Category: Oil & Spices
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Sunrise mocktail recipe: How to make a sunrise mocktail by Omoye Cooks
Mocktails are non-alcoholic beverages filled with herbs and spices. They’re also called “virgin cocktails” because they don’t contain alcohol, making them perfect for individuals who want to enjoy flavored drinks without worrying about alcohol intoxication for health reasons. Mocktail recipes are typically simple and easy to prepare at home, but you must mix the right ingredients…
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Clear skin health: Is eating your way to it the truth or a myth?
Your desire to have clear, healthy skin is understandable. After all, almost a third of people with acne felt it negatively affected their self-confidence in 2018. The beauty industry, however, is a hotbed of misinformation, and you must learn to separate myths from the truth to achieve your lofty, clear-skin desires. “Eating your way to…
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FoodCourt or Jumia Food: Which food app is better?
FoodCourt and Jumia Food are two food delivery apps you’ll see while trying to order food in metropolitan cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. However, you might be struggling to choose between Jumia Food and FoodCourt. We made the decision-making process easy for you by comparing the services of FoodCourt and Jumia Food. Can…
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5 healthy cooking oils in Nigeria
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Whether palm or groundnut oils, cooking oils are a staple in Nigerian dishes. Oils add flavors to food while distributing heat to reduce uneven cooking. Nutritionally, oils are storehouses of energy and fatty acids that improve cell growth and the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K. Despite the benefits of cooking…
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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…