tre.gif
Saida da wuri
Saye nagari
  1. Dukkanin talla
  2. Abinci, Noma & Kiwo
  3. Abinci & Abin Sha
  4. Burodi
  5. Porridge Abinci & Abin Sha
Wanda aka yada
Lagos, Ojodu, awoyi 1 da suka wuce
64 adadin kallo

Amaranth Grain 500g

+1
2
Other
Kaya
Hatsi
Nau'i
Gasaya
Hatsi
500g
Nauyi
Adireshin shago
Jiha Lagos • Ojodu
#25 Aina Street, Ojodu
Amaranth Grain is a naturally nutritious ancient grain valued for its versatility, pleasant earthy flavour, and impressive nutritional profile. Derived from the seeds of the amaranth plant, it has been enjoyed as a staple food in different cultures for generations. Today, amaranth grain is a popular choice for people looking to add variety and wholesome plant-based ingredients to their everyday meals. How to Use Amaranth Grain Amaranth can be rinsed and cooked in water or broth until tender. It can be enjoyed as a porridge, added to soups and stews, or served alongside vegetables and other foods. It can also be incorporated into homemade bread, pancakes, crackers, energy bars, and other baked recipes. Some people also enjoy puffed amaranth as a topping for yoghurt, cereals, or fruit bowls.
₦ 6,500
Babu rangwame
70 Martanibude duka
Kai korafi
Sirrin bada kariya
  • Ka da a biya kudi kafin isowar kaya, ko da kudin sallawu
  • A hadu da mai kaya a amintaccen wuri a fili
  • Da farko, a duba abin da za a saya, a tabbatar shi ake bukata
  • Ka da a biya sai an gamsu
frame_left.gif