Hehe...

Hh

Help me ask them oh!

mrbyron:
Can people be really this daft? Who for any reason will put a bar of soap next to food no matter the level of hygiene?

banjicom:


But d color should be different now. Na brown and yellow be d usual color for eba

White garri de na

bar what (bar of eba? )

I blame the person that dished the food.

You see how brainless. South Africans can be, they no sabi anything, common to toast bae, love bae, tidy bae... They ain't know nothing, to work nko... Nothing, na to jealous people that found opportunity in their country, just for you to see how lazy they are..... How can a human see such a picture and suddenly assume it is a bar soap.... Obviously they don't cook, na only eatery full them city.... Daft set of people with low thinking I.Q

soap wey no get finishing

Nairaland. That's not eba. Looks like sadza. I'm pretty sure it's not Nigerian.

blessme2019:
I was scrolling jejely on my TL, before I came across this

Is that eba or Semo?

Looks more like Semo to me though .

Nairaland, this is not Eba.

Its called ugali in east africa ,pap in SA, sadza in zimbabwe, posho in uganda, nshima in Zambia and its got sooooo many names in different african languages. Made from maize flour.

This really cracked me up "gotta wash your hands with that soap after eating the spinach and stew"

Pavore9:
That looks more like Eastern Africans' ugali (made from maize)

Oga, have you eaten it before? Does it sit well with your stomach?

ish silly u get wen u dont pop ur heads outa ya shell n say hello 2 d varsed world out there!

U go thinking fud is all about flowers n leaves n all other freaking western delicacies until the real deal( Eba ) hits u !

matrixme:
you see what those decorating food have caused for us now? What an embarrassment! Instead of doing it the traditional way, you will see them doing eba cubes. Who eba cubes help? Shioor!!!

Food presentation is important in some culinary circles.

Nothing wrong with the shape of this eba - it looks good in the picture which is what the photographer was concerned with.

Personally, I'm more concerned with the taste and texture.

Those are South Africans

Teewhy2:
This to me looks like semo than Eba, usually is not this white . But honestly people can be very creative with Nigeria food that you will forget you are on a diet or fasting.

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That is definitely a wrap of Fufu.

Sunnynwa:
That reminds me of the day a Nigerian vomited big balls of eba in an underground train.

Oyibo man screamed, "WHAT! how can a human being swallow not 1, not 2, but 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 potatoes.

Hahaha. ....I don die, lol.

This is what happens when u want to change style!! Eba na least round or oval!!! Una dey fall my hand o!

blessme2019:
I was scrolling jejely on my TL, before I came across this
D

Does this looks eba to you? , because it looks like that, doesn't mean it is a Nigerian food the white stuff can be made of flour to be chewed with the stew. Make una Dey use una sense o

Eba is cassava flake. Cassava is white, yes white. It's soaked in water to ferment it and break down a compound that actual form poison in the stomach when swallowed; so it's suicidal to eat cassava without fermenting it.
It's mesh and fried with that big pot, lol. And after frying it's still white. Yes WHITE. You only see the colored garri because it's mixed with palm oil when it's fried. If the garri is really red, it's mixed with loads of palm oil, if fairly red, little palm oil but if white, no palm oil.

Sunnynwa:
That reminds me of the day a Nigerian vomited big balls of eba in an underground train.

Oyibo man screamed, "WHAT! how can a human being swallow not 1, not 2, but 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 potatoes.

@bolded
So funny.

izzy4shizzy:
Mumu foreigners

No be even better foreigners, na black once wey no sabo anytin mtcheew

this statement is racist

banjicom:
But why d eba come white like fufu like dis?

Maybe because he used special lebu garri

na flour dem use take do the eba?

Sunnynwa:
That reminds me of the day a Nigerian vomited big balls of eba in an underground train.

Oyibo man screamed, "WHAT! how can a human being swallow not 1, not 2, but 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 potatoes.

banjicom:


But d color should be different now. Na brown and yellow be d usual color for eba

have you seen eba (garry) with brown color before? must be from dirty kitchen, they're always white or one mixed with red oil during processing

KAYCEEJUNIOR:
You see how brainless. South Africans can be, they no sabi anything, common to toast bae, love bae, tidy bae... They ain't know nothing, to work nko... Nothing, na to jealous people that found opportunity in their country, just for you to see how lazy they are..... How can a human see such a picture and suddenly assume it is a bar soap.... Obviously they don't cook, na only eatery full them city.... Daft set of people with low thinking I.Q

Stop blaming. Someone can replace that eba with a tablet of soap and you'll mistake the soap for eba.

Only those who eat eba or know what it is would identify it in that picture.

The eba sure look like a tablet of soap.

MtuMsuper:

Oga, have you eaten it before? Does it sit well with your stomach?

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Many times though am not a fan of it but I do prefer the wheat you use for making chapati to prepare mine and it comes out like this.

Pavore9:
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Many times though am not a fan of it but I do prefer the wheat you use for making chapati to prepare mine and it comes out like this.

oh dear oh dear!!!! You need lessons ASAP. PS: I share in your misery: of all the dishes i know, i have consistently scored in the bottom of the class when it comes to chapati making. Get those lessons ASAP.
I have tasted pounded yam and actually liked it. I ate 3 servings. Well cooked it is delicious.