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bukatyne:
Low oil ke?

Something that is deep fried in its oil.

Lol. That's when you fry. What happened to baking in the oven?

Readinglamp:
You insinuated that someone is poor, you should be rich enough to avoid silly grammatical errors.

If I wasn't sure of myself I wouldn't be able to point out your gaffe.

you've been noticed, now go and play with your toys

BABANGBALI:
you've been noticed, now go and play with your toys

Start with a capital letter next time.

doyin01:
Una go just open mouth waaaa begin dey vomit nonsense..

What concerns poverty with someone teaching people how to make kulikuli..??

Well I think illiteracy is a disease and that is why you cannot even spell "Disease "

Omo!
You got him red-handed

Kemadealadire:
You didn't include sugar because I know for sure, it is added to this new generation kulikuli especially.

Yes you're right ..I have it presently with .it makes sense doe

silibaba:
eating

thanks bro

dy79:
I love this please I need more explanation on this please.

The video is self explanatory. However, you can ask any question on where you need more clarity.

bukatyne:
Looks easier than I thought.

So the maker has the options to add sugar, pepper etc.

How do they fry commercial kulikuli that is dry? Yours look like puff puff.

Can someone bake in the oven instead of frying to achieve the commercial feel?

Thank you.

To address you questions
1- Yes you have the option of adding pepper, Sugar or Salt.
2- Those that fry in commercial quantity use machine that extract the oil from the peanut butter
4- I have never seen anyone bake Kulikuli. It is actually better to fry it. Cause the process of frying is part of the process of extracting the Oil. Frying extract the Oil that is left in the peanut butter.

[quote author= post=131108030]Our good ol' kuliluli.
Nice one OP.

@Farmersunit7,
Did you try this combination?
Nothing beats it 😋[/quote]Cool. Best combo

Readinglamp:
Start with a capital letter next time.

once again you've been noticed. Now go and take your medications

FarmersUNIT7:
Kulikuli

looks sweet. You metamorphosed from Lalasticlala to localfarmers and to this farkersunit7. Shey I no go join farming laidis?

thanks for the update!

FarmersUNIT7:
When you make Kulikuli, you will end up with two by-products. You will end up with Kulikuli and Oil.
Kulikuli is made from Groundnut.

Ingredients needed to make Kulikuli
Groundnut
Hot water
Salt (optional)
Pepper (optional)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d7AAoXY5gw

I thought you’d place it on fire while stirring

jessylaurel:
I thought you’d place it on fire while stirring

No. When you place it on fire you won't be able to extract the Groundnut Oil

Chetas81:
YOU DO KULIKULI FOR LIVING, KINDLY START THE BUSINESS

Not for business

FarmersUNIT7:
When you make Kulikuli, you will end up with two by-products. You will end up with Kulikuli and Oil.
Kulikuli is made from Groundnut.

Ingredients needed to make Kulikuli
Groundnut
Hot water
Salt (optional)
Pepper (optional)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d7AAoXY5gw

That's an interesting video post.

It has a low Glycemic Index (GI) of less than 55, therefore it's recommended among the top meals for pre-diabetes and diabetes management just like peanut butter and the peanuts it's made from. Any food with a GI of 70 and above releases glucose into the bloodstream rapidly and hence are to be avoided a much as possible to prevent blindness, kidney failure, nerve damage, etc, which are direct dangerous offshoots of diabetes if NOT well managed with a healthy diet and medication.