Yam Flour/Elubo
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Yam Flour/Elubo

$18.994 LB

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Yam Flour, also known as Elubo, is a swallow flour made from yam and/or cassava, sold in 4lb and 10lb sizes. It is made by peeling, slicing, cleaning, and drying yam before blending it into a fine flour. Yam Flour is used to prepare amala, a popular Nigerian swallow, by mixing with hot water into a smooth, stretchy dough. It is well suited for home cooks preparing amala or other yam-based swallow meals.

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