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Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by martineverest(m): 4:49pm On Aug 16, 2024
It's called doum fruit in English
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Ahleebomaye: 4:49pm On Aug 16, 2024
This is how it looks like after you've peeled the back. It is very popular as an ingredient in making tea here in Maiduguri.

Goruba Tea is the bomb.

Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by illicit(m): 4:50pm On Aug 16, 2024
Mariangeles:
Just hang out for nairaland small...you go dey alright. cheesy

You know what they say about all work and no play.
Aiit thanks
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Mariangeles(op): 4:50pm On Aug 16, 2024
Verbtips:
i eat am like...., when my teeth just the shake na goruba i dey take remove am. some people do sa after you eat the first one another one dey in side,although i never break am b4
😀
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by EmmyMaestro(m): 4:52pm On Aug 16, 2024
Ladiesdoctor:
Ask Hausa people

What are the health benefits
If you mention that it is used for gbola, brezz and nyash enlargement, and it enhances performance in the oza room in both men and women and watch how people will rush into this thread

grin grin grin
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Judolisco(m): 4:53pm On Aug 16, 2024
It's not sweet na... Na palm tree bastard dey bear d fruit
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Masculity(m): 4:57pm On Aug 16, 2024
Manigie:
I ate this thing as a kid in Kaduna.... You eat the flesh but can't eat the big seed in it ..... this fleshy part covers the big round seed in it ....
I was filled with nostalgia when I saw it in Keffi this year, has to rush it just to think of old times

Omo, your teeth must be strong to bite some of the goruba because it's strong....

It's mostly common in the Northern part of the country
Absolutely!
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by blunt(m): 4:57pm On Aug 16, 2024
Reminds me of ST Anne's primary school Kaduna. We used the hard shell inside Yoruba for balcony soccer.
Mariangeles:
I saw these on a Nigerian food blogger's page, and it caught my attention. I had never seen them before.
She called them goruba, so I got curious, and had to go check it out on Google.

Have you ever seen/eaten these?
If you have, what do you call them in your local dialect?


Picture credit: Google
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by NuhuAjang71(m): 4:58pm On Aug 16, 2024
It's everywhere in Jos markets
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by elpochas: 5:03pm On Aug 16, 2024
Endeared:
Where did u attend primary school
Depot Nursery and Primary School Zaria.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by goslowgoslow(m): 5:04pm On Aug 16, 2024
Ejiakusmith:
E wan dey like ogbono fruit 🍓
Yes that is it.
It has sweet bitter taste, very common in Kogi State.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by oyoofong(m): 5:06pm On Aug 16, 2024
What is the local name?
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by martineverest(m): 5:06pm On Aug 16, 2024
goslowgoslow:
Yes that is it.
It has sweet bitter taste, very common in Kogi State.
it's doum fruit not ogbono.....it's a palm fruit,not mango
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by jaszplus12(m): 5:10pm On Aug 16, 2024
Manigie:
I ate this thing as a kid in Kaduna.... You eat the flesh but can't eat the big seed in it ..... this fleshy part covers the big round seed in it ....
I was filled with nostalgia when I saw it in Keffi this year, has to rush it just to think of old times

Omo, your teeth must be strong to bite some of the goruba because it's strong....

It's mostly common in the Northern part of the country
Kaduna, keffi... memories... grin
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Redman44(m): 5:14pm On Aug 16, 2024
Where can I get the seed or seedling to plant in my garden? Thanks.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by back2sender: 5:22pm On Aug 16, 2024
Mariangeles:
I saw these on a Nigerian food blogger's page, and it caught my attention. I had never seen them before.
She called them goruba, so I got curious, and had to go check it out on Google.

Have you ever seen/eaten these?
If you have, what do you call them in your local dialect?
Picture credit: Google
From Yorobba to Gorobber angry
Why una dey yab my Yorobba brothers huh
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Nobody: 5:23pm On Aug 16, 2024
Mariangeles:
I saw these on a Nigerian food blogger's page, and it caught my attention. I had never seen them before.
She called them goruba, so I got curious, and had to go check it out on Google.

Have you ever seen/eaten these?
If you have, what do you call them in your local dialect?


Picture credit: Google
I still buy grind ones from abok#s, very delicious 😋 when use in local black or green tea with my herbs mixture
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Nobody: 5:25pm On Aug 16, 2024
Kutunban:
Doum palm, I currently have it. I use it to make herbal tea.
My guy u sabi grin grin
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Starships4u(m): 5:45pm On Aug 16, 2024
Mariangeles:
I saw these on a Nigerian food blogger's page, and it caught my attention. I had never seen them before.
She called them goruba, so I got curious, and had to go check it out on Google.

Have you ever seen/eaten these?
If you have, what do you call them in your local dialect?
Just two days ago I saw this fruits at Rumuokoro, I asked a friend what it was he suggested I tasted it, well I walked faster after that statement he made...me that i can easily react to food and fruits....

Picture credit: Google
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Mariangeles(op): 5:51pm On Aug 16, 2024
Starships4u:
Just two days ago I saw this fruits at Rumuokoro, I asked a friend what it was he suggested I tasted it, well I walked faster after that statement he made...me that i can easily react to food and fruits....
Hahahahahahahahahaha

You're not the adventurous type when it comes to food niyen.
Me? I would've tried it sharp! cheesy
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Mariangeles(op):
Elsueno:
I still buy grind ones from abok#s, very delicious 😋 when use in local black or green tea with my herbs mixture
We're missing ooO! 😀

It can serve as a good alternative to black tea for those who want to avoid caffeine.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by lamalang(m): 6:01pm On Aug 16, 2024
Very good in lowering blood pressure, and good for internal bleeding
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by omooba969(m): 6:03pm On Aug 16, 2024
noble2faith:
cheesy

I ate it when I was in the north. This thing is the best way to literally describe "hard nut to crack"
Life is not hard abeg. 😒
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by omooba969(m): 6:07pm On Aug 16, 2024
lamalang:
Very good in lowering blood pressure, and good for internal bleeding
If you're experiencing a high blood pressure or any internal bleeding, please run to the nearest hospital.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Starships4u(m): 6:07pm On Aug 16, 2024
Mariangeles:
Hahahahahahahahahaha

You're not the adventurous type when it comes to food niyen.
Me? I would've tried it sharp! cheesy
I can buy and waybill to yhu when next I see....
I am adventurous when it comes to traveling, buh not food....esp when I'm not in my comfort zone or safe heaven....
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by correctguy101(m): 6:09pm On Aug 16, 2024
Manigie:
I ate this thing as a kid in Kaduna.... You eat the flesh but can't eat the big seed in it ..... this fleshy part covers the big round seed in it ....
I was filled with nostalgia when I saw it in Keffi this year, has to rush it just to think of old times

Omo, your teeth must be strong to bite some of the goruba because it's strong....

It's mostly common in the Northern part of the country
Are you talking about Keffi Street at Awolowo Rd falomo?

If yes, direct me to where you got it.. as I'm just close by now and I'm feeling like I wanna taste something new... cool
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by kkonyeji(m): 6:11pm On Aug 16, 2024
davis51:
We ust to hit it on the wall in our classroom b4 we eat..very sweet Gee
We usually break it with hard stone to eat the fruit inside
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by excel1960(f): 6:13pm On Aug 16, 2024
I remember eating this as a kid in Kaduna.
Omoh! You teeth must be very strong to eat this.
Goruba / kwa-kwa biri.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Saig: 6:28pm On Aug 16, 2024
Yeah, good. You eat the flesh and throw away the kennel
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by Redman44(m): 6:38pm On Aug 16, 2024
Soursop is nice. Hopefully, I will lay my hands on the seedling of this doumpalm fruit. Who knows where I can get the seedling or seed to plant? Cheers.
Re: Goruba: Have You Ever Eaten This? (picture) by jonsn: 6:44pm On Aug 16, 2024
It is called GORUWA

Mariangeles:
I saw these on a Nigerian food blogger's page, and it caught my attention. I had never seen them before.
She called them goruba, so I got curious, and had to go check it out on Google.

Have you ever seen/eaten these?
If you have, what do you call them in your local dialect?


Picture credit: Google
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