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Picture of Africa's Finest Dried Iru

Africa's Finest Dried Iru

Locus Beans are a very popular ingridient in cooking west African dishes such as Efo Riro , pepper sauce and other popular soups
£2.99
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Ground Crayfish

Crayfish powder is made from dried blended “Crayfish”. It is commonly used in almost all Nigerian dishes as a food ingredient.
£2.49
Picture of Ground Egusi

Ground Egusi

Egusi is a wild member of the gourd family, with very dry skin and bitter flesh. It looks the same as watermelon seeds but taste quite differently. They are extremely nutritious- high in protein and oil. They are often use in West Africa as thickening agent in soups, and add depth to most meals
£1.99
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Ground Hot Pepper

Ground hot pepper is widely used in Nigeria to cook due to its exceptional heat and unique flavor. it is also called Nsukka pepper and Ghana pepper in West Africa and yellow lantern chili in English-speaking markets
£2.00
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Ground Prawns

Smoked in their shells & then blended, these prawns not only look fantastic, they are delicious too
£2.50
Picture of Grounded Ogbono

Grounded Ogbono

Also referred to as wild African Mango seed, ground ogbono is used in preparing ogbono soup also know as Apon to the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Ogbona soup is best enjoyed with Pounded yam, amala or fufu.
£1.99
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Shawa Fillets

Bonga Fish Fillets used in preparing Ogbono and other fish meals, is high in many important nutrients, including high-quality protein, iodine and various vitamins and minerals
£4.69
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Stockfish Cutlets

Commonly used by Nigerians to add flavour to their traditional soups and vegetables such as Egusi soup or efo riro
£3.99
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Suya Spice

A blend of fine spices to help you create Suya, the tasty West African kebab
£1.99
Picture of Whole Egusi

Whole Egusi

Egusi is a wild member of the gourd family, with very dry skin and bitter flesh. It looks the same as watermelon seeds but taste quite differently. They are extremely nutritious- high in protein and oil. They are often use in West Africa as thickening agent in soups, and add depth to most meals
£2.50
Picture of Whole Ogbono

Whole Ogbono

Also referred to as wil African Mango seed, ground ogbono is used in preparing ogbono soup also know as Apon to the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Ogbona soup is best enjoyed with Pounded yam, amala or fufu.
£2.99