Author: toluwalase-nate-kadiri
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10 healthy packaged foods you should add to your diet
In the eyes of some food experts, packaged foods are a cardinal sin: you shouldn’t touch or go 10 feet near them for any reason. The advice isn’t entirely misguided, as many processed foods contain empty calories that don’t benefit the body. However, not every packaged or canned product is ultra-processed—a highly refined, nutrient-deficient, and…
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6 low-calorie foods in Nigeria
Low-calorie foods should rank highly on your food list if you’re trying to restrict your body weight. However, there’s insufficient information about the calorie profile of Nigerian foods, as this tweet suggested. Nigerian food is so demonized in diet/fitness culture and it is so inaccurate. I wish a nutritionist will run through the calorie profile…
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UNDP-EU announces Pricepally for its Growth Stage Impact Ventures program in Nigeria
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the European Union (EU) launched the Growth Stage Impact Ventures (GSIV) initiative to identify enterprises that have developed scalable products and services. Lagos, Nigeria (September 15, 2023)–The UNDP and EU launched the GSIV program to acknowledge companies contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while achieving commercial success.…
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5 household essentials for removing stains
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A clean home is a happy home. But if you have kids, you already know the struggles of keeping chemical-heavy cleaning products at home. Their fumes may cause eye or skin irritation. What’s worse? Your kids may (try to) consume them when you’re not watching. If chemical-heavy supplies aren’t the ultimate answer to removing stains…
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Why Pricepally doesn’t wash some perishables before delivery
Do you dislike seeing “dirty” perishable food items at the market? You may assume it’s a sign of untidiness or even poor business ethics. But are grocery stores right not to wash perishable foods like peppers and tomatoes with water? That’s the million-dollar question this post will answer. What is a perishable food? Perishables have…
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Types of Nigerian pepper and their uses
During my hearty banter on Twitter (now called X) a few months ago, a fellow tweep (or “Xeep,” if you like) said they don’t know the difference between tatase and sombo, two common species of chili pepper in Nigeria. I found it hilarious! You don’t know what tatase is. I’m not surprised 🤣🤣 — NA…
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Mile 12 Mart vs Pricepally: Which online local market is best for you?
You’re probably thinking of using online local market stores for food shopping because of the recent transportation hike in urban areas like Lagos. The thought is valid. After all, online food markets like Pricepally and Mile 12 Mart offer shopping convenience while taking away market stress. But no two online grocery stores are the same,…
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When are foods in and out of season at Pricepally?
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“In-season” and “Off-season” are labels you see while shopping on Pricepally. We’ll explain their meanings and effects on food production and pricing. In-season and off-season: What do they mean? “In season” means peak harvest period. Food is abundant and of the best quality during this period. Weather conditions play a major role in the seasonality…
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Pricepally partners with Dream Catchers Academy to fight extreme hunger in Nigeria
Pricepally’s intervention program will provide food to charity organizations to cope with high food inflation in the country. Lagos, Nigeria (August 11, 2023)–Pricepally creates a food intervention program, partnering with Dream Catchers Academy—a non-profit organization for girls and women in Nigeria—to improve food security and accessibility for vulnerable groups in Nigeria. The current food situation…
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Glovo vs Chowdeck: Which food delivery app should you use?
Picture this scenario. You’re hungry and looking to order food. So, you decided to search for “food delivery apps near me.” I’m sure Chowdeck and Glovo will constantly show up, especially if your location is Lagos. Both food delivery apps provide on-demand food for “hungry people.” But as the cliche goes, no two businesses are…