JKUB Djansang Akpi – Worldwide International Foods and African Market

JKUB Djansang Akpi – Worldwide International Foods and African Market

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Djansang Akpi - Okuhen - Wama

Djansang Akpi - Okuhen - Wama

WorldWide International Foods & African Market

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Akpi Seeds is also known as Djansang, Munguella, Wama or Bofeko. , It is used to add flavor and also to thicken the soup. , 100% Natural, Country of

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The Djansang Akpi seed are pounded in a pestle & mortar and added as a thickener to soups (stews). The prepared seeds (either pounded in a pestle and mortar or the prepared form markets) are steamed and then crumbled into rice as a flavoring. An edible oil is extracted from the seeds and a paste made by crushing dried kernels is sometimes used as a thickening agent for soups and stews. Uses It is used to cure various diseases as cough, malaria, yellow fever, stomach pain, rheumatism etc.

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Akpi Seeds is also known as Djansang, Munguella, Wama or Bofeko. , It is used to add flavor and also to thicken the soup. , 100% Natural, Country of

Akpi Seeds/Djansang/Munguella/Wama/Bofeko