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Do guess what this is!

Not really Good at guessing. brother give us hint.

Otapiapia ten ten naira

rheether:
Otapiapia ten ten naira

Otapiapia ké!

What is it?

Ose Nsukka/fresh Cameroon pepper!

Processed with sunflower oil in Rwanda. Drops of it is added to ready to eat food. I go around with it and add it to meals am served. 2 drops of it, changes the flavour of the meal to something..... finger licking!

Pavore9:
Ose Nsukka/fresh Cameroon pepper!

Processed with sunflower oil in Rwanda. Drops of it is added to ready to eat food. I go around with it and add it to meals am served. 2 drops of it, changes the flavour of the meal to something..... finger licking!

Hmmmm......Makes me remember maggi source used in d early '80's to flavour already prepared food. We used to buy in cartons till SAP sapped d purchasing power of civil servants

Newway2:
Hmmmm......Makes me remember maggi source used in d early '80's to flavour already prepared food. We used to buy in cartons till SAP sapped d purchasing power of civil servants

Experienced the stable life of then, shopping with my parents at Kingsway and Leventis stores to get Cow and Gate, Pronto, Canada best, Planta etc

Na the Maggie sauce be this o! Was a common sight in homes back then!

Pavore9:
Experienced the stable life of then, shopping with my parents at Kingsway and Leventis stores to get Cow and Gate, Pronto, Canada best, Planta etc

Na the Maggie sauce be this o! Was a common sight in homes back then!

Hmmm....U no talk of Pamalat, TreeTop, HiTime, Condensed milk.....etc. Those were d good old days.


Pavore, Pavore! Where did u get ds Maggie source bottle from?

Newway2:
Hmmm....U no talk of Pamalat, TreeTop, HiTime, Condensed milk.....etc. Those were d good old days.


Pavore, Pavore! Where did u get ds Maggie source bottle from?

E dey online nah though have bought it outside Nigeria but don't know if it is still being sold locally.

Actually an interesting dimension to the use of pepper!



@Pavore
An off question.

Do you have any information about growing snow peas? I know its grown pretty much in Kenya and even exported.

I would like to know what climatic conditiond are best suited for planting it.

Thanks

PapaBrowne:
Actually an interesting dimension to the use of pepper!



@Pavore
An off question.

Do you have any information about growing snow peas? I know its grown pretty much in Kenya and even exported.

I would like to know what climatic conditiond are best suited for planting it.

Thanks

They do well around 20ºC and below, I believe there are varieties that can fit into our southern climate.

Recall when working within the Adani area of Enugu State, the wastage of this variety of pepper there is heart-rending while it was being sold for one fresh one for N10 in Lagos.

Pepper OIL

Pavore9:
Do guess what this is!

bamigee:
Pepper OIL

You are right.

Pavore9:
They do well around 20ºC and below, I believe there are varieties that can fit into our southern climate.

Ok. Thanks.
That means an Obudu type environment would fit.

Any idea how I can get seeds from Kenya?

PapaBrowne:
Ok. Thanks.
That means an Obudu type environment would fit.

Any idea how I can get seeds from Kenya?

Yes and a place like Nsukka though l still believe there should be varieties that will thrive across the South.

Yes the seeds are readily available, I have someone flying down to Lagos by the third week of July. Once the date is confirmed, I let you know.