Over the last few years, we have seen many creative Nigerian food bloggers add some color and mouthwatering photographs to our feeds. After some research, we've noted six food Instagram accounts in Canada to follow before your next meal.

@Adunsdish

Oyindamola of Adunsdish currently lives in Lethbridge, Alberta. Adunsdish creates recipes using the unimaginable. Have you thought about mixing Locust Beans (Iru) and Crayfish for your seasoning? Go on Adunsdish for African dishes with a twist. This lady is adventurous in the kitchen and we respect that.

 @9jafoodie

 What makes 9ja foodie special- apart from making Nigerian meal so easy to cook is her emphasis on eating healthy with the Nigerian Food. Although based in Saskatchewan, Ronke is impacting lives around the world through her Loose it Nigerian e-book. Do you want to lose weight or just want to stay healthy and fit eating your Nigerian food? Then visit 9jafoodie before your next meal.

@LohiCreates

Do you want to be creative in your kitchen? Visit LohiCreates on Instagram. Although, she hasn’t blogged in a while, Lohi’s Instagram page remains a great resource if you are seeking to be creative with the Nigerian food. Lohi is a contemporary African cook based in Toronto, Ontario.

@Donthatecauseyouaintate

 Uchenna is a licensed Nigerian food vendor in Saint John, New Brunswick. She is also a food vendor at the queen’s farmer’s market on Sundays. Are you hating because you haven’t eaten? Visit @Donthatecauseyouaintate for some mouthwatering recipes or simply place an order if you are in Saint John. 

@Mysmallnaijakitchen

Olamide of @mysmallnaijakitchen is based in Toronto, Ontario. Mysmallnaijakitchen shares photos of real Nigerian foods prepared with love. You can visit @mysmallnaijakitchen for some mouthwatering Nigerian food and recipes.

@Skcooks

Skcooks is based in Toronto and cooks assorted soups and mouthwatering dishes for pick up or delivery. She generously shares photos on Instagram that makes you want to run to your kitchen and start cooking.

Did we miss any? Tell us who your favorites are below.