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  • Knorr Eativist, Mory Coco, Shares Tips on Eating Healthy And Satisfying Cravings

    In this interview with Mariam “Mory CocoBakre, the popular creative and influencer, she explores her passion for cooking and her best recipes, detailing the best methods that guarantee great results. She also touches on her role as a Knorr Eativist and how that influences her dietary decisions. Join us as we peek into her mind as a Knorr Eativist. 

    Can you share a creative and healthy recipe that your family loves, and how did you come up with it?

    Mory Coco: I wouldn’t call it a sweet treat, but I definitely love a good bowl of spicy tomato-based spaghetti! This dish was born from my desire to find a satisfying and healthy way to indulge my cravings.  It hits all the right notes—fresh tomatoes cooked into a rich sauce with just the right amount of heat and perfectly cooked spaghetti, waiting to be topped with my favourite mix of veggies—bell peppers, carrots, and sometimes even spinach adds essential nutrients and a satisfying crunch.  This meal is a perfect example of how healthy eating doesn’t have to be bland!

    Can you share a creative and healthy recipe your family loves?

    Mory Coco: A staple in our household is turkey pepper soup with boiled plantains. It’s incredibly easy to make, undeniably healthy, and bursting with flavour that everyone enjoys. You begin by sautéing aromatic ingredients like garlic, onion, and ginger. Chopped turkey is added and allowed to release its natural juices, further deepening the flavor profile.  Next, add fresh habanero peppers and herbs and spices like rosemary and thyme.  Add enough water to create a satisfying broth, followed by pepper soup spice mix, a Knorr seasoning cube, and a sprinkle of salt for balance.  It’s ready to be enjoyed after simmering until the turkey reaches your desired tenderness!  Then serve with a side of boiled plantains. 

    As a Knorr Eativist, what’s your favourite healthy ingredient swap in traditional recipes to make it fun and enticing?

    Mory Coco:  As a Knorr Eativist, I’m passionate about finding healthy swaps that don’t compromise taste! There’s a terrible misconception that healthy meals can’t taste good, and that’s definitely not true.  For instance, when making jollof rice, I ditch the regular vegetable oil and swap it for olive oil. I sometimes go even further by using herb-infused olive oil with notes of rosemary, thyme, garlic, and chillies. This simple switch adds complexity and a delightful nutritional boost, making every bite delicious and good for you!  It’s a perfect example of how small changes can impact healthy and flavorful cooking.

  • Knorr’s ‘Share the Good’ Campaign Spreads Holiday Cheer One Gift Box at a Time

    Over the holidays, communities in Lagos, Abuja, Asaba, Enugu, and Port Harcourt all witnessed one of the most heartwarming displays of gratitude and recognition as Knorr’s ‘Share The Good’ Campaign brought joy to the ones who least expected it, servicemen. 

    The campaign focused on those who couldn’t go home for the holidays because of work – the public servants who dedicated their lives to serving the people, proving that not all heroes wear capes, a lot wear uniforms. Medical Staff, Traffic Wardens, Road Sweepers, the Nigerian Police Force, Neighborhood Watch, the Federal Road Safety Commission, Uniformed security, and Civil Defense Officers across the five cities were given special Knorr gift boxes. The boxes contained nutritious dishes, Knorr seasonings, and other items. 

    There’s no better feeling than being recognised for hard work and Knorr took that to a whole new level by choosing the exciting route of honouring those who couldn’t enjoy the luxury of spending Christmas day with their families and putting a smile on their faces. 

    The campaign not only spread joy to those in service but also helped build a sense of community and togetherness in these cities. Knorr’s commitment to encouraging a culture of nutritious meals that bring people together was evident in the meals it gifted. The campaign’s success stands as a testament to the brand’s dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of everyone.


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  • 7 Types of People You’ll Find at a Jollof Festival

    The ones who just came to eat

    They heard “Jollof” and just knew they had to be there. If food runs out at the festival, they’re most likely behind it.

    The ones that came to look for love

    It’s true when they say the way to some people’s hearts is through their stomach. They came for the food, but they also came to find someone who likes food just as much as they do.

    Jollof historians

    You’re just there to eat and have a good time, but these people want to explain the story of how Jollof was first created in Senegal in the 14th century. Their stories are nice but these people will distract you. Focus on the food.

    Content creators

    Even though no one should ever miss a Jollof festival for anything, it happens sometimes. That’s where the content creators come in. They’ll film everything for those who missed out. 

    Owambe gatecrashers

    These guys will mistake the festival for an owambe and show up. But at least they’ll bring the owambe energy with them.

    The cooks

    These ones will swear they can cook Jollof rice that’ll make you emotional. They might not be wrong sha, especially if they use great seasoning like Knorr.

    The Knorr itself

    What’s a good plate of Jollof without the best seasoning? Knorr knows this, so they’re hosting the Knorr Jollof Fest to celebrate food culture. Knorr is encouraging people to Eat for Good by incorporating more healthy options like veggies into their foods, so come ready to eat. There’ll be lots of food from different chefs, lots of games, and a lot of fun to be had. If you know you like food, you definitely want to be there.

    It’s happening on July 23, 2023, at Muri Okunola Park, Lagos. To register for the event, just visit the Jollof Fest website, and make sure you show up.

  • QUIZ: Which Nigerian Food Seasoning Are You?

    Take this quiz and we’ll tell you which Nigerian food seasoning is in sync with your personality: