Sunny Gold Hausa Koko Cereal/MIllet Porridge Flour

Original spicy and refreshing taste of Hausa Koko as you know it back home.

• Nutrient-rich breakfast, Flavorful Ingredients, Healthy Indulgence
• Low-Calorie Choice, Nourishing Morning, Spices and Millet
• Fulfilling Day, Breakfast Delight, Premium Breakfast Cereal

One Man Thousand ( Fried Fish) - 1LB

Sunny Gold White Sugar 800G provides the pure, sweet taste you need for all your culinary creations. Whether you're baking delicious cakes, sweetening your beverages, or adding a touch of sweetness to your favorite recipes, this fine granulated sugar dissolves quickly and evenly. A kitchen staple, Sunny Gold White Sugar ensures consistent sweetness and quality. Perfect for daily use, it's the ideal ingredient for enhancing the flavor of your meals and drinks. Add Sunny Gold White Sugar to your pantry today!

Care Instructions:

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture.
• Keep in an airtight container to prevent clumping.
• Avoid exposure to strong odors.
• Keep away from direct sunlight.

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.

Wele, also known as cow skin meat, is a widely enjoyed ingredient in Ghanaian and Nigerian cuisine.

In Ghana, it is commonly used in soups, stews, and dishes like waakye and kenkey with pepper sauce. It is valued for its chewy texture and ability to absorb rich flavors.

In Nigeria, it is called "Kpomo", "Ponmo", or "Kanda" and is a staple in many traditional dishes. Nigerians use it in pepper soups, egusi soup, ogbono soup, and assorted meat stews.

It is often spiced and fried or cooked in a thick sauce as a side dish.