JASONjnr:
So SA doesn't have any traditional meal?




Are they even Africans?


They've let go of their traditions to worship their white supremacists torturing them and running their government since way back.

Samantha124:
I thought it might be interesting for you guys to check out these South Africans reacting to Nigerian food for the first time.

And happy Sunday...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GdWaSy3MvU?si=hvDw16dXDW4VrYue

Couldntfigurean:
Some of their meal are white influenced,imagine them listing sausage as their native meal
Yeah,it’s called Boerewors

JASONjnr:
So SA doesn't have any traditional meal?




Are they even Africans?


They've let go of their traditions to worship their white supremacists torturing them and running their government since way back.

Couldntfigurean:
Some of their meal are white influenced,imagine them listing sausage as their native meal
Yeah,it’s called Boerewors

You should try Indian food too, It is a bit expensive but when i tasted it, I just don't know but it tasted so good and they have lots of different dishes to choose from.

If i should be honest, we don't have much delicacies in Nigeria although they're are good too.

American food is the worse, it's all junks and they consider it healthy.

I hope to taste other country's food, there's so much joy just eating something new for the first time.

eliyke:
e Dey funny me hw Nigerians go Dey mock South Africa ,e no better say white Dey control or influence us than d ancestors wey Dey rule us for some years nw?u wey ur follow black Dey torture…..

TheKingsmann:
You still want colonial era?

mariahAngel:
How interesting and funny.
The guys were such a vibe, but I didn't like that they ate in the car though, because eating Nigerian (swallow) food can be quite messy, and you're going to need water nearby to wash those hands boo.

So Sam, what Nigerian food have you tried or would like to try?

eliyke:
what is d difference btw South Africa nd present nigeria,are we better than dem?

Samantha124:
I haven't tried any, but if I had to, I think I'd go for the famous jollof rice...

mariahAngel:



I'd recommend jollof too.
In case you do, don't forget to add sweet dodo (fried plantains) to the side.

Samantha124:
Fried bananas... .. Do you guys add salt or sugar when cooking them?

mariahAngel:


Just a little bit of salt, that's all.
It's best fried on medium heat.
You don't want your oil too hot and smoking, otherwise, they'll quickly brown/burn without being cooked through.

It's quite simple and fun to make.

Samantha124:
Well, we don't have any plantains in this country because I've never seen them before... I wonder where do the Nigerians in SA get them.

Ghettochild weee!!! Come and tell us where you guys get those plantains from here in SA.

mariahAngel:


Definitely imported.

If I find myself in your country, I'd start a Nigerian food business.

NFBI:
When you say Nigerian food which one?

Because we have divers food in Nigeria and according to regions.

YorubaSamurai:
South Africans and always talking about Nigerians..

While we hardly remember if a coutry unity called South Africa exist here

Samantha124:
How many South Africans do you have in Nigeria compared to the number of Nigerians coming and living in SA?

And please, let's talk like grown adults and not argue, because I don't want to argue with any nairalander today.

YorubaSamurai:
the Nigerians who goto South Africa are majorly from the useless tribe called igbos from the eastern part of Nigeria.

My tribe Yoruba hardly travel to other African countries.

Europe and north America is our major destination

Samantha124:
Why call another tribe useless

I had a Yoruba English lecturer and a friend during my varsity days, I also once came across some Yoruba pastors... Are you telling me that they were lost

YorubaSamurai:
igbos are useless

mariahAngel:


Definitely imported.

If I find myself in your country, I'd start a Nigerian food business.

ghettochild:

It's from Mozambique....and few from ghana, Nigeria and Cameroon.

Samantha124:
You'd surely make a lot of profit because your people just can't do without Nigerian food...

Samantha124:
Well, I wish not to be involved in your Nigerian tribal wars because it's none of my business... If you guys have issues with one another, then you should find a way forward together as a family.

I'm just an outsider and I see both Yorubas and Igbos as Nigerians.