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Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Dongreat(m): 1:45pm On Jun 07, 2015

More reason why me sweet mom prepare ours fresh. Buy the nuts, boil, mesh in mortal (I assist as well), extract the juice and prepare with fresh fish, thick beef n goat meet. In our house we call it "Megbele"

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Ayoolajumoke(f): 1:46pm On Jun 07, 2015

cococandy:
you and exaggeration

It is not exaggeration o

In fact, I did it, it is power consuming and fun at the same time.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Nobody: 1:46pm On Jun 07, 2015

Blizzyblinkzy:
Its irritating...
Well am not a village girl, So d question ain't 4 me

waitn 4 d village girls 2 comment..
I knw they would deny it

Yes, they will as u just did.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Rilwon: 1:46pm On Jun 07, 2015

coogar:

you think?
can you still remember the last soup you made with palm oil? this was exactly how it was made.

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Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by soarz(m): 1:47pm On Jun 07, 2015

I did dat as a man not only a girl. Naa kpako ooo

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by UjSizzle(f): 1:47pm On Jun 07, 2015

Shollypopzz:

I understand why people stomp on grapes but why would anyone stomp on palm nuts?? I know for a fact that one's feet cannot achieve the result in that picture, palm nuts are hard.

So, what is the purpose of the feet?? Does it make the already pounded palm nuts smoother??

It's cooked before pounding. And the feet is just a substitute for pounding with a mortar and pestle.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by jomoh: 1:48pm On Jun 07, 2015

Blizzyblinkzy:

looking @ it is irritating bt it might be fun doing it

But na from dia ur palm oil they come from o.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by soldierdollar(m): 1:48pm On Jun 07, 2015

chimkaire:
Prepared differently where I come from. It's either pounded and proccessed manually or at the mill. Saw it being prepared this way living in Nsk...

You mean Nsukka ? I once did that for my grandma cheesy

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by baby124: 1:49pm On Jun 07, 2015

The ones I know and I have seen use and have always used mortar and pestle. I don't know where these people are from. Lmao. Well my village is not a village. So i hope I neva chop dis wan

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by player007(m): 1:49pm On Jun 07, 2015

You should have asked Wich Igbo girl did this while in the village. Because to a Yoruba girl this looks like iranu to them.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Acidosis(m): 1:50pm On Jun 07, 2015

Prettydiamond:
But u look like a village girl

hmmm

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by konny1(m): 1:50pm On Jun 07, 2015

Shollypopzz:

I understand why people stomp on grapes but why would anyone stomp on palm nuts?? I know for a fact that one's feet cannot achieve the result in that picture, palm nuts are hard.

So, what is the purpose of the feet?? Does it make the already pounded palm nuts smoother??

You just need to understand the process and the skill involved.
The palm nut must be boiled before stomping on it. Boiling the palm nut makes it softer and the above result can be archived in less than hour.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by teabully(m): 1:52pm On Jun 07, 2015

ideyhere:
Nawa to some girls sha...
Okay na me be village girl number one...I did it
Stomping palm fruit doesn't reduce who you are. For one, it actually make your feet neater than any feet treatment ever could. It's a very enjoyable form of exercise (dancing)...and you end up producing something worthwhile (palm oil). The few times I did it at the villa,I actually had to beg to be allowed to do it...and believe you me, I don't regret it one bit...

I know my Ibo sisters who deny it, thumbs up to u joo, not some fake ass, am a yoruba dude, but kant do with d banga soup, and I knw palm kernel is being used while prepping it.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Nobody: 1:53pm On Jun 07, 2015

Blizzyblinkzy:
Its irritating...
Well am not a village girl, So d question ain't 4 me

waitn 4 d village girls 2 comment..
I knw they would deny it

See this one! Wetin u dey form now? City babe abi? That girl dia fine pass u 100x sef.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by teabully(m): 1:53pm On Jun 07, 2015

ideyhere:
Nawa to some girls sha...
Okay na me be village girl number one...I did it
Stomping palm fruit doesn't reduce who you are. For one, it actually make your feet neater than any feet treatment ever could. It's a very enjoyable form of exercise (dancing)...and you end up producing something worthwhile (palm oil). The few times I did it at the villa,I actually had to beg to be allowed to do it...and believe you me, I don't regret it one bit...

I know my Ibo sisters wont deny it, thumbs up to u joo, not some fake ass, am a yoruba dude, but kant do with d banga soup, and I knw palm kernel is being used while prepping it.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by ayoJ21(m): 1:54pm On Jun 07, 2015

Feranchek:

Village dey even smell for her picture sef

and even ha monicker suggests she's a typical village girl

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Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by jaybee3(m): 1:55pm On Jun 07, 2015

UjSizzle:

It's cooked before pounding. And the feet is just a substitute for pounding with a mortar and pestle.

Balanced and better spread of force

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by horlaseujee(m): 1:56pm On Jun 07, 2015

cococandy:
I did. Not with feet though.
Whenever I visited my grandma I would do that with her. I used to pick the kernels out of the mould will the big guys would do the heavy pounding with tall pestles for her.

You don't have to grow up in the village to do that.

The sweetest part is roasting yam,plantain and cocoyam in the open fire then use the fresh oil with scent leaf and scotch bonnet pepper to eat it.

Last time I did it, I even took pictures. Don't know where I kept the pictures even.

Aww. Mma nke ukwu

How I miss her

Who ask u all this story

OgA oooo

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Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by UjSizzle(f): 1:56pm On Jun 07, 2015

Nonso23:
These pictures will haunt me forever

I hope it won't make you abandon ofe onugbu tongue

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by coogar: 1:56pm On Jun 07, 2015

MissyB3:
I refuse to believe those photos are real!
So all those times I desperately wolfed down yam and red oil like it was the sole purpose of my existence, I've been doing nothing but enjoying people's sweat and spit ? I haff die!!!

Coogar, God will not forgive you for posting those photos and your vivid description

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Nobody: 1:56pm On Jun 07, 2015

soldierdollar:

You mean Nsukka ? I once did that for my grandma

...yeah...

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by chinae(m): 1:57pm On Jun 07, 2015

No wonder dea Oil dey smell.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Nobody: 1:57pm On Jun 07, 2015

Beautiful! Out here ladies feet stomp juice from grapes..but they make it look really nice; what we need to do is repackage and represent, our traditions are really nice if you think about it, it's just that our presentation is whack

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by porshuch: 1:59pm On Jun 07, 2015

I processed palm oil, but not with this pattern, we made underground motar and pound with a long pestle, it was fun then, becos of the way we use to sing when pounding. we call it akwu -igwe. from idemmili

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by mikkyword(m): 2:00pm On Jun 07, 2015

Esetim:
Stomping palm nuts? Wow! Must be tiring.

na woman born you unlike the other girl forming.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by MrCork: 2:01pm On Jun 07, 2015

NobleAky:
Did you? Just be sincere!

..NICE...SHE IS LIGHTSKIN!! cheesy

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Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Tallesty1(m): 2:01pm On Jun 07, 2015

UjSizzle:

How did you manage the heat from the palm kernels? I know even using my hands for this stuff (in small quantity) is punishment talk more of feet.

You allow it to cool nah..... Who go gree put am leg when e still dey hot? It is even difficult to extract the oil when it is hot.

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by snazzy5050(m): 2:01pm On Jun 07, 2015

Blizzyblinkzy:
Its irritating...
Well am not a village girl, So d question ain't 4 me

waitn 4 d village girls 2 comment..
I knw they would deny it

Just as u denied wink

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by strongerthaneva(m): 2:01pm On Jun 07, 2015

himkers:

Who u dey form for?

don't mind her she must be agege bread and ewa aganyi girl..i tire for her forming oo..me as man never been a village guy but still did it last year December in the village when I went visiting..so carry ur forming go meet ur types of NL wigs no get time for that ok..

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by Paulonko(m): 2:03pm On Jun 07, 2015

Blizzyblinkzy:
Its irritating...
Well am not a village girl, So d question ain't 4 me

waitn 4 d village girls 2 comment..
I knw they would deny it

they will deny the same way you denied

Re: For Ladies Who Grew Up In The Village. Did You Do This (picture) by MizMyColi(f): 2:03pm On Jun 07, 2015

Kachisbarbie:
This picture looks recent, who still uses the feet in this 2015?
My in-laws process palm oil for industrial purposes gaan, and they don't use their feet. They use a grinding mill, automatic one sef.

Even before the advent of mills, the men pound!
The locals don't use their feet either, they use mortars or home mill.

I don't like it, it looks disgusting. This isn't me forming abegg

I like it.
Looks kinda fun cheesy

Most times, the meals you prepare in the crudest ways turn out sweetest.

Grinding tomato and pepper on a millstone comes to mind lipsrsealed

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