Nigerian fufu is mainly made out of cassava dough while other countries like Ghana use a mixture of cassava and plantain. Best consumed with popular Nigerian soups such as efuis, efo riro or banga soup
Enjoy our Tatenda Maize meal, a high quality African oriented GMO free maize meal for Sadza, Nshima, Pap etc. Tatenda refined maize meal is a lighter, whiter mealie meal.
Eroja Yam Flour is enjoyed right across Africa as a staple food and is prepared when mixed with boiling water to create a moist dough like mixture. The dough can accompany a whole host of different dishes such as stews, meats and vegetables
Hominy can be made with either white or yellow corn. Specifically, hominy is made from maize, which is also called field corn. This type of corn is used in making corn meal, corn flakes, and other grain products, as opposed to sweet corn, which is the well-known vegetable that can be eaten on the cob.
Tropical Sun Coarse Semolina is sifted from the finest quality freshly milled Durum Wheat and adds a delicious crunchy texture to many cakes and biscuits when baking. It also makes a wholesome alternative to bread crumbs
Cocoyam fufu flour is made from desiccated cocoyam, milled into flour powder. It is cooked like mashed potato into a semi-solid dough and served with any delicious African vegetable soup or soup of your choice
Premium quality Semolina, Vegan Friendly & low in fat. Semolina is traditionally used for puddings, pasta and many varieties of Indian Sweets, Africa fufu, and many dishes.
Pride of Africa Pound Yam is the favorite of a vast majority of lovers of the staple African diet. It is consumed mostly with a variety of stews, from okra to egusi (Melon-vegetable stew) along with assorted meat or fish if so desired
Plantain flour is a staple food in many tropical regions of the world and used in similar ways as regular flour. Our plantain flour is made 100% from green i.e. unripe plantains
Olu Olu Pound Yam is the favorite of a vast majority of lovers of the staple African diet. It is consumed mostly with a variety of stews, from okra to egusi (Melon-vegetable stew) along with assorted meat or fish if so desired
Ola Ola Pound Yam is the favorite of a vast majority of lovers of the staple African diet. It is consumed mostly with a variety of stews, from okra to egusi (Melon-vegetable stew) along with assorted meat or fish if so desired
Oat Poundo contains 100% wholegrain oats, with nothing else added. Oat Poundo is a better alternative to Garri (made from pounded yam, wheat flour and Amala) and can be served with any soup.