so if you love pounded yam like I do then you can buy it and start pounding,lol



https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/12/this-is-what-mortar-and-pestle-looks.html?m=1

Brazil it's just like normal African home in many similarities especially on food and household items

Freestainworld:
Brazil it's just like normal African home in many similarities especially on food and household items

Exactly this is why I love Brazil, we have yam, cocoyam, plantain, garri, palm oil all brazilian

No difference from our own here.

But @ op Brazilian do eat pounded yam ?

Danjikanbauchi:
No difference from our own here.

But @ op Brazilian do eat pounded yam ?

I am not sure but maybe they do in Salvador a state in Brazil where they speak yoruba

walkbrazil4k:


I am not sure but maybe they do in Salvador a state in Brazil where they speak yoruba

mmmmm (Salvador) thanks for this information. I hope they don't mine skulls and sell humans part there. Any way I will avoid that state on my next holidays I plane visiting Brazil.

Danjikanbauchi:
mmmmm (Salvador) thanks for this information. I hope they don't mine skulls and sell humans part there. Any way I will avoid that state on my next holidays I plane visiting Brazil.

No they don't and yoruba land is not the only place they use people for rituals in Nigeria, it is in every part of Nigeria it is just that many don't make the news and I am too old for tribalism man

walkbrazil4k:


No they don't and yoruba land is not the only place they use people for rituals in Nigeria, it is in every part of Nigeria it is just that many don't make the news and I am too old for tribalism man

a bottle of Orijin for you, the bill on me.

walkbrazil4k:


Exactly this is why I love Brazil, we have yam, cocoyam, plantain, garri, palm oil all brazilian

Don't get it twisted most of the foods we eat here can be found in south America and the Caribbean islands.


Do you know in Trinidad and Tobago they eat garri? The method they eat it is when they bake it.

walkbrazil4k:
so if you love pounded yam like I do then you can buy it and start pounding,lol



https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/12/this-is-what-mortar-and-pestle-looks.html?m=1

This is because during the slave trade, most of the slaves taken to the Brazilian and carribean islands were mainly from Nigeria... Most of the slaves took a lot of things from their culture with them to Brazil.
This will explain why Brazilians share so many things with west Africans ranging from Religion, culture, cusines etc.
You can imagine my shock when I found out that the Brazilians also have Akara.

godlessmind:



Don't get it twisted most of the foods we eat here can be found in south America and the Caribbean islands.


Do you know in Trinidad and Tobago they eat garri? The method they eat it is when they bake it.

Yes we have garri in Brazil, most of the foods we eat in Brazil came from Africa

Vulcanheph:

This is because during the slave trade, most of the slaves taken to the Brazilian and carribean islands were mainly from Nigeria... Most of the slaves took a lot of things from their culture with them to Brazil.
This will explain why Brazilians share so many things with west Africans ranging from Religion, culture, cusines etc.
You can imagine my shock when I found out that the Brazilians also have Akara.

Lol yea and they love akara, I would post an updated write up about akara business today

Not only foods they worship most of the Yoruba gods Sango is zango ,oya etc and they consult ifa priest as seen in Yoruba nollywoods most of them came here to be tutor in Yoruba traditional ways I think is profitable job in there county

Solosolojohquay:
Not only foods they worship most of the Yoruba gods Sango is zango ,oya etc and they consult ifa priest as seen in Yoruba nollywoods most of them came here to be tutor in Yoruba traditional ways I think is profitable job in there county

Very profitable, I talked about it and some laughed, I know a Nigerian babalawo here not personally, I saw him on Instagram, he lives in goias, this guy makes money I tell you

Danjikanbauchi:
mmmmm (Salvador) thanks for this information. I hope they don't mine skulls and sell humans part there. Any way I will avoid that state on my next holidays I plane visiting Brazil.

Jealousy

walkbrazil4k:


I am not sure but maybe they do in Salvador a state in Brazil where they speak yoruba

For real? How true bro

Benwallt:
For real? How true bro

Yea they speak yoruba in salvador

walkbrazil4k:


I am not sure but maybe they do in Salvador a state in Brazil where they speak yoruba

For real they speak Yoruba dey lie small small bros

Barims:


For real they speak Yoruba dey lie small small bros

No lies, check on Google,the yoruba language is used there because of traditional religion

walkbrazil4k:


Yes we have garri in Brazil, most of the foods we eat in Brazil came from Africa

Maybe the invaders or the captured Africans were the ones that brought it there. If they were captured and chained wtf they still permit them to carry those foods? I don't know cos i may be wrong or trying to fix a puzzle here.

walkbrazil4k:


Yea they speak yoruba in salvador

Wow! Thanks for the info

godlessmind:
Maybe the invaders or the captured Africans were the ones that brought it there. If they were captured and chained wtf they still permit them to carry those foods? I don't know cos i may be wrong or trying to fix a puzzle here.

Power of the mind. The captured slaves moved with their ways of living ( culture & tradition) in their mind.

Benwallt:
Jealousy

Na Igbo the guy be

walkbrazil4k:


No lies, check on Google,the yoruba language is used there because of traditional religion

Can u create a thread for Msc in Brazil?? Some of us are interested.

Godons1:


Na Igbo the guy be

I thought as much. E pain am say dem no expand beyond South East

walkbrazil4k:


No lies, check on Google,the yoruba language is used there because of traditional religion

even in Cuba, they speak yoruba

KingLarry04:
even in Cuba, they speak yoruba

That's true

godlessmind:
Maybe the invaders or the captured Africans were the ones that brought it there. If they were captured and chained wtf they still permit them to carry those foods? I don't know cos i may be wrong or trying to fix a puzzle here.

Hmmmm, deep question, I think the invaders brought it along to feed the captured Africans, they didn't want to feed them with their own food, infact they gave the captured Africans beans

Ge0grapher:


Can u create a thread for Msc in Brazil?? Some of us are interested.

I don't know about the school process that's why and they mostly teach in portugues unless you find an international school or something

walkbrazil4k:


Hmmmm, deep question, I think the invaders brought it along to feed the captured Africans, they didn't want to feed them with their own food, infact they gave the captured Africans beans

Allowing the captives to eat their food will only spell doom for them cos a healthy captive pays more. I think beans is a universal food almost everyone eats it just like rice

godlessmind:


Allowing the captives to eat their food will only spell doom for them cos a healthy captive pays more. I think beans is a universal food almost everyone eats it just like rice

I think I would post about that topic now, The captives received, once a day, only a serving of bean broth. To enrich the mixture a bit, they made use of the parts of the pig that the lords despised: the tongue, tail, feet and ears. It was from this practice that came, according to tradition, the Brazilian dish known as feijoada

walkbrazil4k:


I think I would post about that topic now, The captives received, once a day, only a serving of bean broth. To enrich the mixture a bit, they made use of the parts of the pig that the lords despised: the tongue, tail, feet and ears. It was from this practice that came, according to tradition, the Brazilian dish known as feijoada

Okay.... Keep me in the loop