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.
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
Bitter Kola (Orogbo) – West African Kolanut Seed – 50g – 50g
$7.84Bitter Kola, also known as Orogbo, is the seed of a plant found across Central and Western Africa, distinct from regular kola nut. These edible seeds have a notably bitter taste with a sweet aftertaste, and are traditionally chewed on their own, especially during celebrations, or offered as a gesture of hospitality in Nigerian and West African culture. Bitter Kola holds cultural significance beyond just its taste, often featured in traditional ceremonies and gatherings.
Checkers Custard Powder – Milk, Banana & Vanilla Flavours – 400g- Banana Flavour
$4.27Checkers Custard Powder is a flavored starch-based powder that cooks up into a rich, creamy custard, popular as a dessert or breakfast treat for both adults and children. It’s available in Milk, Banana, and Vanilla flavours, in 400g and 1.5kg sizes, giving you flexibility in flavor and quantity depending on your household’s needs. The distinctively rich taste makes it a comforting, nostalgic treat, whether served warm as a breakfast or chilled as a dessert.
Amel Susan Custard Powder – Milk, Banana & Vanilla Flavours – Banana Flavour-500g
Original price was: $4.27.$2.13Current price is: $2.13.Amel Susan Custard Powder is a flavored starch-based powder used to make quick, creamy custard by cooking it with water or milk until thickened. It’s a popular dessert and breakfast base across Nigerian and West African households, valued for how fast and easy it is to prepare compared to custard made from scratch. This listing comes in Milk, Banana, and Vanilla flavours, in 500g and 2kg sizes, letting you choose the size and flavor that suits your household.
Baobab Powder – Vitamin C-Rich African Superfruit Powder
$19.25Baobab powder is a naturally dried, ground powder made from the fruit of the African baobab tree ( Adansonia digitata ), known for its high vitamin C content and tangy, citrus-like flavor. It is made by drying and milling the fruit pulp, which naturally dehydrates on the tree before harvest. Baobab powder is used in smoothies, juices, and baking as a source of vitamin C, fiber, and calcium. It is well suited for vegans, vegetarians, and anyone looking to add a nutrient-dense African superfruit t
Alum (Potash Crystal) – Traditional Nigerian Cooking Aid – 100g
$2.85Alum is a mineral compound used in traditional Nigerian and West African cooking and home remedies, sold here in a 100g pack. It’s commonly used in small amounts as a natural additive in certain traditional food preparations and household uses passed down through generations. As with any mineral-based cooking aid, it should be used sparingly and according to traditional preparation methods.
Agege Bread – Soft Nigerian Sweet Bread – 700g – Sliced
$2.85Agege Bread is a soft, slightly sweet, dense-crumbed bread named after the Agege area of Lagos, Nigeria, where it originated and became famous. It has a distinct chewy texture and mild sweetness that sets it apart from typical North American sandwich bread, making it a nostalgic favorite for many Nigerians who grew up eating it fresh from local bakeries. It’s great on its own, toasted, or paired with butter, eggs, or beans for a classic Nigerian breakfast. Available Sliced or as a whole Agege lo
Laura’s Delight Puff Puff – 670g – Pepper
Original price was: $10.69.$9.26Current price is: $9.26.Your delicious Puff Puff is only a few minutes away with Laura’s Delights Puff Puff Mix. Just add water and let it rise.
Lady B Custard (2kg) – Large
Original price was: $10.69.$7.12Current price is: $7.12.Lady B Custard powder is a creamy custard with Vanilla flavour
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