Sunny Gold Gari Mix In A Cup

Dried Smoked Herrings (Amane) - 1LB

Our Dried Smoked Herrings (Amane) are carefully selected, smoked, and dried to preserve their rich, bold flavor. A staple in Ghanaian and West African cuisine, these herrings add a delicious smoky taste to soups, stews, sauces, and rice dishes. Packed with protein and essential nutrients, they are a healthy and flavorful addition to your meals.

Sunny Gold Brown Sugar Sachet 800g is a premium quality, versatile sweetener perfect for baking, beverages, or enhancing your daily meals. With its rich, molasses flavor, it adds a natural sweetness and depth to any dish. This convenient sachet makes it easy to measure the right amount for your recipes or tea. Order today and enjoy the perfect touch of sweetness!

Nutritional Value & Benefits:

• Rich in minerals like calcium, iron, and potassium.
• Provides a more complex, deep flavor than white sugar.
• Natural sweetness with a hint of molasses for added depth.
• Ideal for baking, cooking, and sweetening beverages.

Care Instructions:

• Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.
• Seal tightly after use to maintain freshness.
• Avoid exposure to heat to prevent clumping.

Koobi, also known as salted tilapia, is a popular Ghanaian ingredient used to enhance the rich, umami taste of traditional dishes. Made by salting and drying fresh tilapia, Koobi develops a deep, savory flavor that adds depth to soups, stews, and sauces.

It is a staple in many Ghanaian households and is commonly used in meals like Kontomire (Palava Sauce), Abomu, and Light Soup.

Our high-quality Koobi is carefully processed to maintain its authentic taste and nutritional value, making it a must-have for both local and international food lovers.

Whether you're preparing a classic Ghanaian dish or experimenting with new recipes, Koobi is the perfect ingredient to elevate your cooking.

Momoni Fish is a traditional Ghanaian fermented fish known for its strong aroma and rich umami flavor.

It is typically made from salted fish, often herring or mackerel, which is left to ferment for several days to weeks.

This fermentation process enhances its taste and preservability, making it a popular ingredient in Ghanaian and West African cuisine.

Ghanak Kako

Kako" is a Ghanaian term for partially fermented, salted, and hard-dried fish, typically made from larger demersal species like sharks, skates, rays, and squids.