7 Foods You Can Serve Your Neighbours This Christmas

Garri is cost, but thankfully still affordable. Or you can try elubo. Make eba, amala, and wrap it inside cloth for them. They will take it home and prepare stew on their own. It’s the thought that counts.

This one is cost-effective if you partner with a local bakery. Take note of the tentative guest list and when you have a substantial number, go to the bakery and tell them to give you that amount of bread, that you want to sell it. They will reduce the price for you.

This one is for people who are a bit buoyant. Perhaps you’re earning a 13th month salary. Buy half a crate of eggs and some rodo. The vegetable oil to fry it might be a bit expensive, but it will remain for your own personal use later

This one has to be the cheapest option. 500 naira okro can go a long way making a big pot of soup

This one will stretch your pockets small, but at least it’s better than Jollof rice which is more expensive. You don’t need to buy fish. A bag of crayfish from Mama Njideka and your concotion rice is lit.

Flour isn’t so cost, is it? Also pancakes are fancy. Just one or two and your neighbours will sing your praises to the high heavens. Try it and see.

Open the pack and ask them to take 4 and pass it to the next person. Add one sachet of water each or Zobo, if you’re financially buoyant. December no fit Detty pass that one

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