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Queens Market, Upton Park London

Ever since I moved to the UK, even while as a student in Plymouth almost 5 hours way by public transport, I have always shopped in Peckham. I had heard about Peckham even before moving to the UK. When it gets to shopping, I can sometimes be a creature of habit, so even when I moved out of London to ... continue reading...


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White Sands Market, Isale Eko

Isale Eko, while technically meaning the bottom of Lagos, this market can be found on Lagos Island. It is a big bustling very busy market for all things relating to food. Farmers from all over Nigeria deliver goods in wholesale quantities at this market. Many smaller markets scattered across Lagos ... continue reading...


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Utako Market, Abuja

I don't know if many of you know this, but I lived in Abuja for 2 and a half years before moving abroad for University and life sort of happened from there. I moved to Abuja for my physiotherapy internship at the National Hospital in Central Area. I shared a flat with someone I met at work and she ... continue reading...


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Bims in Peckham

This shop is famous, and I mean famous. Even before you leave Nigeria, you would have heard about this shop in Peckham, or Peckham in general as the go to place for everything Nigerian. Food and otherwise. I can't forget my first trip to Peckham in December 2009, I told my travel companion that it ... continue reading...


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Peanut Butter Oreo Plantain balls – mosa meets oreo

I have received product from Oreo for this post. It is an entry to the Foodies100 Wonderfilled recipe challenge sponsored by Oreo, which marks the launch of two exciting new flavours: Peanut Butter and Golden. The delicious new flavours are available in all major supermarkets at an RRP of £1.08. ... continue reading...


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Oh Hi There

Hi, my name is Dunni Obata, and I am what you would call the poster child for redefining Nigerian food. Welcome to Dooney's Kitchen, the home of Nigerian centric food, detailed recipes and sharing personal stories. Read more...

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