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Nigerianfoodsuppliers.com is a trusted resource for Nigerians and Africans living in the USA, UK and Canada who want easier access to authentic Nigerian foodstuff, grocery stores, suppliers and practical food guides. Our platform helps users discover where to buy Nigerian ingredients such as egusi, ogbono, garri, stockfish, crayfish, palm oil, yam flour, bitter leaf, ugu and other traditional foods abroad.
Beyond food shopping, NigerianFoodSuppliers.com also provides Nigerian recipes, ingredient substitutes, cooking guides, supplier information and import and export resources for individuals and businesses. Our goal is to connect the Nigerian diaspora with the foods, flavours and suppliers they trust while helping exporters, wholesalers and food businesses reach international buyers. Wherever you live, we help make authentic Nigerian food easier to find, cook, buy and source.
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Ingredients
Not sure what's in your favorite Nigerian dish? Our ingredient guides break down everything from what is fufu and what is cassava flour to what is garri and what is moi moi — what each one is, how it's traditionally made, and how to use it, whether you're cooking from memory or trying something for the first time.
Recipes
Craving a taste of home? Our step-by-step Nigerian recipes cover everything from an easy akara recipe and moi moi recipe to a full jollof rice recipe, written for real kitchens in the US, UK, and Canada — with substitutions built in for ingredients that aren't always easy to find.
Nigerian Soups
No Nigerian meal is complete without a good soup. Learn how to make authentic egusi soup, ogbono soup, efo riro, and banga soup, each one paired with the swallow it's traditionally eaten with — fufu, pounded yam, or garri.
Nigerian Desserts
From party favorites to everyday treats, explore Nigerian snacks and drinks including puff puff, chin chin, zobo, and palm wine — what each one is, how it's made, and what makes it a staple at Nigerian gatherings.
Where to Buy
Can't find what you need at your regular grocery store? Our where-to-buy guides show you exactly where to buy cassava flour, how to buy palm oil, and where to find zobo leaves and other Nigerian pantry staples near you in the USA, UK, and Canada.
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Sending food, gifts, or goods home? Our shipping guide covers everything about shipping to Nigeria — from shipping containers and door-to-door options to comparing courier costs from the US, UK, and Canada.
Food Processing & Packaging
Cooking or selling at scale? Explore equipment and packaging built for Nigerian food production, including the fufu machine, pounded yam machine, and packaging solutions for plantain chips and other packaged snacks.
Ingredient Substitutes
Missing an ingredient? Our substitute guides help you cook with what you have on hand, covering swaps like a cassava flour substitute, red palm oil substitute, and alternatives for bitter leaf, suya spice, and more.
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Garden egg is a small, round, bitter fruit — closer to eggplant than anything else you’d know it as in...
Ofe owerri is one of the more elaborate soups in Igbo cuisine — a vegetable-rich dish loaded with a wider...
Bitter leaf soup — ofe onugbu in Igbo — is one of the most distinctive soups in Nigerian cuisine, built...
Nsala soup — often called “white soup” for its distinctly pale color — is one of the more unusual soups...
Oha soup is one of the more prized dishes in Igbo cuisine — a rich, cocoyam-thickened soup built around oha...
Pepper soup is Nigeria’s answer to chicken soup — the dish you reach for when you’re sick, celebrating, or just...
Afang soup is one of Nigeria’s richest, most textured soups — a vegetable-forward dish from the Efik and Ibibio people...
Ewedu is a distinctly Yoruba soup — smooth, vivid green, and slightly slimy in the same family as okra, made...
Chin Chin Recipe Chin chin is a crunchy, lightly sweet Nigerian snack made from fried pastry dough, cut into small...