7 Instagram accounts every food lover should follow

The last couple of years has seen the emergence of countless food entrepreneurs, many of whom have taken to showcase their offerings on social media - much to our delight.

Gather here food lovers, we're about to discuss serious food business!

With so many of said food entrepreneurs on the scene, keeping up and more importantly deciding who to keep up with can become a battle of wits.

Well not anymore folks, our list is a definitive guide of some of the hottest food entrepreneurs on the scene and why you should follow them.

Check it out.

1. @chef_fregz:Gbubemi Fregene better known as Chef Fregz is arguably at the fore front of the food revolution that's swept Nigeria in the last couple of years. His ingenious way of presenting Nigerian food will have you craving all day everyday.

Chef Fregz shares how to make non-stick jollof rice

2. @cheferos: If decadent desserts thrill you, then you best be following this handle. The master of all things sweet, Chef Eros also does private catering.

Read: How 'Occupy Nigeria' protest led Chef Eros to make N500,000 in one day

3. @dooneyskitchen: Interesting and throughly engaging, if you're looking for creative yet achievable Nigerian recipes then this is the handle to follow.

4. @eat.drink.lagos: There are so many eating joints in Lagos that many go unnoticed in the pile. This account serves as a guided tour for some of the hottest joints in town. So if you love to dine out and try new joints, then you best be following this account.

5. @foodace: Nursing student, wife and mother by day and cook/spice maker afterwards, food ace showcases exquisitely prepared Nigerian food.

6. @1qfoodplatter: Owned by Iquo Ukoh who's served as Executive Director, Marketing Services, Nestle Nigeria, expect the best of Nigerian dishes creatively prepared in the healthiest way possible.

Read: Iquo Ukoh shares 4 meals every Nigerian should know how to make

7. @greengrillhouse: For the fit fam folks, Green grill is all about healthy eating, albeit in an enticing and interesting way.

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