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).


Mp Ijebu Garri 4kg
Staranis Badian TRS 500 ML
Old Jamaica Ginger Beer 320 ML
Lady B custard powder
African Chickenlegs 1 KG
President parboiled basmati rice 10kg
Kebab Seasoning 80 GR
Ogbono Grounded 80 GR
Molokhia, Ewedu, Krain Krain, Ademe 400 GR
Madras Hot Curry Powder 100 GR
Smoked Catfish Fillet - 100g
Star Aniseeds
President parboiled basmati rice 20kg 

