TasteofhomebyBibi

TasteofhomebyBibi Fresh Snails|Fresh Moimoi leaves|Freshly Smoked Panla Fish|Fresh Naija fufu|Naija seasonal fruits

Unpopular opinion 😌If all you want is colour, any palm oil will do.Me? I expect more from palm oil.I want to smell it.I ...
06/11/2026

Unpopular opinion 😌If all you want is colour, any palm oil will do.

Me? I expect more from palm oil.

I want to smell it.
I want to taste it.
I want it to actually add something to the soup.

That’s exactly why I sell Ile Adun Palm Oil.

Pure. Native. Unadulterated.

Shop on the website, click the link in bio www.TasteOfHomeByBibi.ca

06/08/2026

I laughed when I saw this trend, then I realized it applies perfectly to palm oil 😂

People will spend good money on goat meat, fresh snails,stockfish, shaki, crayfish, fresh pepper, vegetables and everything else… then pick palm oil as an afterthought.

Meanwhile, palm oil is the foundation of the soup.

If the palm oil has no aroma, no taste, or turns out to be bad halfway through the bottle, all that effort can go to waste.

Tell me the truth, which one on the list is the scariest? 😂👇

Palm oil
Nigerian cooking
African food in Winnipeg
Nigerian groceries Canada
Pure palm oil in Canada
Unadulterated palm oil
Native palm oil
Taste of Home by Bibi

06/07/2026

I should have posted this sooner, but delay is not Delilah, it’s intentional 🤣😂

As you can see, I am a good person. Over here, we cook meals as a token of appreciation for our customers… even though I end up eating the meals on their behalf 😂😂

And yes, I know the soft smoked Panla fish is currently out of stock, and here I am taunting you with it, practically shoving it in your face when it’s not even on the website 🫣

Diabolical, I know 😂😂😂

Sooooonnnn, it will be back later this month.

How’s your Sunday coming along? 😜

Soft smoked Panla fish
Soft smoked Panla fish in Canada
Nigerian food in Winnipeg
African food in Winnipeg
Pure Palm oil in Canada
Taste of Home by Bibi

I’m planning to cook soup today. On display, I have my vegetables, iru, dried fish, pepper, assorted meat, snails, and o...
06/04/2026

I’m planning to cook soup today. On display, I have my vegetables, iru, dried fish, pepper, assorted meat, snails, and of course, palm oil.

The truth is, there are some ingredients you can substitute. You can manage without one or two things if you have to. But palm oil is not one of them.

Use a bad palm oil and everything else in that pot suffers. The dried fish, meat, snails, vegetables, all the money and effort you put into the soup won’t give you the result you’re expecting.

That’s one reason I trust Ile Adun Palm Oil. It is;

Pure.
Native.
Unadulterated.

The kind of palm oil that gives your soup a proper foundation from the start.

Click the link in bio to shop Ile Adun Palm oil
What soup would you make with this setup?

Nigerian food in Winnipeg • Native palm oil • Unadulterated palm oil • pure palm oil in Canada • Authentic Nigerian cooking • African food in Manitoba • Soup ingredients • Iru (locust beans) • Nigerian soup

I’m planning to cook soup today. On display, I have my vegetables, iru, dried fish, pepper, assorted meat, snails, and o...
06/04/2026

I’m planning to cook soup today. On display, I have my vegetables, iru, dried fish, pepper, assorted meat, snails, and of course, palm oil.

The truth is, there are some ingredients you can substitute. You can manage without one or two things if you have to. But palm oil is not one of them.

Use a bad palm oil and everything else in that pot suffers. The dried fish, meat, snails, vegetables, all the money and effort you put into the soup won’t give you the result you’re expecting.

That’s one reason I trust Ile Adun Palm Oil. It is;

Pure.
Native.
Unadulterated.

The kind of palm oil that gives your soup a proper foundation from the start.

Click the link in bio to shop Ile Adun Palm oil
What soup would you make with this setup?

Nigerian food in Winnipeg • Native palm oil • Unadulterated palm oil • Nigerian groceries in Canada • Authentic Nigerian cooking • African food in Manitoba • Soup ingredients • Iru (locust beans) • Nigerian soup

06/02/2026

This review was not typed under duress. 😅

From the launch of Ilẹ Adun Palm Oil, this customer has been one of my regular buyers. The funny thing is that he usually orders directly from me on WhatsApp

This was actually his first time ordering through the website.So imagine my shock when I opened my email and saw not just a review, but a detailed review. Not “good product” and run away. A full review. 😄

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting it at all.

Anyways, I’ll let the review speak for itself.

Thank you for your continued support and for taking the time to share your experience. I truly appreciate it. ❤️

And if you’ve been wondering whether Ilẹ Adun Palm Oil is worth trying, reviews don’t lie. 😊

To buy the that Pure, native Unadulterated Palm oil, click the link in bio… we ship across Canada

05/28/2026

Good old days😩 Food brings me joy, you can always tell from my expressions and the joy on my face🤣…. I too like betta food😂

I miss home, i really do… the community is something i will always long for

Address

Winnipeg, MB

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when TasteofhomebyBibi posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to TasteofhomebyBibi:

Shortcuts

Share

Category