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Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food

An Embodied Array of Delicious, Yummy and Goodness

by Tomilola Olawore
November 6, 2024
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Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food

Small Chops In its Glory. Photo Credit: @tripledelightpastries

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Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food highlights small chops as a  classic Nigerian Party Finger Food and a very popular one at that.

A read of this fascinating article would present you with the rationale behind the obsession with small chops in Nigeria. 

Small chops are unarguably one of the most sorts after Naija finger food made into bites. Hands down, small chops are the best appetizers served at parties and events.

Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food
Yummy Small Chops. Photo Credit: @tripledelightpastries

Small chops are also referred to as the “party starter pack”.

 It is the life of so many Nigerian parties which is always served before the main meal. 

Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food.

What is a party without small chops? 

I am particularly sold out to small chops.

It is so yummy and addictive that I can eat it any time of the day.

We are spoilt for choice with this yummy goodness.

A lot of people believe that without small chops, an event is boring. It is believed to introduce a certain kind of joyful vibes into a party.

“Virtually, every guest at a Naija party is looking forward to that moment when small chops will be served, which is usually before the main meal. “

Small chops are made into bites consisting of samosa, spring rolls, barbecue chicken, peppered goat meat, gizzard, and puff puff, among others. 

It should be noted that other additional finger foods have been introduced to it, making it the overall best finger food with yummy goodness with healthy nutritional value.

A lot of small businesses have been birthed by the sales of small chops coupled with the fact that these businesses are enjoying really good patronage.

This is because small chops businesses are considered to be very viable businesses. 

I particularly love to be treated to a platter of small chops, I mean! Who does love small chops? 

Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food

Why Do We Love Small Chops?

Let me share some of the reasons why people are in love with small chops. Some of the reasons include but are not limited to the following:

  1. Variety of Delicacy:  Whether small chops are served at a party, ordered as an eat-out out or made at home, small chops offer a variety of delicious yummy goodness and we are no doubt spoilt for choice. Variety is the spice of life and that is exactly correct with this finger-licking goodness.
  2. Nutritional Value: Freshly made small chops when consumed fresh, offer the best nutritional value.

    Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food
    Finger Licking Small Chops.
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  3. Creativity: A lot of creativity now goes into making small chops. The wonders of the creativity that goes into making small chops are best discovered at a classic Naija party. They go all out. Introducing local delicacies such as peppered snail,asun, and samosa, among others. It’s always a delight to look forward to the wonder pack of small chops either served at parties made at home or ordered as takeout. 
  4. Excitement:  The perks of having a variety of yummy finger food to nibble on, at a go, are exciting and satisfying, only small chops can offer this variety.
  5. Healthy: Small chops are a healthy bunch of delicacies. It is a healthy addiction no doubt, and it can be eaten any time of the day. This corroborates the fact that it has nutritional values.
  6. Family Friendly: Small chops are also an ideal choice for a family gathering or picnic. This yummy goodness will go round and round. 
  7. Delight: It’s usually served before the main meal at an event or party, this makes it everyone’s delight.

We all love small chops, don’t we? 

I am a lover of this yummy goodness, it’s such a delight anyday!

Small Chops: A Classic Nigerian Party Finger Food

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