Lagosianswag:


Beans soup is Gbegiri (from Southwest Nigeria) and it's not thick at all here
You've to mix it with ewedu (another slimy vegetable) and Amala for the perfect combination and of course assorted meat is the preferred protein

Samantha124:
Way too oily and messy for me... Food with too much oil can repulse me because of too much oil.

I can't even see what is what in those dishes.

But it's your food and of course you'll see it as good food, which is understandable.

Even the Vietnamese see snakes as good food.

Olumighty123:


Another

MetalJigsaw:
Chai dis girl day miss alot

Olumighty123:


Aside the beans that goes along with a very well fried red oil pepper, Where else did you see oil?

Samantha124:
And not all our food have meat too.

We also eat things like cabbages, spinaches, butternut, chakalaka, sweet potatoes, atcha, and a variety of leafy greens.

Jahwinaboy:
Bad belle like you. I dey catch my fun you dey follow my chat. If I simp, or even if I have intentions wetin concern you? Big fool. Go find matter wey you go follow dey here dey read person comments. No try mention me again. Mugu

Mattswaggz:


Who cares about your simping and stooling yourself low to someone who barely knows you exists.

I clearly stated the damn reason why I mentioned you (which is to stop generalizing your bullshit behaviour or simpful way of thinking as an average Nigerian man thing )..... had you not generalize your bullshit,, I am not sure I gat a reason mentioning some simp here.

Now read my reply again and comprehend it appropriately,, then learn from the mistake pointed out in my reply and stick it in your brain then you can continue your simping in peace kiddo.

Rubbish!!!

Samantha124:
What's the difference between this stew of yours to what you call a soup in Nigeria?

Xinjin:
short answer Nigeria stew major ingredient(tomatoes and paper, color = red), Nigeria soup (green vegetables, color =green).

The both can contain meat. Nb: some soup are not made with vegetables and are not green.

Uses
Soup: mainly for eating swallow.
Stew: mostly for eating rice

Samantha124:
12. Pap and chicken intestines... I'm not going to lie, I love chicken intestines, but I don't like the process of preparing them because you have to make sure that the chicken feaces are properly removed before you can cook them... They always remind me of home.. .. most of the time when I'm alone I buy those ones that are already cooked... But when I'm at home I'd convince my mother to prepare them and I'd cook them afterwards...

Gloriagee:
Wats pap made of? Looks like eba

Samantha124:
Then it means those pictures posted by your people here claiming that they're soups are stews because most of them are red...

Xinjin:
lol seems you don't like oil at all, oil in soups doesn't change the green color, indeed they remain soups. What makes stew in Nigeria is one main ingredient "tomato". I'm curious, how do vegetarian survive in South Africa, it's hardly likely they'd survived.

Samantha124:
We do plant crops, hence there are veggies there.

Xinjin:
lol seems you don't like oil at all, oil in soups doesn't change the green color, indeed they remain soups. What makes stew in Nigeria is one main ingredient "tomato". I'm curious, how do vegetarian survive in South Africa, it's hardly likely they'd survived.

Samantha124:
I just don't like food that have too much oil, even when I make my chicken stew or beef stew, I make sure that the stew is not too much because I wouldn't want my chicken or beef soaked in too much oil to a point that it would be just floating in the oil.

I easily get repulsed by such food.

Some of your people posted your Nigerian food in this thread and most of these soups of yours look like they have tomatoes... Even that goat meat that still has its coat on looks like it has tomatoes, or is it goat stew?

Samantha124:
We eat veggies too... Didn't you check those dishes that I posted? They have veggies, either cooked altogether, or they're on the side, just like your dishes have veggies too.

And since SA is a multiracial country, we also eat dishes from other ethnic groups, i didn't post them because I don't necessarily regard them as our SA native foods.

We're not only limited to the ones I posted here... And I know few people who are vegetarians and they're doing just fine...

Housing:



Please explain what is South Africans Samp. If Pam is same with Nigerian pap except from being too strong. What is Samp made from

pdf90:
it's only fufu you can eat days later... Semo, Eba, two, pounded yam etc... Will spoil that very day if you are not careful ,

MichaelSokoto:

miss wetin?

pls come down to Nigeria & eat real food!

Samantha124:
But why can't you just eat our food?

ghettochild4u:

I hate South African foods
The fat cakes u call amagwinya.... it called puff puff in Nigeria..
And I buy South African rice from the sellers..
It comes with diff types of veggies n I like em
Marshed potato..carrot..beetroot. butternut etc

IkeIgboNiile:
It seems like black south Africans were feeding on grass before the white man came. How is it that you guys don't have local dishes and not goat this, beef that.

Nigerians in South Africa are really trying because have to spend a lot on foods. All these foods here look like dessert except pap.

IkeIgboNiile:
It seems like black south Africans were feeding on grass before the white man came. How is it that you guys don't have local dishes and not goat this, beef that.

Nigerians in South Africa are really trying because have to spend a lot on foods. All these foods here look like dessert except pap.

ImpregnaTor:
Most Nigerians here sound a bit ignorant

Expecting south Africa to have similar food as our's and even getting surprised they are not eating swallows etc

like come on South Africa and Nigeria are very far from each other, So we really don't have much in common. Most of our tropical crops here too can't be grown in south Africa, there are some difference in our weather, climate and vegetations, hence most crops found here are not common there.

We can only expect some level of similarities in
our food with our west African brothers.

Southies are meat, bread and pap people

ImpregnaTor:
Most Nigerians here sound a bit ignorant

Expecting south Africa to have similar food as our's and even getting surprised they are not eating swallows etc

like come on South Africa and Nigeria are very far from each other, So we really don't have much in common. Most of our tropical crops here too can't be grown in south Africa, there are some difference in our weather, climate and vegetations, hence most crops found here are not common there.

We can only expect some level of similarities in
our food with our west African brothers.

Southies are meat, bread and pap people

WannaHowzit:


Don't Nigerians add rats to everything they cook as long as it has tomato paste☹️

Your food is the most disgusting in the world - animal skins, snakes, moles, bats, dogs, cats - anything considered protein.

No animals left in Japageria except well guarded dogs and cats, rats and cockroaches.

Samantha124:
Mpolaye. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

WannaHowzit:


There's no such thing as disgusting meat in Nigeria- anything goes in those soups.

Imagine a chicken piece, with cow skin, and guinea fowl and whatever other bush meat like giant rant in one pot ☹️☹️☹️

Not to mention baboons and chimps.

That's the root of cannibalism.

And then they come criticise black SA food.

WannaHowzit:


There's no such thing as disgusting meat in Nigeria- anything goes in those soups.

Imagine a chicken piece, with cow skin, and guinea fowl and whatever other bush meat like giant rant in one pot ☹️☹️☹️

Not to mention baboons and chimps.

That's the root of cannibalism.

And then they'll come criticise black SA food.