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Egg rolls This Nigerian dessert can be easily mistaken for scotch eggs but is very different if you take a closer look.

Once the shreds are no longer moist, your coconut candy is done! Kuli kuli Groundnut Cake Kuli Kuli is native to the Nigerian Hausa tribe.

Whether or not as a roadside snack, it is best served hot; eaten alone or with bread, and of course accompanied with chilled fruit drink.

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Ukwa African breadfruit The seeds of the African breadfruits are also roasted and eaten as a dessert, especially among the Igbo people of EasternNigeria.

This could be one of the oldest desserts in Nigeria ever.

What makes this snack the interesting savory snack that it is, is the spicy meat and vegetable filling enveloped in it.

Ojojo — Yam Fritters Puff-Puff Puff-puff is often used as a typical snack and when in smaller sizes, is a perfect fit for the small chops used in Nigerian occasions.

Yoyo These are lightly crushed and fried sprats.