Who likes wara? [african cheese]

mba! nope don't even eat real cheese not to talk wara  african cheese

most ppl don't like it,
i LOVE it, i could eat all day, especially when its fresh and fried, chai!!!
lol

the preserved one in u.s is OK,
but when its fried!

YUM!!!
my mouth is watering lol

if i could find that plant the used to make it [forgot what its called gbon gbon or gbum gbum, lol something like that] i would most def. be makin it in my backyard, lol

my mom made it this one time. it's aight but i prefer the fried one.

I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Got initiated to wara when i served (Nysc) in the North. we were always calling the sellers (mei- wara) to buy from them.

who can teach me how to make it at home?

chai, i loved it o, especially the fired one, goes wid garri so well

I love it too. It's very sweet. I prefer the fresh one to the fried one sha.

I LOVE WARA AND MA MOUTH IS ALL WATERY NOW.

Thanx omo for make me crave sth i can't have

Busta:

I LOVE WARA AND MA MOUTH IS ALL WATERY NOW.

Thanx omo for make me crave sth i can't have

hahaha well,
i have some in my house, but its the preserved stuff,

CAN NOT compared to it when it fried CHAI!!!
lol,
but its better than nothing!

Don't know wara .

I love it --- u can get it from TESCO, Mozarrella cheese in liquid, preserved just like nigerian wara. i eat it every now and then, i had to buy it to show people in niger the last time i was home because they just could'nt believe me when i told them about it !

I LIKE THE" OFORO" SLIGHTLY FRIED ONES.BUT I LOVE THE FRESH UNFRIED ONES.

@omo07. wara is not made from a plant, it's made for cow milk.

Wara is highly nutritious. I prefer it fried and soaked in stew i.e like meat. It brings out its nutritious taste. Try it.

I have never eaten the fried ones but when i went to lokoja two weeks ago i tasted the fresh ones for the first time and i liked it!!!

" OFORO"

Am sorry but this sounds very vulgar!

VULGAR KE?
  OPPOSITE OF KENGBE IS  OFORO,AND IF ITS NOT CRISPY ITS SOFT.ANYWAY I TYPE D WAY I SPEAK SO NO NEED 2 PRETEND ABOUT STH   IM NOT,NOT IN D LEAST OFFENDED.

as a proper kwara babe, i love wara, it is so good, my parents used to buy it whenever they r coming back from da villa

ughhhhhhh, wara is just disguting! or maybe its an acquired taste?

no way wara is tightt.

i love it raw, but when u fry it its even better.

kai i haven't had wara in ages, can somebody send it to me

i don't know if am right but is it the same as warabacha or that's another thing 

what is warabacha? wara is made from fermenting milk i think abi?

nairalanders help me out here

eeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwww cheese is gross

yeah ika, wara is made from fermenting milk, just like cheese, but the process isnt as long as the one for cheese

never hrd of warabacha before

thanks debo maybe warabacha is another name for wara or maybe not

Bisiriyu:

@omo07. wara is not made from a plant, it's made for cow milk.

Wara is highly nutritious. I prefer it fried and soaked in stew i.e like meat. It brings out its nutritious taste. Try it.

ACTUALLY,
there is a specific plant that is used in process of making it, its call bum bum leaf or something like that, [don't know how it is spelled]

i know its made with cow milk BUT its not cow milk ALONE,

TRUST me when i last went to nigeria, my dad who loves wara so much, went to a farm to see how it was made, so he could make it fresh here, BUT since we don't have that specific plant in the US, we can't make it,

wara is still gross!!!!!!!

dolly -pee:

VULGAR KE?
OPPOSITE OF KENGBE IS OFORO,AND IF ITS NOT CRISPY ITS SOFT.ANYWAY I TYPE D WAY I SPEAK SO NO NEED 2 PRETEND ABOUT STH IM NOT,NOT IN D LEAST OFFENDED.

OFORO sounds a lot like FURO dont it?

FURO ediye.

wtf is wara

NOW I NO WHAT U MEAN BY  THAT WORD "VULGAR".     YES SOUNDS ALOT LIKE FURO BUT ITS NOT.OMG WHATS ANOTHER WORD FOR OFORO IN YORUBA ? I HONESTLY DONT NO,BUT IF URE FAMILIAR WITH D KIND OF "AKARA- LIKE E RUSH E" OR  "DODO IKIRE"-IF U NO WHAT THAT MEANS,THERE ARE SOME THAT DO NOT STAY 4 TOO LONG IN D OIL THATS WHAT IS KNOWN AS  " OROFO" IN YORUBA LANGUAGE.

AAAH, u just reminded me of dodo-ikire. i always bought them on the way to my hometown in osun state.

debosky:

AAAH, u just reminded me of dodo-ikire. i always bought them on the way to my hometown in osun state.

Where are you from in Osun?

i'm from gbongan, not too far from ikire on the way to ife