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Coconut Flakes larger than shredded coconut and are often sold unsweetened. Made from dried pieces of mature coconuts, diced into small chunks, and then lightly toasted or dried until dry and off-white. The texture of these flakes is less grainy than a shredded coconut but still slightly chewy due to their size. They are made for excellent topping for desserts such as pies or ice cream and can also be added to breakfast cereals or smoothies for a hint of sweetness and crunchiness.Coconut Flakes
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Golden Penny Garri is a cassava grits product that has taken quality to the next level. Hygienically prepared with low moisture content for extra crunch and extra swell.Golden Penny Garri
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This is garri ijebu infused with coconut. Have you tried this before, if not, you should! Our coconut garri doesn't need sugar added, just soak with water and enjoy. It can serve as a quick snack, when you are hungry and it's full of vitamins that are healthy.Ijebu Garri
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Locust beans are seeds obtained from the pods of the African locust tree, Parkia biglobosa, which belongs to the family Mimosaceae. These trees grow in parts of West Africa. African locust bean is sometimes called carob because of their similarities in appearance, but they are different from each other. Carob comes from Ceratonia siliqua tree, typically found in the Mediterranean. It is also called Mediterranean locust beans, which explains the confusion between the two. Mediterranean and African locust beans are used differently. Mediterranean locust bean pods are dried and processed into carob powder which could be used as an alternative to cocoa powder. Carob bean gum is also used to make thickeners and stabilizers for the Food Industry. Locust beans tree is important in the regions where they are cultivated. The trees offer shade and fix Nitrogen in the soil. The mature elongated pods contain powdery sweet yellow pulp enclosing the seeds. This pulp is a rich source of nutrients, and the seeds, which are the economically important part, are fermented into the condiment – fermented locust beans/dawadawa.Iru (Dawadawa)
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