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Pepper Soup Spices
£3.00Spices used to make the Nigerian pepper soup which is made from Calabash nutmeg, negro pepper, aligator peppers, ginger roots and uziza seeds. Aroamtic seasoning with delicious taste.
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Plantain (Green)
£0.75The green plantains a are less sweet and starchier alternative to the ripe plantain
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Plantain (Yellow)
£0.75They belong to the same family as bananas. They are less sweet and starchier than bananas and have to be cooked before eating. They are AIP and Pale friendly and they keep you fuller for longer because of the typr of fibre they contain. They are a good source of complex carbohydrates, vitamins and mineral. They can be steamed, fried or grilled and used as a side dish to many African sauces.
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Plantain chips
£20.00Crisps made from plantains. Can be eaten on it’s own as a snack or serves as an entrΓ©e with dips
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Plantain Flour (Fufu)
£6.00Products from Unripe Plantain Flour Help Lowering Cholesterol and Controlling Blood Sugar. Unripe plantain is a natural source of resistant starch that helps to reduce blood glucose levels, so it is considered an excellent ingredient for food fortification.
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Pluvera Chicken
£9.50 – £36.00Distinctively nice poulty flaoured hens. It si firm in structure making it suitable for many frican stews and soups.
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Puff Puff Mix β 650g
£4.50An easy and tasty way to make the Nigerian puff puff by just adding water. Puff puff is a Nigerian street food which is loved by all and served as entree at parties
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Red Bream -1kg
£8.50Quite tasty fish with a satisfying meaty texture. Frozen and sold clean and cut in 1kg bags
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Rice
£22.00 – £27.00Rich is rich with vitamins like folate to improve its nutritional value. Additionally, its low fiber content may help with digestive issues.
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Roasted Groundnuts [500g]
£6.00Very popular Nigerian snack which canbe eated alone or with roasted plantains or gari. Full of flavour and helps preventheartvdisease by lowerring cholesterol levels.
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Romano Pepper
£0.50Sweet and aromatic elongated pepper which belongs to the nightshade family. An excelleng source of vitamin C, an antioxidant and great for boosting the immune system. Whilst it can be eaten raw, it makes an excellent addition to stews and soups giving it a sweet flavour
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Scotch Bonnet
£1.30 – £6.00chilli pepper that carries quite a bit of heat. It is very commonly used in a lot of West African and Carribbean dishes which require the heat and athe flavour of the scotch bonnet.