Category: PricePally Creators
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March 2024 Food News: PricePally’s Employee Food Discount Scheme and Rising Food Inflation Concerns
March 2024 food news brings to light significant developments and challenges in Nigeria’s food industry. From the outbreak of a devastating ginger blight epidemic causing billions in losses for farmers to rising concerns over food inflation voiced by traders in Lagos, the month saw various impactful events. Imported food costs surged over the past four…
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PricePally Food Creators: Food Content Creation through OmoyeCooks Eyes
Omoye Isabota, popularly known as OmoyeCooks, is a seasoned food lover and content creator. She has made over 2,000 food posts on Instagram, Tiktok, and YouTube—three social media platforms where she routinely posts mouth-watering food recipes to thousands of her followers. Born out of the intense desire for culinary arts education, she launched the OmoyeCooks…
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Healthy Living: 3 Health Benefits of Ofada Rice
If I got a dollar every time I read rice should be removed from my diet, I’d be competing with Elon Musk as one of the richest people on earth. I see the recommendation as part of the hasty demonization of carbs and simultaneous exhortation of other food classes, which I partly understand but don’t…
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PCOS diet: The best Nigerian food to manage PCOS
If you have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)—the endocrine disorder that affects reproductive-age women—questions about weight, diet options, male-pattern hair growth, and irregular periods are going to be on your lips. They’re potential alerts to the disorder that affects one in six Nigerian women. PCOS treatment and diagnosis, however, are obscure and dynamic, with genes, family…
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February 2024 Food News: PricePally Wins The GSMA Fund and Nigeria’s Inflation Surge
February 2024 food news highlights include PricePally’s groundbreaking achievement in securing the GSMA Innovation Fund for Climate Resilience and Adaptation. Furthermore, Nigeria’s food production is projected to reach €62 billion by 2024, reflecting both progress and challenges in the agricultural sector. Amidst soaring food costs, Nigeria’s inflation surged to 29.9%, prompting urgent calls from the…
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Onion colors: 4 Types of onions in Nigeria and how to cook with them
“White onions,” “red onions,” and “yellow onions” are regular onion colors you’d see while shopping in local markets or online grocery stores like PricePally. Like many vegetables, onions come in different shapes, sizes, and colors with distinct flavors for specific dishes. Given the varieties, it’s easy to not know your onions (pun intended). But in…
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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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6 healthy eating tips for busy techies in Nigeria
Do you think Nigerian techies throw “I’m too busy” loosely? This stat will make you change your mind: Nigerian professionals clocked the second-highest working hours globally in 2023. While workplace busyness (codeword for “working hard”) may elevate your career and self-esteem, there’s a high chance you’re doing so at the risk of a healthy eating…