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Nigerian ‘Orobo’ Coke 50cl Single & Crate
Price range: $2.00 through $39.00
Nigerian “Orobo” Coke 50cl refers to the large, 50-centiliter (500ml) glass bottle of Coca-Cola,
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Ole Koko Herbal Drink
$4.00
Ole Koko Herbal Drink is a popular traditional African tonic, particularly recognized in Nigeria.
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Omoluabi Kuli Kuli – 165g
$3.00
Omoluabi’s Kuli Kuli maintains the authentic, nutty, and subtly spicy flavor profile characteristic of this traditional snack. It’s cherished for its satisfying crunch and is a versatile treat
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Omoluabi Peanuts
$7.00
Omoluabi Peanuts are available in various sizes (e.g., 350g, 510g) and are part of a wider range of food products offered by Omoluabi
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Onga Classic Powder** GREEN Sachet 50g
$1.00
“Onga Classic Powder GREEN Sachet 50g” refers to a 50-gram sachet of Onga Classic Powder seasoning, specifically in the green packaging, which typically indicates a chicken or all-purpose flavor profile within the Onga range.
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Oxford Cabin Biscuit
$3.00
Cabin biscuits are a type of plain, firm, and often slightly sweetened biscuit or cracker. They are known for their simple ingredients, typically consisting of wheat flour, vegetable fat, sugar, and sometimes a touch of salt.
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Papaya Solo
$1.89
Papaya Solo, believed to originate in Southern Mexico and Central America, is a fascinating fruit with a mysterious history.
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Peak Milk Evaporated Small – 170G
$3.00
Peak Milk Evaporated Small – 170G refers to a 170-gram can of Peak Evaporated Milk, a highly popular and widely recognized brand of milk in Nigeria and across many parts of Africa.
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Peak Powdered Milk – 400g
Price range: $9.00 through $19.00
Peak Powdered Milk 400g is a popular, convenient, and nutritious full-cream milk powder made from high-quality fresh cow’s milk.
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Peeled Beans 1.5kg
$8.00
Nigerian peeled beans is a popular dish made from black-eyed peas that have had their outer skin removed.
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Poundo Yam Flour 1.5kg
$7.48
“Poundo Yam Flour 1.5kg” refers to a 1.5-kilogram bag of instant yam flour, a highly convenient and popular alternative to traditionally pounded yam in Nigerian and West African cuisine.
