Durum Semolina (4lbs)
$7.12Semolina flour is used to prepare the Semolina Fufu which can be eaten with any desired soup.
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
Honeywell Whole Wheat Meal – 900g
$7.84Honeywell Whole Wheat Meal is a swallow flour made from 100% whole wheat, sold in a 900g pack. It is made by milling whole wheat into a fine meal that is cooked with hot water into a smooth, stretchy swallow. This wheat meal is used the same way as semovita or amala, served alongside Nigerian soups. It is well suited for households looking for an affordable, widely available swallow option.
Titus Sardines in Vegetable Oil – Quick Meal Canned Fish
$2.85Titus Sardines are small fish sealed in vegetable oil, a quick and convenient protein source popular across Nigerian and West African households. They can be eaten straight from the tin on their own, or added to fried eggs, sauces, sandwiches, and other quick meals for an easy protein boost. Sardines are a practical pantry staple for busy mornings or whenever a fast, no-cook (or quick-cook) meal is needed.
Achi Seeds – Nigerian Soup Thickener – 50g – Whole
$4.27Achi is a natural soup thickener made from the ground seeds of the Achi tree, commonly used in Igbo and Eastern Nigerian cooking. It’s added to vegetable-based soups like Egusi soup, Oha soup, and Ogbono soup to give them a smooth, thick consistency without significantly altering the soup’s flavor. Achi is available Whole (for grinding at home) or Grounded (ready to use), letting you choose the level of prep you prefer.
Grains of Paradise (20g)
$4.27Grains of Paradise are seeds of Alligator pepper. They have a hot and peppery flavor so they are used as a pepper substitute. Grains of Paradise are used like black pepper, ground into soups, onto meats and used in spice mixtures like the peppersoup spice.
Cloves (10g)
$2.13Cloves Whole or ground cloves are used to flavor sauces and soups. It’s one of one of the components of the Peppersoup spice blend. Cloves contain several nutrients which makes them an incredibly healthy spice.
Fennel Seeds (10g)
$4.27Fennel is a regular addition in spice blends to be used for peppersoup, Ghana light soup, dry rubs for meat and fish. The seeds can be used whole or ground up, and are used in both sweet and savoury recipes.
Dried Ginger (50g)
$2.85Dried ginger is commonly used as a spice and flavoring agent in soups. It’s a common ingredient for peppersoup spice blend.
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