating red palm oil further until it has a lighter shade and looks to some extent like vegetable oil.
Coconut Oil
$8.55Over the years, Badagry has come to be known for Coconut farming in Nigeria and Badagry Division has perhaps one of the largest plantations in West Africa. Our coconut oil is produced in Badagry –
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