What it is – Eko Soft Agege Bread
Eko Soft Agege Bread (800g) is a traditional Nigerian sweet white bread known for its uniquely soft, dense, and stretchy texture. A staple in many West African households, Agege Bread is beloved for its buttery taste, fluffy interior, and nostalgic flavour that reminds many of home. Freshly baked and perfectly packaged, this bread is ideal for breakfast, lunch, or snacks.
Culinary Use
Agege Bread is incredibly versatile:
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Slice and serve warm with butter for a comforting snack.
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Pair with Akara (bean fritters) or Moin Moin (steamed bean pudding).
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Enjoy with sardines, fried eggs, or a hot cup of cocoa or tea.
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Serve as a base for Nigerian-style sandwiches or dip into tomato stew and beans.
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Toast for a crunchy outside and soft centre — perfect with jam, butter, or condensed milk.
Nutritional Value (Typical Values per 100g)
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Energy | 1130 kJ / 270 kcal |
| Fat | 3.5 g |
| of which saturates | 1.0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 50 g |
| of which sugars | 7 g |
| Fibre | 2 g |
| Protein | 7 g |
| Salt | 0.8 g |
Ingredients
Wheat flour, sugar, yeast, salt, water, margarine, milk (may vary by bakery).
Allergy Advice
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Contains wheat (gluten) and milk.
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May contain traces of egg or soy.
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Always read the packaging for the most up-to-date information.
Lifestyle and Dietary Information
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Suitable for vegetarians
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Not suitable for gluten-free diets
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High in energy and a source of B vitamins
Recipe Preparation
Akara and Agege Bread Combo
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Deep-fry black-eyed pea fritters (Akara).
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Serve warm in a slice of Agege Bread with a sprinkle of pepper sauce for a street-style Nigerian breakfast.
Moin Moin and Agege Sandwich
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Cut Agege Bread thick and serve with soft Moin Moin and fried plantain for a hearty meal.
Serving Suggestions and Meal Examples
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With hot beans and dodo (fried plantain)
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Toasted with butter and condensed milk
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Used to mop up spicy tomato sauce or Nigerian stew
Cultural Significance
Agege Bread originated in Lagos, Nigeria, and was named after the Agege suburb, where the first bakeries produced its signature fluffy, stretchy loaves. It has since become a cultural icon, featured in music, Nollywood films, and everyday street life across West Africa and the diaspora.
Product Specifications
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Net Weight: 800g
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Texture: Dense, soft, and stretchy
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Shelf Life: Short (due to lack of preservatives in fresh bread)
Storage Tips
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Store in a cool, dry place.
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Best consumed within a few days of purchase.
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Can be frozen and reheated in the oven or microwave for freshness.
Recycling Information
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Plastic Packaging: Not currently recyclable (check local recycling info)
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Keep bread in original packaging or wrap tightly before freezing
4Way Foods Product Information
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