bantudra:


we are 180million people.....we have more people than the entire north africa...we say puff puff..puff puff it is....

but their own puff puff is nasty though..

i tried it once and never tried it again..

gypsey:
Puff puff! That oily dumpling looking shiit! over here we Assume it to be DOUGHTNUT, I may be wrong though. I like doughnut.

lazsnaira:
...garnish am with whatever it remains puff puff!...bread will be bread no matter you make it taste as cake

Joavid:


sense of humour then slavery attitude, how incoherent can someone be!

Nigerians and there overzealous attitude sha. now I can understand Ghanaians disgust when we claim Jollof rice with all arrogance like it's originally ours.

So, I've done you and some google-phobic others a huge favour.

see the difference?!

Joavid:


sense of humour then slavery attitude, how incoherent can someone be!

Nigerians and there overzealous attitude sha. now I can understand Ghanaians disgust when we claim Jollof rice with all arrogance like it's originally ours.

So, I've done you and some google-phobic others a huge favour.

see the difference?!

ElsonMorali:
Interesting to see that puff puff has become the uniting factor for Nigerians now. Up puffy!!!

lazsnaira:
...am very angered by your apparent illiteracy...which you laid bare by your preposterous POST earlier. ...i would have lambasted you this morning but i see you are lady.

ZarZar:


True @ your last line. Here it's called vetkoek, meaning fatcake since it's fried in deep fat. We also have another version called koeksuster, which means cakesister to the vetkoek.

lazsnaira:
let me take a look at your profile ...those poems of yours runs like songs...you could be a nightingale if you put your mind to it.

henryhemon:


We don't care what it's called anywhere else na puff puff we know QED.

NovusHomo:


If Turkey nor sweet dem, make dem answer Chicken. Na dem sabi. Walahi, puff puff na puff puff. Shikena!

ZarZar:


There's a big place called the world, right outside your little bubble. Oops

henryhemon:


Like I said we don't care what it's called else where,I 've probably travelled to more places than you can imagine......its puff puff. Let's not make it personal. Don't think cuz you else where outside Nigeria makes you better than those in there.

Friedyokes:
"YOUNG MAN BE CAREFUL, DO YOU EAT RICE IN YOUR COUNTRY AND WHAT DO YOU CALL IT? WE WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TO CHANGE IT. ITS PUFF PUFF."

This guy don tire for change

henryhemon:


We don't care what it's called anywhere else na puff puff we know QED.

ZarZar:


True @ your last line. Here it's called vetkoek, meaning fatcake since it's fried in deep fat. We also have another version called koeksuster, which means cakesister to the vetkoek.

Bumbae1:

Making me hungry

ZarZar:


Here have some southern style, my little puff puff

ZarZar:


Then your travels must have been imaginary because otherwise you'd have known that it goes by a different name in every corner of the world. Puff Puff to you, something else to someone else who is not from your country. For someone that claims to have travelled, your mentality sure is narrow. The last part of your post that's you projecting your thoughts on me because I never said such. I simply said it goes by different names & also has different variations. I said nothing about which is superior or inferior, that's all you, coocoopuffs.

Bumbae1:

Jesu Zarzar u knkw what makes me happy

Might need to get a recipe and try it .. love trying new reciepies maybe post in food section

henryhemon:


We could go on n on like I said let's not turn it to personal attacks .....if you go through my reply and the original post what we re saying is we don't care what it's called else where ......how that is difficult to understand is beyond me ..puff puff is the real deal. And I'm sure no one is arguing that it has no other name else where but we 're only interested in our puff puff.

ZarZar:


That's funny because the replies from that tweet are from Nigerians correcting someone, as if the person cares if it's called "puff puff" in Nigerian when they know it by a different name in their country. You jumped on someone else's post, parading your narrow mindedness & ignorance as usual. In short, y'all turned it into an argument, not the other way around.

ZarZar:




I read a comment somewhere on this thread where someone mentioned it's not served with chocolate sauce. So what do you guys normally eat them with? I know different countries serve them differently. I once watched Buddy the Italian guy from Kitchen Boss, sprinkled his with castor sugar. Forgot the Italian name for "puff puff" now but they make them too as a snack.

BUTCHCASSIDY:
I honestly dont know why this os an issie.
Who cares what its called. Let them call it what they want you call it what you want. Some people want to get high BP over a non issue. I dont even eat the damn thing. I hate it SMH

henryhemon:


Well I'm not going to insult You,fine you 're the only one that isn't open-minded I give it to you......next time show your class by making a point without resorting to insults ....I'M sure there is a word called humour that's what was exhibited by Nigerians,It was actually an argument between 2 turks and the Nigerian came in with his humour.

lovelygurl:


Oh I'm very passionate about what I do because I love what I do just like you love arguing about food

Bumbae1:

Eat it own its own ! Don't need anything with it really
But some people will still sprinkle sugar on theirs but then ( leaning towards donut )
I just have mine own its own 5 for £1 best enjoyed when hot .

Oh yea in nigeria though when i buy it , it accompanies fried yam and friend plantain (street food )

PiccoloBrunelli:
Luqaimat ko Leukemia ni.

See how it sounds like a disease with no known cure. Our beloved Puff to the bloody Puff!!! As a sharp Igbo guy I propose we make shirts with Puff Puff emblazoned on it. In fact tomorrow is Puff Puff Enlightenment Day. #PPED #makepuffpuffgreatagain

Rise of the Planet of the Puff Puff!!!
Dawn of the Planet of the Puff Puff!!!
War of the Planet of the Puff Puff!!!!
Them dey crase na.

*Modified*

7,000 total likes! Wow. December 2015-March 2017. I thank all Nairalanders who keep liking my comments despite the fact they are mostly inappropriate and hardly concern the post. Let's hit 10,000 by this year's end. Then I can auction this account on OLX.