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- IS BEESWAX EDIBLE?
In the cosmetic industry, beeswax is used as a stiffening agent and a fragrance in soaps and perfumes
- What is Alkalized Cocoa Powder
The process typically involves soaking the cocoa beans in an alkaline solution (usually potassium carbonate
- 4 HEALTH BENEFITS OF BEESWAX ON THE SKIN
Beeswax aids in the Softening of Skin Dry, rough skin may benefit from creams, lotions or soaps that
- What's the Difference between Tapioca and Cassava Flour?
Tapioca flour has a neutral flavor and a high starch content, making it ideal for thickening soups, sauces
- FROM A B2B SESSION IN LIVERPOOL TO A BILATERAL TRADE AGREEMENT
Its range of products like Natural Soaps, Lotions, Body Butter, Balms, Scrubs, Salts and Oil blends are
- SHEA BUTTER BABY: HOW TO USE OTI ORGANIC UNREFINED IVORY SHEA BUTTER FOR THE SKIN AND HAIR
onto the skin and hair or added to other ingredients for cosmetic formulations such as body scrubs, soaps
- WHAT ARE THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF ORGANIC MORINGA SEED OIL?
powerful antioxidants, organic moringa seed oil is an excellent ingredient which can be included in soaps
- What Are the Top 3 Uses of Moringa Powder
It can be taken as food and enhance the taste by mixing into juice, making tea, pancakes, salad, soup
- HOW TO PREPARE JOLLOF OUT OF FONIO
things written about Fonio, It is a fantastic grain because of how quickly it cooks and how well it can soak
- How to Use Olive Oil for Hair Care
For the most effective conditioning, wrap your hair in a shower cap and let the oil soak in for 15 minutes
- Rediscovering Ghana’s Lost Ancient Crops: Bambara Groundnuts
roasted, boiled, or ground into flour, and turned into milk, oil and dumplings, and can be used to make soups
- Rediscovering Ghana’s Lost Ancient Crops: Okra
Okra has a long and rich history that traces back to ancient times, when it was cultivated and traded this crop is consumed, in the Ghanaian cuisine, okra is cooked, fried, pickled, or dried and added to soups Lack of research and development on improving its agronomic traits, processing methods, and value addition Lack of awareness and education on its nutritional and medicinal properties. Lack of policy support and market access for its production and trade.












