Bitter Leaf (Ndolé / Ewuro / Onugbu)$15.00
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Bitter Leaf (Ndolé / Ewuro / Onugbu)
Strong bitter taste, used in soups. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins A and C, supports detox and blood health. Nigeria (Yoruba): Ewuro; Igbo: Onugbu; Cameroon: Ndolé; Ghana: Awonwono
$15.00
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Strong bitter taste, used in soups. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins A and C, supports detox and blood health.
Nigeria (Yoruba): Ewuro; Igbo: Onugbu; Cameroon: Ndolé; Ghana: Awonwono
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