Food & Drink
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4 reasons why Nigerian Jollof Rice is amazeballs #WorldJollofRiceDay
Today is World Jollof Rice Day. A day that many Nigerians believe should actually be called Nigerian Rice...
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6 reasons Nigerians think Suya is bae
Suya (or spicy meat kebab if you want to be all oyinbo about it) is a much loved...
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Run, walk, crawl! Shoreditch shop offers The Crone – doughnut stuffed with ice cream!!!
Listen. I pay my taxes. I help old ladies across the street. I answer whenever my mum shouts...
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Happy Eid Mubarak to all my neighbours! Where’s the food ooo??
With the way these our houses in this my plot are squeezed together like teeth, you can imagine...
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The dietary question that has held Nigerian relationships together: “Have you eaten?”
It’s been your vintage Monday; long, hard, and being nagged to near-insanity by your tormentor-in-chief (aka your superior...
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Tomato haff cost! 10 Nigerian dishes that don’t require the red gold
Tomato haff cost. I’ve been saying it since. Charles Uzor, one of our writers, said one caterer used...
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Bakers keep us sweet with Africa Day Cake Art Collaboration
On Africa Day, Wednesday 25th May 2016, social media platforms Facebook and Twitter were taken over by the...
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8 Of London’s Most Badass Burgers
If there is one thing that Nigerians like, it’s meat. There are Nigerian vegans and vegetarians, sure, but...
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So McDonald’s doesn’t decompose? Fashi dat tin and get into this flavourful fowl lap recipe by Nigerian Lazy Chef
With the news that the McDonald’s Happy Meal does not decompose, EVER, it is time Nigerians – particularly...
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The humble tea bag and all its uses: you will never look at Lipton Tea the same way again
Who knew the tea bag could be so useful? I detest tea and only ever keep it in my...
