Fati Gblo Shop
Fati Gblo Shop in Larabanga is a tidy little spice stall that smells of cumin turmeric and dried fish. You can pick up neatly packed dried peppers dried ginger and all the local spice mixes used in Ghanaian stews. The shop sits near the Larabanga mosque on the main road and opens its door early to feed hungry trekkers and curious visitors. ****** In Larabanga Mesom, Fati Gblo Shop is a bright corner stall full of fragrant dried herbs peppers and exotic spice blends. The owner sells small kraft bags of dried hibiscus for tea and fiery pepper powders for stews ready to take home. It lives in the busy market spot of the village where the late morning sun hits the sacks of cumin. Wanderers stop by after tours of the Larabanga Mosque to sniff the scents and buy a pinch of something special. ****** Fati Gblo Shop sits quietly in Larabanga as a family run spice pantry stocked with dried
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