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Moin moin ęlęmi mere, nicely done,. I remember that oyo woman near my school in Buffalo in those days. Her naija meals no get rivals

Lovely Combination

Hot cold combination 😂

Gistmedia10:
A Nigerian woman gave her American husband a taste of her culture by serving him garri and moi moi for breakfast. The husband's reaction was to call it a "weird combo."

Garri is a popular Nigerian food made from cassava flakes, often eaten with water and sugar or with savory dishes. Moi moi is a steamed bean pudding made from ground beans, onions, and spices. These two foods are commonly enjoyed together in Nigeria.


Used to more typical American breakfasts like pancakes or cereal, the husband was surprised by the meal.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_5NgBM2I68

Don't you eat "salad" ? is it your food as an African?

Don't you eat Burger? Is it your food as an African?

How many times have you seen a white man doing such video recording and sending it to the internet?

Why Nairaland moderator keeps pushing topic which reeks of inferiority complex is baffling.

Seun, kindly design a policy which your moderator needs to align to for pushing reasonable topic to the front page.

ElevationD:
The moi moi looks very well made with eggs in them. Thanks to the lady for showcasing some of Nigeria’s delicacies.

Yoruba delicacy

Less Than ₦2,000 can prepare this sumptuous meal.


Get Your Whole Beans Flour And Garri Online From @Urgentneeds on Nairaland.

Them serve u bean con add egg for this economy hopefully this was shot in the abroad

I envy the white guy

Caramia2020:
Smile, it's normal over here but it's a surprise to him due to culture shock.

Haha culture shock indeed.

DARLINGTON869:
This is still better.... imagine his reaction to Ewedu and Amala staring him on the table

Go to London and see how oyinbo dey eat Amala and abula......

Most of you will just come online and be talking trash

HawkTuah:
People commenting up there no watch the video. The most hilarious part is the ending.

I didn’t watch the video at first but browsed through the comments section first, and finally I decided to watch the video and I clearly understand what you just said.

ElevationD:
The moi moi looks very well made with eggs in them. Thanks to the lady for showcasing some of Nigeria’s delicacies.

Thanks for your beautiful compliments.
We need to Promote Nigeria Local dishes,for the World to see and cherish.e.g Egusi,Ikokore- Elemi- meje,Edikankon,etc,
All these Foods-stuff on CNN is nothing but marketing and promotional strategies,to influence other Countries menus!

PinkNature:
With the price of beans skyrocketing, I'm quite sure to most Nigerian Moi Moi is beginning to look like a luxury.

Beans is nearly $5 per kg in the US

He is mad. What does he mean by weird? Is it the tasteless waffles or pancakes that are not weird?

Sheistoopretty:
Good

We are now marrying foreign men with brains for innovations and technologies not like dull Nigerian men who only know how to Rap£, kidnap, steal, drink ogogoro, gamble, smoke and do Cultism

Nigerian men are just Use_less to be honest...... All of them

Who is this slowpoke 🙄 Nigeria men are the most hard working 💪 Men in the world.

INTEGRITYA1:
Putting Nigeria foods forward to Akatas is good. But Garri and Moi Moi are better serve as lunch not breakfast.

In all, man must survive.

Guy, do you know what akata means?

I cant stop laughing. the guy is funny walai. which one be hot cold combination

Gistmedia10:
A Nigerian woman gave her American husband a taste of her culture by serving him garri and moi moi for breakfast. The husband's reaction was to call it a "weird combo."

Garri is a popular Nigerian food made from cassava flakes, often eaten with water and sugar or with savory dishes. Moi moi is a steamed bean pudding made from ground beans, onions, and spices. These two foods are commonly enjoyed together in Nigeria.


Used to more typical American breakfasts like pancakes or cereal, the husband was surprised by the meal.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_5NgBM2I68

Gari for breakfast? What happened to custard? Ogi and co? Very wicked witch.

Leemzyy no fit try dar kind nonsense with me

[quote author=Wotowotoman post=130911124]Guy, do you know what akata means?

Why won't I know, but you will agree with me that you're not seeing/hearing such narration for the first time.

sylve11:
Okay, wetin you want us to do with this gist?

Oga calm down o our inlaw dey around o allow him to Enjoy his visit in peace

Even my mama no ever try am with my pops.....
The Oyinbo try sef......
Garri...?!

DARLINGTON869:
This is still better.... imagine his reaction to Ewedu and Amala staring him on the table

Brazil do eat ewedu,including Egypt Google search it and c it urself?

You guys probably aren't aware of their content mostly on tiktok. It's all for fun and nothing surprising to him. 😏😏

[quote author=INTEGRITYA1 post=130911186][/quote]An oyibo man is not an akata!!!

Jeffy1206:
You guys probably aren't aware of their content mostly on tiktok. It's all for fun and nothing surprising to him. 😏😏

Exactly.

Baba say na hardcore combination🤣😂

don't worry, you go soon get pot belly

From Hamas wing, Sending you guys hate from front line of Isreal vs hamas war

Gistmedia10:
A Nigerian woman gave her American husband a taste of her culture by serving him garri and moi moi for breakfast. The husband's reaction was to call it a "weird combo."

Garri is a popular Nigerian food made from cassava flakes, often eaten with water and sugar or with savory dishes. Moi moi is a steamed bean pudding made from ground beans, onions, and spices. These two foods are commonly enjoyed together in Nigeria.


Used to more typical American breakfasts like pancakes or cereal, the husband was surprised by the meal.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_5NgBM2I68

No obe forming be this hard time weather sef they blow dem

This drama king

He needs it , he looks malnourished

Sleekfingers:
Go to London and see how oyinbo dey eat Amala and abula......

Most of you will just come online and be talking trash

1sharon


Shayebaby ..


Is this true??