Author: toluwalase-nate-kadiri
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How to make crunchy Nigerian chin chin at home
As a Nigerian parent, the unspoken rule is to always have snacks at home. They come in handy when your kids need appetizers or a snack to munch on for the sake of it during the holiday season. Chin chin is one of the snacks you should keep at home. In this piece, we’ll show…
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5 Nigerian fruits for losing belly fat
“Look at your tummy; are you proud of it?” is a poke aimed at forcing dietary discipline on social media. You don’t deserve to be teased about your body, but belly fat—the fat under your skin (subcutaneous) and internal organs (visceral)—is worthy of attention. That’s because belly fat affects confidence and is the leading cause…
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Pricepally website 2.0: What’s new?
Did you notice anything new while shopping on the Pricepally app or website recently? That’s because we launched Pricepally 2.0. Beyond the new look and feel, we also added new features to improve your shopping experience. This post explains the new features and how they’ll help you. Too tired to scroll? Watch this 2-minute-long Youtube…
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5 healthy Nigerian dishes you can prepare without tomatoes
Three things are constant in Nigeria: Death, taxes, and the prices of tomatoes reaching sky-high levels. 2023 didn’t buck the trend. In fact, tomato prices reached a three-year high this year, making them the new gold. As a Nigerian, that’s bad news because tomatoes go into almost every meal we prepare. But the Nigerian dish…
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Baking soda vs baking powder: are they the same thing?
The holiday season in Nigeria means one thing: it’s the time to bake homemade pastries, such as biscuits, cookies, and cakes, for your kids. You need leavening agents, like baking powder and baking soda, to raise and soften your pastry products during baking. On casual observation, baking powder and baking soda sound and look alike,…
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The rising cost of food in Nigeria: A June 2023 report
By the time you’re through reading this piece, there’s a good chance the prices of tomatoes have increased for the umpteenth time within the last few days. Here’s why: On Tuesday, June 26, 2023, the price of a 50kg tomato basket increased from ₦64,000 to a three-year high of ₦100,000 within a few hours. To…
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Healthy meals for pregnant women in Nigeria
It’s “natural” that your body needs more food during pregnancy. Besides caring for your body’s needs, you’re also nourishing another human, which causes you to crave more food. But what you eat (or don’t eat) matters. We made a list of the healthy foods you should include in your diet as a pregnant woman in…
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10 healthy homemade baby foods in Nigeria
After the recommended six months of exclusive breastfeeding, your baby needs homemade baby food to meet their nutritional needs. But not every solid food is healthy for your baby. This is why we made a list of healthy Nigerian homemade foods you should include in your baby’s diet. 1o homemade baby foods in Nigeria 1.…
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Ram meat vs. goat meat: Which is the GOAT?
We often joke that you’re bad vibes if you don’t love goat and ram meat in Nigeria. That’s because they’re too tasty not to be liked. Their deliciousness is also why they’re staples in traditional meals in Nigeria, especially during religious celebrations. While the sweetness of ram and goat meat precedes them, how they benefit…
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Popular poultry meat in Nigeria
Whether it’s coming from seafood or poultry meat, Nigerians don’t joke with proteins from animals. In fact, there’s a high chance you or someone you know is eating poultry meat as you read this post. This article reviews why poultry meat is popular in Nigeria and its health benefits. The most popular poultry meat in…