₦airaland Forum

Obiedun:
Waka Waka without sense

This is deep hatred...always save urself this embarrassment by not saying anything.

All what he just said is the state of the nation and the real truth.

Juliearth:
Good move! You should consider processing them as prolong freezing may not get the job done. The day power would be out, the succulent tomatoes would turn flaccid.

Our light is constant daily.

EreluRoz:
Others wouldn't have done better, this is the bitter truth. We are not ready for the true change, you can't go and repackage a renowned thief and turn him to an overnight messiah and expect Nigerians to support him. Like I said we are all not ready for a true change.

This is how to spot a tribalist...always looking for another lie to support a failure.

Shame on u.

tallfish145:
I am a Muslim and its against my faith visiting churches. Thanks though

And it's not against ur faith to visit juju house,sorcerers and witch doctors.

Xosh:
When it comes to living the ease free lifestyle when it comes to buying foodstuffs in bulk,family oriented and foods,I'll give it to you and that ahnie lady.i so much crush on that lady to the extent of going to her diary to save her pics

Thanks.

U want to live among ur yoruba people...words of a fearful man.

We that live among all tribes nko.

Must u live amongst them?

Look beyond ur tribe and and stop limiting urself from growth.

Stop watching Nigerian movie as well.

CaptainFM1:
Tin Tomatoes are stored with lots of additives and preservatives chemicals. That in itself is not good. Nothing beats freshness.

If u can be honest to yourself, how many fresh foods have u eaten in just one month?

U guys talk as if live in the sky.

Elsueno:
Bros, I don't think it's a good idea to store tomatoes like this for long( it changes & starts testing a bit different by the 6th month.

it's better to grind it, boil it to evaporate the water, Then store in smaller bags or containers in d freezer( easy to use a bag or two for soup) 😋

You can also use the Plateau state method of boiling, then store in airtight bottles ( these last for more than a year sef, if well done)

Thank u but I didn't ask u for any advice.

Babaibeji2020:
Argue with your money 💰 in your vault.
Take your opinion to your relatives in the village,whatever a fellow does with his cash ain't your business. People buy super cars with lofty money and get into crashes that kill them,is that your business...?
Go make money first,then start going to the market every day to buy tomatoes just because the "half life" shit would set in. "A poor man says he loves a thatched house better than a zinc(cement blocked) house because it's colder" Go find an elderly relative to explain this adage.........
Poverty izza bastard.....

U nailed it.

CaptainFM1:
He's right. He's not saying you should not store food. He's just highlighting the disadvantages of storing perishable food stuffs for a long time.

There's a reason why they put expiry dates on them in developed countries.

Then what can u say about tin tomatoes...that guy is akin to a false prophet.

However,there are many ways of preservation then what makes him right?

Who made him a teacher on my post...he should take his education to Nafdac jor.

ogawisdom:
You should have grinded, steamed and turned to paste before freezing to reduce chances of spillage.

We blended half of it and cooked already...

annford:
I buy tomatoes once a year. I buy, grind, filter, parboil and store in a chest freezer and use it for one year. I usually buy two of those baskets.

Leave that envious man.

FarmPlanetNG:
I made my post based on information to inform people who would stumble on the thread.


I reiterate that maintaining the idea that people who have different voews from you envy you is childish. Your mentality is transparent. If it is money, with your 20-30M per year, you are still not in my league.

Man,I have last advice for u.

Mind ur business,face ur life and have a change of mind from being envious if not,u will not end well.

If u don't change honestly,u will end up terribly bad.

Babaibeji2020:
Only a poor fellow gets this bitter!
Not your money used in purchase, not you or yours that will eat the "spoilt" stuff......so what is your banter for?
I bet with this voluminous piece with lots of errors,you are one dude that can't really seem to mind his business 🤔

The guy is soooo bittered and dirty honestly.

FarmPlanetNG:
Vex for you say wetin happen ? You get pass three shops and five lands for abuja ?


Always propagating the narratives that people who do not agree with you are poorer than you and envious of you. Dude with your 20-30M annual revenue, youre a kid.

U have been attacking me for the past years...yet u are not tired...

U are a typical example of enemy within. People like u are causing serious family problems all because u are backward,dishoest,criminal minded and poor at the same time.

Too bad!


With ur education honestly u are useless. I can't say
more.

U can also kill ur yourself and do it quick,enemy of progress.

Wait,for me I will show u things that break ur heart,
And make u commit suicide as soon as possible.

Get ready.

Joy2dworldxyz:
Aunty your village people are angry because of this tomatoes u bought!
Learn to keep somethings of media

I am not an aunty...I am a man.

Those village people don't even know where I leave so,let them keep being angry.

How does that concern me.

Anyone who gets angry at u because of food must be an idiot,no apology.

dollarnaira:
What about tomatoes in cans?
Foods in cans?

Ask am...he would bring his babalawo explanation into it.

He is more educated than the Italians I think.

Lovelife433:
no wonder, the way u are type nonsense with that ur hand is not surprising.

Bros,organised ur life well before u come to ask questions.

No be me dey frutrate u ok.

saintruky:
Abeg where you dey stay?

Abuja.

dollarnaira:
What about tomatoes in cans?
Foods in cans?

The guy is mentally skewed.

Draslo:
You have a terrible manner of approach

The guy lack sense.

He wants to educate me because he is the only learned person on Nairaland.

Many companies are packaging tomatoes in tins,wraps and paste he wouldn't take his hate their na my post dey vex am.

Nicepoker:
Panic buy

Says who?,I buy my things in bulk down to milk so,keep ur mental cage to ur yourself.

1Sharon:
Tomatoes shouldn't be frozen, it loses flavour. Buy tinned tomatoes if you can't maintain the fresh ones.

That is not the topic.

Ok,so keep ur advice madam.

JASBROS:
Is it only beans they sell there?

Yes.

ElSudani:
The next elections are over three years away. I hope he doesn't put himself in trouble before then.

Mind ur business.

donphilopus:
I think it's even cheaper at Madalla market.

I saw the one of 8k but they aren't the kind of Derica I like.

I had to go for this one.

SeeWahala:
Oga, read to learn and understand. Food has different types and are stored in different ways especially as you claim you want to store some yourself for more than 6 months at a time

Fruits and vegetables are not to be stored frozen for extended periods of time because they will get bad no matter what.

If you think we are talking thrash then go ahead, you will learn

Sorry I wasn't taking to u.

U are too low grade for us to start any argument.

U just open ur dirty mouth to talk.

Do research and stop being a public fool.

fineboynl:
I think that's if there are not weevil in the beans but not when the bean is already inflected with weevils

Yes exactly.

SeeWahala:
He's saying the truth.

You don't store fruits or vegetables in a freezer for prolonged periods of time. They will always get bad

U too dey follow his kind of mentality. Our forefathers stored food and they used different methods.

Read below:
MADGETECH BLOG

7 Ancient Methods of Food Preservation
Posted on November 16, 2021 by MadgeTech Marketing

Since the beginning of time, humans had to get creative when it came to survival. Ancient cultures around the world had to harness nature for local food sources while acclimating to the climate. Whether hunting or harvesting, food preservation allowed man to plan ahead and form a food supply. This was not only crucial for survival, but also for putting down roots and establishing communities.

As ancient cultures were adapting, they discovered techniques that have now become basic methods of food preservation.

Drying
The earliest form of curing meat was dehydration using the sun or wind. Dehydration dates back to the Middle East and oriental cultures that dried foods in the hot sun as early as 12,000 B.C. In regions without enough sunlight or wind, “still houses” were built and heated using fire to dry fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
Curing
As a form of dehydration, early cultures used salt to help dry out foods. The curing of meats and seafood not only preserves the taste and texture but also prevents the growth of harmful pathogens that need moisture to survive.
Freezing
In climates that experience freezing temperatures, freezing was an obvious method of preservation. Food was buried underground or in the snow for preservation throughout the winter. This method led to the construction of “icehouses” or “iceboxes” for storage until the 1800’s when artificial refrigeration was invented.
Fermenting
A valuable method of preservation, fermentation prevents food from spoiling by using microorganisms to destroy harmful pathogens. The production of acid or alcohol during fermentation creates vitamins making fermented foods more nutritious and flavorful.
Pickling
A form of fermentation, pickling preserves foods in vinegar produced by starches or sugars. Pickling may have originated when food was placed in soured wine or beer to preserve it. It’s believed Indians were the first people in Asia to make cucumber pickles more than 3,000 years ago.
Sugaring
Known to the earliest cultures, sugaring preserves food in honey or sugar. The sugar not only sweetens but draws out water from harmful pathogens, which dehydrates and destroys them. The ancient Greeks and Romans mastered the technique of using heated sugar and fruit pectin which we have come to know as jams, jellies, and preserves.
Canning
Dating back to the 1790s, canning is the newest method of food preservation which involves the heating and cooling of food in jars or cans. Heating destroys harmful pathogens, while cooling creates a vacuum seal to prevent contamination and deterioration.

That herder is a gonner...if u know the east very well.

pocohantas:
Quite cheap.

Why not blend two-third of the tomatoes to conserve freezer space. Buying is one part, storage and preservation tends to be harder.

Yes we did!
My wife blended half and cooked stew with it and gave some to my nanny.