It’s a staple food in many West African countries, especially Nigeria. Made from yam tubers, it’s boiled until soft and then pounded until it becomes smooth, stretchy, and dough-like. Traditionally, this is done using a mortar and pestle, but modern methods also use yam flour (often called “instant pounded yam flour”) to make it easier.
Pounded yam is usually served with soups or stews like:
Egusi soup (melon seed soup)
Ogbono soup (wild mango seed soup)
Vegetable soups like Efo Riro
It’s gluten-free, rich in carbohydrates, and has a satisfying, stretchy texture that makes it perfect for scooping up soups with your fingers (the traditional way).


Darling Weaves Cork Screw Colour T1/35
Hausa Koko 400 GR
Custard Powder Birds 300 Gr
Aroy D coconut milk 250ml
Star Aniseeds
Sardines Anny - Vegetable Oil 125 GR
Sardine In Vegetable Oil Hot Anny 125 GR
Lady B custard powder
Guinea Fresh Dried Potatoes leaves
President parboiled basmati rice 10kg
Fufu Plantain Mama's Choice 24oz
Darling Weaves Maya Colour 1
Smoked Catfish Fillet - 100g
Stockfish Cod Steaks - Bigi Mama 100g
Cassava Flour 1 KG
Pan White Mais/corn flour 1 KG
Beans Black Eye 900 GR
Cocoyam leaves - Nkontomire 800g
Banku Cassava Dough 

