dorin27:
Let me act the Nigerian I am, by replying your question with another question.

Why do you want to know?

That's an ashawo bearparlour resident, look away.

Zzor:
That's an ashawo bearparlour resident, look away.

Zzor Zzor!!

dorin27:
Zzor Zzor!!

I sabi all of them,don't worry they won't succeed with you,they like taking advantage of innocent ladies

Never, they don't have enough water to wash it to my satisfaction

dorin27:
Let me act the Nigerian I am, by replying your question with another question.

Why do you want to know?

please answer me the normal way, I am not from Nigeria

Crunchyg3:

please answer me the normal way, I am not from Nigeria

well, I am a Nigerian.

dorin27:
well, I am a Nigerian.

dorin27:
well, I am a Nigerian.

dorin27:
well, I am a Nigerian.

please can you answer me already or I won't bother you again

One of the reasons I want to have a small family... I'm not sure I'm that hardworking to be cutting a whole bowl of vegetables.

The things my mother made me go through growing up!!! Choi!

I cut at home by myself because I have no reason to do otherwise as the quantity is never too much.

That looks dirty

Crunchyg3:

please can you answer me already or I won't bother you again

Bros calm down na. Haba!!

dorin27:
Bros calm down na. Haba!!

it's a simple yes or no answer I don't know the big deal except you are hiding something

Crunchyg3:

it's a simple yes or no answer I don't know the big deal except you are hiding something

Very funny. Hide something from someone I don't know offline?

But what about okazi leaf. Can every.lady or man cut it in the house and grind it too?

dorin27:
Very funny. Hide something from someone I don't know offline?

let's talk offline, let me have your number

Zzor:
I sabi all of them,don't worry they won't succeed with you,they like taking advantage of innocent ladies

I enjoyed that luxury in lagos and I always have double thought about it. Sometimes I tell the woman to cut the leaf when I'm feeling lazy

AfonjaBoston:


I hope you are joking about that marriage thing.
Everybody for romance section done chop veejay

what's veejay

Yes

@chefdominiq

As a man i cut mine....even after marriage sef....wifee will buy it from the market and I'll still cut it....thanks to my mum....cut ur leave in the market and wash all the nutrient away...love u mum...

iamyemiakins:

On the left side of ur brain there's nothing right and on the right side of ur brain, there's nothing left

I just died!

I'm used to cutting my vegetables myself,,,,, aside ugwu

vivaciousvivi:

I just died!

The comment no be here ooo. I nearly died, too

pocohantas:
The question is straightforward.




Is there any risk to cutting in the market or cutting before washing?

Get this machine below and save yourself the stress.

Depends on where I'm staying at the moment.
At home in my comfort zone I don't dare cut the vegetables in market cuz I have the energy and resources to cut it at home.
Its a different story in school

I cut at home cos I have to wash thoroughly before cut any vegetable I buy from the market.

iamyemiakins:

On the left side of ur brain there's nothing right and on the right side of ur brain, there's nothing left

Craziest maddest insult I’ve ever seen mehn, you are very wicked sir

I can not imagine being too lazy to cook my own food! The opposite is in fact the case for me. I'll cook then be too lazy to eat enough of it and end up eating a small portion if any at all.

And its not because I nibble while cooking, as ma's koboko was a good tutor on not to do that. Small appetite I guess, even on one cooked meal a day. Annoying for me but joy for anyone with me when I do cook.

Supper today will be dodo and beans that I've been postponing for like 3 days while eating salads. And that's me hoping its not carried over, again.

iamyemiakins:
Some of these market vegetable sellers/cutters will have cuts on their hands during the process and the blood will start dripping on the vegetable.

Cut ur vegetables at home, wash before cutting and wash after cutting to get ur vegetables clean and devoid of dirts.

If you wash after the cut, no problem again

lalasticlala:
I used to cut in the market while single but now, I can't remember the last time I went to the market. Wifey does the cutting at home. She said she CAN NEVER cut vegetables in the market.

Wifey wey sabi hygiene

If you're cutting in the market, I suggest getting the dry ones still in the bag or wherever as far as no water has touched it.....
reasons;there'll be little or no loss of nutrients when washing.... the water might still be clear,,,no greenish colour.

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