babalonshee:
hmmmmmmmmm babaGod pick up my call

Everything na Baba pick up my call...cant u Mk this at home...grapes are sold on the streets and strawberries are sold in fruit markets...wetin come remain

Was d cassava used for d garri harvested in heaven?

flyca:
Cassava dust indeed. Lolz

The truth is that 50dollars is not that much money (for those whose local currency is dollar) but our exchange rate is bad.

That's a full month's phone bill. Moreover, an average Nigerian food goes for $10, a plate and 10pounds a plate in UK.

Oscarpraise:

;D20k, that's some person's monthly salary

It is actually more than the minimum wage. Between 1980 and today the dollar has moved from 80 kobo to N400 naira. So that meal will have cost something like 17 naira equivalent in 1980. Minimum wage was something like 120 naira then I think so it is still pricey by those standards but no where near the unbelievable figures we see indicating poverty has crept on us since then.

Which 1 b cassava dust, even me wey no too go skul fit giv garri correct english name. E.g processed cassava, cassava flour, grinded cassava ...

mhisbliss:
lol will it add extra live to my life?

extra life,not "extra live"

Abia.

omololu2020:
extra life,not "extra live"

ok its the fault of auto correction but thanks for pointing it out

cr7lomo:



Everything na Baba pick up my call...cant u Mk this at home...grapes are sold on the streets and strawberries are sold in fruit markets...wetin come remain

Exactly what I'm saying. No one wants to think. They want God to think for them and show them opportunities right in front of their eyes. All they see is poverty. That the naira is 400 to a dollar should make anything and everything exportable, exported. Ghana, Benin, Cote D'Ivorie, Cameroun, South Africa should not be able to compete because our currency is competitively better, but all we do is nag, nag and nag. Granted, it is only top end chefs and restaurants that can sell such meals at those prices but the margins are attractive right now for a whole range of products available here. And the government should be at the fore front of engaging local manufacturers and producers to push more goods out. Their foreign trips should not be about how much to get, get, get all the time but about what this country can do for the foreign markets with its low prices.

Dexpro:
Oyinbo with their yeye English..

Chai! That Cassava dust got me.

Too bad.

Dat is where u miss road. U feel say na oyibo make that recipe? Pls look again. That recipe was made by a naija man to confuse oyibo people and believe it when I tell you say dem go dey rush the something.

:-/

Why mess up the garri with freaking berry and strawberry? And when did garri become cassava dust?

they don sideline groundnut

Now this is change

Reference:


It is actually more than the minimum wage. Between 1980 and today the dollar has moved from 80 kobo to N400 naira. So that meal will have cost something like 17 naira equivalent in 1980. Minimum wage was something like 120 naira then I think so it is still pricey by those standards but no where near the unbelievable figures we see indicating poverty has crept on us since then.

u can think oooooo

is this moi-moi or moi-moi cake?


maybe Na moi-moi cake.. cos if Na moi-moi then maybe na ostrich egg dem boil inside na make am cost. am happy we de forbid ostrich egg. so I can't buy it

anyway na question them ask


... i.for carry curse give d seller

If I can eat them & be immune to buhari's negative change,no wahala I go buy.

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flyca:
Cassava dust indeed. Lolz

The truth is that 50dollars is not that much money (for those whose local currency is dollar) but our exchange rate is bad.

For food it is. Chipotle, chinese carryout, McDonald's etc are roughly from $5-$10.

Hmm nothing as painful as the word 'Cassava Dust' .
So na our beloved garri u na use 'dust'qualify am.. Very soon semo and egusi will be corn dust with melon seed dust and spotted vege beef soup

Ahahahaha

Snwokenk:
For food it is. Chipotle, chinese carryout, McDonald's etc are roughly from $5-$10.

Lol. This is not an-everyday-kind of food nah. For most people that will eat in that resturant, it will be to have that home feel. Do you know how much many of us here are willing to pay to eat plantain or yam?
Besides, this is not the regular garri that you know, this garri entered plane

Cc: 2kurupt

That's the same way some of the so called exotic or international cuisine we buy here for 5k or 10k per plate is probably sold for N200 in the country it's eaten locally.

No matter how common your product is, add excellence to it and it becomes more valuable.

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flyca:
Cassava dust indeed. Lolz

The truth is that 50dollars is not that much money (for those whose local currency is dollar) but our exchange rate is bad.

That's not true. Don't let the exchange rate fool you.

The average American won't spend $50 on just a plate of junk food.

Cassava dust? Hahahaha These people won't kill me. That's how they said kulikuli is groundnut sticks... iffa hear!!

That commenter is right. Moimoi and garri that went to Harvard to get Phd

2kurupt:


That's not true. Don't let the exchange rate fool you.

The average American won't spend $50 on just a plate of junk food.

Unless there's a woman involved. Most of my dates cost me about $70 for food, not including the gas I use to drive there.

Weah96:


Unless there's a woman involved. Most of my dates cost me about $70 for food, not including the gas I use to drive there.

Lol, badt guy I feel you. I doubt you'll take any of your dates to go chow 50 bucks moi-moi though

madridguy:

how much is a bag of beans?

something dat u still shit out within 5hrs....mtcheew

The food no go even belleful me sef.