Would You Buy an Instant Amala Cup for ₦2,500?

Imagine finding an Amala Cup in a supermarket: amala with separate sachets of ewedu, gbegiri, stew and assorted meat. You add hot water, mix it and have amala ready within minutes. No cooking pot, no turning amala and no waiting at a buka. It could appeal to busy workers, students, travellers and Nigerians abroad who miss amala but cannot easily prepare the full meal. But would the convenience be worth losing the taste and experience of freshly made amala? This is only a concept, not a real product. If it sold for ₦2,500, would you buy it or leave it on the shelf?

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