airminem:
You know its eaten better with fish

I kinda prefer fufu with palm nut soup and goat meat

Op you should have added " viewers discretion abeg, this doesn't look palatable.

RoyalBlu:
See how OP has jejely abandoned her post.

I'm guessing she didn't expect all these disapproving comments and remarks about her "sweet delicacy"

Truth be told, this particular food is delicious. However, the way she packaged it is unappealing.

Can still remember my reaction when I was served this food sometime ago in Lagos. Not until I tasted it. It's a finger licking delicacy my fellow Nigerians.

Variety is the spice of like o jare.

U are also one of the gods??

Activist001:
This will just make me more angry if I were your husband.

Haaaaha. Wicked Kai i trust Nairalanders they never disappoint and Nigerians ,,their bad mouth na follow come

RUBBISH! Mudder fuggerz like you will be the first to shout when their tribe or country is being maligned or badmouthed. you sound like a self-righteous .......... fvck off

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advanceDNA:


U sound like the far left group in the US..

...any small thing..
respect my decision,
respect my food,
Respect who I’m fvcking,
I’ll call the cops..
don’t talk about anything I do,
you will make me depressed...yishhh!!!

People make fun of things and people since the world started... no biggie...it’s just food..

Besides..it really does look like sacrifice at Nigeria t-junction...it’s not like we lying ...

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Yes, that's the best! Oh yes fufuo, palm nut soup goat meat sounds like heaven Do you eat it in Nigeria?

Eaglesence:


I kinda prefer fufu with palm nut soup and goat meat

mdntiri:
"upon all the naija that lived there our cuisine is still not good enough". I have some choice words for you but I'd let it slide. The level of ignorance and arrogance some of you exhibit is truly nauseating. You come to a different foreign country expecting to see your typical nigerian food? Do you our opinion on some of your foods and practices?

mdntiri, I feel that bad you are so offended by what I said so I apologise and would clarify further.

I meant not good enough "for me" considering I am not a fussy eater seeing as I went to boarding school and we ate some terrible stuff.

Our countries are similar in a lot of ways due to our people over there now and yours over here in the past (so I personally don't consider Ghana that foreign a country), I honestly didn't expect such a marked variation in our foods.

To be honest, first time I tasted kelewele, I was so surprised food this good didn't have anything similar in Naija because of how varied our cuisine is (and yes a little bit of arrogance about us having the best food in the world)

As per your opinion on our foods, trust me it can't be as bad as our opinion on other tribe's food.

advanceDNA:


U are also one of the gods??

You think so?

Jokes apart, the food sweet gan.

It's just a variation of Banga soup. The tomatoes, ginger and garlic in it gives it it's distinct taste and 'colour'

OP own dey too oily tho. Maybe that's what set my fellow nairalanders off..

RoyalBlu:




You think so?

Jokes apart, the food sweet gan.

It's just a variation of Banga soup. The tomatoes, ginger and garlic in it gives it it's distinct taste and 'colour'

OP own dey too oily tho. Maybe that's what set my fellow nairalanders off..

Of course the food go sweet...we just dey kid around

Gambit23:


Browse how to cook it

Even ordinary rice i find hard to cook. I'm a batchelor.

Point of correction. Ghana and Nigeria are very foreign when it comes to differences. The only abiding linkage is the English language.

Apart from that Ghana and Nigeria are totally different countries, with differences in many areas. I hope you take note of my observation,huh? I have lived in both countries so I know what I am talking about.

aswani:


mdntiri, I feel that bad you are so offended by what I said so I apologise and would clarify further.

I meant not good enough "for me" considering I am not a fussy eater seeing as I went to boarding school and we ate some terrible stuff.

Our countries are similar in a lot of ways due to our people over there now and yours over here in the past (so I personally don't consider Ghana that foreign a country), I honestly didn't expect such a marked variation in our foods.

To be honest, first time I tasted kelewele, I was so surprised food this good didn't have anything similar in Naija because of how varied our cuisine is (and yes a little bit of arrogance about us having the best food in the world)

As per your opinion on our foods, trust me it can't be as bad as our opinion on other tribe's food.

Testate:

Even ordinary rice i find hard to cook. I'm a batchelor.

I'm a bachelor too, but I cook daily

PetroDolla2020:
Point of correction. Ghana and Nigeria are very foreign when it comes to differences. The only abiding linkage is the English language.

Apart from that Ghana and Nigeria are totally different countries, with differences in many areas. I hope you take note of my observation,huh? I have lived in both countries so I know what I am talking about.

PetroDolla2000, I can tell you are an angry Ghanaian that feels his country is disparaged routinely on here.

When I first went to GhanaWeb, I had your anger level looking at the way Naija and its people were portrayed but then I saw how the different Ghanian tribes spit venom at each other and realised this internet of a thing is not worth anyone's emotions.

To your point, we are going to have to agree to disagree as I believe we have more in common than we don't.

PetroDolla2020:
Yes, that's the best! Oh yes fufuo, palm nut soup goat meat sounds like heaven Do you eat it in Nigeria?

No o i wish. No where to get it. I live in lagos

Ẹbọ ìràpadà
Ẹbọ kanka tíì ká'gu láyà

Nairaland see how una chase OP from her own thread.. hope she's not crying somewhere rn

Eaglesence:


No o i wish. No where to get it. I live in lagos

It is na.. banga soup?

dairykidd:

It is na.. banga soup?

Yea we have banga infact i have a tree of banga in my compound. But what about the fufu? No fufu Ghana style

Eaglesence:


Yea we have banga infact i have a tree of banga in my compound. But what about the fufu? No fufu Ghana style

Lol.. come make I show u where to get am

dairykidd:

Lol.. come make I show u where to get am

Where you at?

Eaglesence:


Where you at?

Lekki-Ajah axis.. are u close enough?

dairykidd:

Lekki-Ajah axis.. are u close enough?

Lol, i live at Sangotedo

Hope say you no wan sell me sha??


; D

dairykidd:

Lekki-Ajah axis.. are u close enough?

Lol, i live at Sangotedo

Hope say you no wan sell me sha??

Eaglesence:


Lol, i live at Sangotedo

Hope say you no wan sell me sha??

Lol.. sell u ke? Or na u go sell me. PM when ever ur ready

dairykidd:

Lol.. sell u ke? Or na u go sell me. PM when ever ur ready

Me ayam still a learner oo wish one be pm? Private mail me abi wetin?

Eaglesence:


Me ayam still a learner oo wish one be pm? Private mail me abi wetin?

Lol.. yes

Preciousgirl:
After he uploads this Ghana fufu into his stomach, case is closed

No need for apologies again

Luv you husby

Woah!... Is this an Asante,
Nzima or Ga food?