Porridges

Mama Jr's Uji

Passed down from Mama herself, this is not your average uji — it's the one that raised a household. A hearty, multigrain blend of cassava, purple sweet potato, bananas, millet, sorghum, amaranth (terere), and even thabai (stinging nettle) for that iron hit. Sweetened only with nature and thick enough to stand a spoon in. Packed with fiber, minerals, and a whole lotta love — now ready to be shared with the world 🌎✅ Diabetic-Friendly

Ingredients

Cassava, purple sweet potato, bananas, millet, sorghum, amaranth, thabai, honey, vanilla

Allergens

None specified

Glycemic Index

Medium

Health Benefits

Packed with fiber
Rich in minerals
Iron hit

Important Notes

Passed down from Mama herself
Hearty, multigrain blend

Safety & Medical Disclaimer:

Always check individual ingredient labels and consult healthcare providers for specific dietary needs or medical conditions. This information is for educational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice.

Allergen Note: Cross-contamination may occur during preparation. Those with severe allergies should exercise caution and verify all ingredients.

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