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.
Maggi Chicken Seasoning Powder – 450g
$4.98The Maggi Powder Seasoning can easily be sprinkled in the middle of cooking any meal. It dissolves easily so convenient and easy to use. A great choice for marinating your meat, taste booster for sauces, fried rice or any type of braised dish.
Aridan (Tetrapleura Tetraptera) – West African Soup Spice Pod
$1.42Aridan is the dried, curved seed pod of Tetrapleura tetraptera, a tree native to West Africa, known in Yoruba as Aridan, in Igbo-associated cooking as Uyayak, and used alongside Prekese in Ghanaian kitchens. The pod has a distinctive sweet-spicy, slightly smoky aroma and is added whole or broken into simmering soups to release its flavor. It’s most commonly used to season Banga soup (palm nut soup), Pepper soup, and Kontomire (cocoyam/taro leaf) stew, giving these dishes a warm, aromatic depth t
Periwinkles (Dried, Deshelled) – Nigerian Soup Seafood – 20g
$6.41Periwinkles are small sea snails traditionally used in Nigerian and West African cooking to add a distinct seafood flavor and chewy texture to soups. This pack is already deshelled and cleaned, saving the time-consuming step of removing the shells yourself, so they’re ready to add straight to your pot. Periwinkles are commonly used in soups like Banga soup, Afang soup, and Editan soup, where their briny taste complements other proteins like fish and meat.
De-Rica Tinned Tomatoes – Jollof Rice & Stew Base – 210g
$2.13De-Rica Tinned Tomatoes are canned tomatoes used as the flavor base for Nigerian stew and jollof rice, offering a convenient alternative to blending fresh tomatoes from scratch. The tomatoes are cooked down to a rich, slightly thick consistency that blends smoothly into a stew or jollof base once combined with pepper, onions, and oil. This is a pantry staple for anyone who cooks Nigerian food regularly and wants consistent results without the extra prep time of fresh tomatoes.
Umilo ( Nutmeg ) – 10g
$4.98Umilo is a common spice used to flavor for some soups and pastries for its sweet fragrance.
Gbafilo Seeds – Nigerian Pepper Soup Spice (Pack of 5)
$4.98Gbafilo is a spice made from the nut of the Gbafilo pod, removed and ground into a fine seasoning used to flavor Nigerian pepper soup. It’s a lesser-known but traditional soup spice from Nigeria, valued for adding an earthy, aromatic depth to pepper soup broths alongside other spices. This pack contains 5 individually packaged units, giving you enough to season several pots of soup or share with family. Origin: Nigeria.
Uziza Seeds (West African Pepper) – Soup Spice – 20g
$3.56Uziza seeds, also known as West African pepper or Ashanti pepper, come from the Piper guineense plant and are sold here as 20g of whole dried seeds. They are made up of the plant’s dried seeds, which are ground or crushed before use. Uziza seeds are used as a peppery, aromatic spice in Nigerian soups such as pepper soup, ogbono soup, and banga soup. They are well suited for home cooks building a West African spice pantry and anyone seeking an authentic alternative to standard black pepper.
Alligator Pepper (Pack of 4) – West African Grains of Paradise
$4.98Alligator pepper, also called grains of paradise, is a spice made from the seeds of Aframomum melegueta , a plant related to ginger and cardamom, sold here in a pack of 4. It is made up of dried seed pods with a fiery, peppery taste. Alligator pepper is used sparingly as a flavoring in West African soups and meals, and also holds ceremonial significance in some Nigerian traditions. It is well suited for home cooks seasoning West African dishes and anyone exploring traditional Nigerian spices.
Ofor Seeds
$4.27Ofor seeds are grounded and added to soups as a thickener. It can be added to soups like Egusi soup, Oha soup, Ogbono soup e.t.c.
Nkwobi Spice Mix – Ehuru, Ugba, Crayfish & Pepper Blend
$4.27Nkwobi Spice is a pre-mixed seasoning blend containing Ehuru (calabash nutmeg), Ugba (fermented oil bean seed), crayfish, and dry pepper, the core ingredients needed for Nkwobi, a popular Igbo delicacy made from spiced cow foot in a rich palm oil sauce. This ready-made blend saves the time and effort of sourcing and grinding each ingredient separately, making it easier and faster to prepare authentic Nkwobi at home. It’s a favorite for parties, gatherings, and anyone craving this classic Nigeria
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