;d ;d :d :d

danedrol:

It would be good to know what our national
beverage is,

Kai Kai aka Kinkana no de sour (if you are from the Niger Delta)
Akpeteshi (if you are from  )
Star Beer (if you are from Onitsha and Aba)
Coke & Fanta (if you attend Redeemed)
Don Perrignon (if you are stealing our money)

We Nigerians like our African food than other countries. I love taking American breakfast consists: Scrambled eggs, pancakes and syrup, sausage and biscuit, muffins and burritos, steak, bacon etc and a 32 OZ coke or pepsi as water because they rarely drink water. As a matter of fact, some brush their teeth in the morning with flavored water and will never allow water into their mouth for the whole day.

That is why most americans are really obese,diabetic and hypertensive,junk,fatty and processed foods they eat.

Nigeria food is mostly pure nature given organic and healthy but it all depends on who is eating it,some people think that enormous consumption is a symbol of wealth which ultimately leads to fat associated diseases as a result of ignorance,just like the average american consumer.

Nigerian is good, and comprises of all the adequate nutrients the body needs. I'm proud of Nigerian food.

I find drinking of milk instead of water very disgusting!
When very iced water dey

why not check abe igi around oke ado area ibadan. there is orishirishi, you know,, borkortor, shaki, edor, roundabout, and mama sikira is always around to help you wash it down with her sexy smiles and beer

What's American food? A burger, chips and coke?

@Poster
If you want to know more about nigerian food, just book a flight to houston. (Southwest Houston----Bissonett street)
There are like 4 nigerian restaurants that serve Everything that is nigerian. (from nkwobi, isiewu, to moin moin and akara, suya. etc) Try "Fingerlicking restaurant"
If you're on the east coast, theres a ton of them in Philly and New York. That way you'd know what to expect before going to nigeria.

pamboogie:

@hauwa, girl, I'm feeling u. let poster come and do it d way its done. abi all u nairalanders want to lie that u've not done the bread and coke move

I absolutely loveeeed bread & coke back in my undergrad days. .not bread n butter, not bread n fried eggs. .just plain bread and coke, with nuthin' else. .

danedrol:

It would be good to know what our national beverage is,

zobo?

12 noon - N50 bread wit coke
3pm - Go to the nearest canteen and order beta eba N200
10pm - arrange indomie with eggs, and crash. Tomorrow, e go beta.

And they say the average Nigerian lives on less than $1 per day? Oyinbo too dey lie untop our head.

server34:

12 noon - N50 bread wit coke
3pm - Go to the nearest canteen and order beta eba N200
10pm - arrange indomie with eggs, and crash. Tomorrow, e go beta.

And they say the average Nigerian lives on less than $1 per day? Oyinbo too dey lie untop our head.

You are obviously above average because not all nigerians can affort to spend 200 naira on lunch, 100 naira on breakfast and 120naira on dinner. Thats like 420 naira my guy.
You're either a student or above average. Most nigerians follow the 1-0-1 routine. Some even follow 0-1-0

@ a-town true yarns my guy. N200 naira 4 lunch? how many naija peeps dey enjoy dat one?

oYaTo:

@ a-town true yarns my guy. N200 naira 4 lunch? how many naija peeps dey enjoy that one?

Maybe not everyone, but majority of the people can. I am an average naija guy. The less than $100 is highly exaggerated by oyinbo.

A-town:

You're either a student or above average.

Student no be average?

@ server34 You're probably saying that with the urban areas in naija in mind. .go to the villages and ur eye go clear.

Ok I give up. Not saying that I haven't been to the villages though, maybe my village is Behind. Also remember that the cities (Lagos, abuja, ph, kano, benin, etc) have more people in terms of population when compared to the villages.

I give up sha. Some1 just made me know am above average. Wow!

American foods can not be compeared in Nigerian, we Nigerians dont eat fresh foods.

angelina08:

American foods can not be compeared in Nigerian, [size=14pt]we Nigerians don't eat fresh foods[/size].

we don't?

angelina08:

American foods can not be compeared in Nigerian, we Nigerians don't eat fresh foods.

Speak for yourself please!

MrCrackles:

Speak for yourself please!

abi oh!

maybe he lives in ajah or vgc with all the shoprites, games and fast foods him mama dey buy for am.

go oshodi, isale-eko, mushin, iyanapaja (lagos) or abe igi, agbowo, amala joint (ibadan) etc.

angelina08:

American foods can not be compeared in Nigerian, we Nigerians don't eat fresh foods.

Some people seem to disagree with angelina08! I must say that this statement surprises me, because when I see photos of Nigerian foods, it seems to have been prepared using fresh ingredients.

drrionelli:

Some people seem to disagree with angelina08! I must say that this statement surprises me, because when I see photos of Nigerian foods, it seems to have been prepared using fresh ingredients.

at least sum1 sees

angelina08:

American foods can not be compeared in Nigerian, we Nigerians don't eat fresh foods.

i think i agree with her cause almost every nigerian food/meal we eat or i know is prepared one way or the other which doesnt make it fresh so i agree with her

I see what you mean, but even fresh food can be prepared. It need not be consumed raw.

When I think of fresh foods, I think of those which have not been heavily processed. Sort of the difference between a raw potato and a potato chip.

There is a difference between raw food and fresh food.
Fresh food by definition is food that is not preserved by canning or dehydration or freezing or smoking

Raw food is uncooked, unprocessed food.

So which of these do we Nigerians not eat?

we eat fresh fish, fresh meat, fresh vegetables

As for raw food we eat fruit, milk, etc.

@ Amakaone

can u pls send me an email, urs isnt on ur profile and theres sumthin i need to ask u, not food related

HR.hotness:

@ Amakaone

can u please send me an email, urs isnt on ur profile and theres sumthin i need to ask u, not food related

done

@ topic

Nigerian foods it is for me.

HR.hotness:

@ Amakaone

can u please send me an email, urs isnt on ur profile and theres sumthin i need to ask u, not food related

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you cant go wrong with jellof rice or rice and stew. I have yet to meet anyone who doesnt enjoy these plates.

the only concern I have is whether or not you like your food with pepper . If you do, you will have no problem with these dishes. If you don't like pepper, then you better let the cook know in advanced!!!