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Kriss216:
Akara Aje

IjapaTiroko:
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There are two types of Àkàrà:

The first type of àkàrà is offered to an Òrìsà. This type is usually bland and not prepared with any sweetening ingredients.
The second one (which is the popular one) is the snack, which you can buy by the roadside or shop like the one in the first picture, hence why it's called "Acaraje" or Àkàra jí je (Translation: The Àkàrà to eat). This type can be made with all sorts of spices and ingredients and is usually taken with ògì or gaàrí among Yòrùbás in West Africa..

PS: Àkàrà means: The thing you count to buy. This is because it's usually sold in units.

walkbrazil4k:
I know when I talked about doing Akara business in Brazil many would probably laugh because we don't package Akara in my home country where Akara originated from, in my home country Nigeria we call it Akara, and in Brazil, it is called Acaraje, so I was going to get something at the supermacado(supermarket) and I saw someone selling Akara.

In fact, no need to type much just look at the pictures below, Akara is a serious business in Brazil and in Salvador a state in Brazil they love it there, for me I am all about good and legit business and I can do it and Brazilians would buy, just that my hands are full now, just find a good spot trust me they would rush you and you can even add fries and beef as an extra order, stop shouting no jobs in brazil, create one.

https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/12/updatei-told-you-akara-is-big-business.html?m=1

Remag666:
We're still waiting to see pictures of the akaraje

ednut1:
So you could not buy the akara to show us

Kriss216:
Akara Aje

walkbrazil4k:
We even have snow and winter in Brazil, very cold and Brazil is blessed with their weather, we have winter, hot and rainy season

IjapaTiroko:
...
There are two types of Àkàrà:

The first type of àkàrà is offered to an Òrìsà. This type is usually bland and not prepared with any sweetening ingredients.
The second one (which is the popular one) is the snack, which you can buy by the roadside or shop like the one in the first picture, hence why it's called "Acaraje" or Àkàra jí je (Translation: The Àkàrà to eat). This type can be made with all sorts of spices and ingredients and is usually taken with ògì or gaàrí among Yòrùbás in West Africa..

PS: Àkàrà means: The thing you count to buy. This is because it's usually sold in units.

Benresmy:
wow that's great... That means you will be looking more handsome than when u were in naja... Brazil is a nice country thought...

walkbrazil4k:
I know when I talked about doing Akara business in Brazil many would probably laugh because we don't package Akara in my home country where Akara originated from, in my home country Nigeria we call it Akara, and in Brazil, it is called Acaraje, so I was going to get something at the supermacado(supermarket) and I saw someone selling Akara.

In fact, no need to type much just look at the pictures below, Akara is a serious business in Brazil and in Salvador a state in Brazil they love it there, for me I am all about good and legit business and I can do it and Brazilians would buy, just that my hands are full now, just find a good spot trust me they would rush you and you can even add fries and beef as an extra order, stop shouting no jobs in brazil, create one.

https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/12/updatei-told-you-akara-is-big-business.html?m=1

thebosstrevor1:
Akara was brought by brazillians into Nigeria by the Brazilian slave traders