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Nigerian Snacks: 10 Classic Biscuits & Sweets We Miss From 1999-2006

by writer
August 8, 2024
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Nigerian snacks

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Between 1999 and 2006, Nigeria witnessed a variety of beloved biscuits and sweets that have since disappeared from shelves. These Nigerian Snacks hold a special place in the hearts of those who grew up during this time, sparking feelings of nostalgia. Here are ten popular biscuits and sweets from that era that you can no longer find today.

1. Trebor Peppermint: A beloved minty treat that was perfect for freshening up after meals.

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2. Goody Goody: This chewy toffee candy was a pocket-sized delight that kids enjoyed.
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3. Choco Milo: A crunchy, chocolate-covered biscuit infused with the Milo flavor, loved by many.

4. Fishies Biscuit: Fish-shaped biscuits that provided a savory twist amongst predominantly sweet offerings.

5. Baba dudu: This homemade candy, although still sporadically found in some markets, has largely disappeared from mainstream availability.

6. Ekana Gowon: A softer, chocolate-filled biscuit that appealed to many with its rich, gooey chocolate center enveloped in a light biscuit shell.

7. Kuli-Kuli Candy: These were essentially sweetened groundnut (peanut) balls, offering a crunchy and nutty delight that many enjoyed as a traditional snack.

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8. Nasco Wafers: These were light and airy wafer biscuits with a creamy filling that came in several flavors, including vanilla and strawberry.

9. Butter Mint: Creamy and buttery with a hint of mint, these sweets melted in the mouth and provided a refreshing taste.
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10. Okin Biscuit: Known for its simple flavor and affordability, Okin biscuits were a staple snack in many Nigerian households.
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These items were more than just snacks; they were part of the cultural fabric of Nigerian society at the time. Their absence today marks a nostalgic loss for those who grew up enjoying them.

 

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  1. Isaac brown says:
    1 year ago

    Can we see pictures of them please

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