Water Leaves (Efo)Water Leaves (Efo)
$15.00
/bunch
Succulent texture with tangy notes. Key in dishes like Edikang Ikong. A Nutritious Powerhouse widely enjoyed in Nigerian and Cameroonian cuisine. Waterleaf/ Gbure is packed with essential antioxidants and soluble fibers that act as a mild laxative. Omega-3s, calcium, vitamins C and E.Gbure in Yoruba, Ebe-dondon in Edo, Philippine spinach
Description
Succulent texture with tangy notes. Key in dishes like Edikang Ikong. A Nutritious Powerhouse widely enjoyed in Nigerian and Cameroonian cuisine. Waterleaf/ Gbure is packed with essential antioxidants and soluble fibers that act as a mild laxative. Omega-3s, calcium, vitamins C and E.Gbure in Yoruba, Ebe-dondon in Edo, Philippine spinach
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
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