Mashkov:

@Toyinrayo,

You have just made yourself an enemy in me. How can you raise a topic like this causing so much mouthwatering for me especially when one is in  the office and feeling so hungry. I wish I can smack you for doing this.

Anyway, I love mine real soft and fried brown like the one in one of them plate.

AMAKAONE:

and your point sir is, ?

AMAKAONE:

and your point sir is, ?

*Toyinrayo:

Just waka, thanks.

royalicon:

Na wa o for this Totinrayo and food stuffs, She must have studied Food Mgt in the University if i guess right.

Keep it up and pls prepare cat-fish pepper-soup for me ooooooooooo.

largie:

i love the very soft one fried with palm oil

mohawkchic:

~"Dodo",that's a funny name for plantain,in my language Dodo means A large or protruding belly button

Ex Inferis:

my point, ma'am, is this entire thread is pointless and has no justification for its existence. of all the serious stuff you can ponder on, it has to be fried plantain? this topic has neither entertainment nor educational merits and adds no value to nairaland.

you might as well talk about the stuff i posted earlier.

and it seems all that fried oily plantain has deadened your sense of sarcasm.

mama orga:

WAT LANGUAGE DO U SPEAK?
WHAT DOES KELE WELE MEAN?
I KNW GHANAIANS CALL PLANTAIN KELE WELE

ThiefOfHearts:

mohawk, your language sounds like its a bit similar to Yoruba in little ways

protuding belly button aka outtie is idodo in Yoruba

~Oh Wow! Kwel . . ^{Opened a tab to read up about Yoruba Langauage & pronouncation}