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Lady’s Finger (Okra) 200g+/-
RM3.80
Lady’s finger or okra is widely used in many curries and it’s good on its own as well as a simple vegetable dish prepared in your preferred way.
It’s rich in dietary fibre and vitamins C and K, along with plenty of nutrients as part of a healthy diet.
- Produced in Malaysia
- 500g+/-
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