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Grade A Large Brown Eggs, A

$10 - $40 / Carton (CIF)
MOQ: 10 TONS  Tons (US)
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Chicken Brown Eggs Grade A
We offer accurate services, specified quality, clean packaging with delivery on time. - Factory produce, clean packaging, caution loading of goods into the transportation vessel, save transportation of goods to the shipping site.
Our whole Fresh chicken eggs are specially hand Slaughtered accordingly to Islamic (HALAL) and international requirements.
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Eggs, Fresh and Pasteurized

$50 - $60 / Box (CIF)
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SPECIFICATIONS - FRESH
Classification: small/medium/large/extra/jumbo
Quality: clean and resistant bark
Conservation: Refrigerated storage between 4 C and 8 C
Validity: up to 30 days after collection
Control: Certified with strict quality control
Jan-07-24

Abacha 1Lbs

$10
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Exploring the Delicious World of Igbo Cuisine: Abacha and African Salad
Abacha salad� and African Salad are two popular traditional dishes amongst the Eastern tribe of Nigeria, specifically the Igbos. Abacha, made from cassava, can be eaten as a starter or a full meal served with dry fish or ponmo (cow skin). On the other hand, African Salad, also known as Abacha Ncha, is made with dried shredded cassava in a creamed palm oil sauce, paired with fried fish, cowfoot, and garden eggs. These dishes are not only delicious but also hold significant cultural value for the Igbo people.
The importance of these nutritious foods:
The preparation and serving of� Abacha salad� and African Salad are often associated with communal gatherings, such as weddings and festivals, and are symbolic of the Igbo peopleâ??s cultural identity. Additionally, the use of cassava in these dishes highlights the importance of agriculture and farming in Igbo land.

Aside from its cultural significance, the� African salad Abacha� is also rich in nutrients. Cassava is an excellent source of carbohydrates and fiber, while the palm oil used in African Salad is a good source of healthy fats. Furthermore, the inclusion of fish and cowfoot in both dishes provides a good source of protein and essential vitamins and minerals.

Overall,� African salad abacha� represents much more than just food in Igbo land. These dishes symbolize the cultural identity and agricultural heritage of the Igbo people while providing essential nutrients and delicious flavors.

You can buy� Igbo� food� Abacha� from PMF Global Ventures.
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