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Northern Nigeria is unique due to its geographical location and tradition. There are some street foods that are commonly found in the North.


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-Awara- (made from Soya beans)
-Cooked Casava (they eat this with Kulikuli yaji)
-Suya
-Fried fish

You see suya and that kunaya drink, those are my favorites anytime I visit.

Peakdesign23:
You see suya and that kunaya drink, those are my favorites anytime I visit.

Kunu Aya, it is a highly nutritious drink. Good for the body



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LocalFARMERS:
Kunu Aya, it is a highly nutritious drink. Good for the body



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True talk.
That drink is more nutritious than most of the organic drinks we take. Including Sobo drink

I love their street foods although too much sugar and always unhygienic

Peakdesign23:
You see suya and that kunaya drink, those are my favorites anytime I visit.

Let me take you out and you'll find more favorites.

Northern foods are something else.
I was never attracted to them due to how I see them putting raw Maggi seasonings and raw groundnut oil😀

But I see them enjoying it though.

And I like Massa, it looked good and clean, never ate one either but would have liked to, maybe someday.

I enjoyed koko de kose, that one is superb!

Op, you no put waina..That one morning food and evening food ooo

LocalFARMERS:
Kunu Aya, it is a highly nutritious drink. Good for the body



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With their known level of hygiene, if your immunity is not "kakaraka" you surely will be getting a dose of typhoid as jara along side the nutrition.

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You forgot Dan wake

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You call that common lol, if that is common then what is the main foods

You skipped Massa, Garogaro, Gurasa, Danwake, Fura da Nono etc.

What about fura de nunu
Very nice and nutritious drink

God bless Northern Nigeria.

If not for insecurities, no place or region is better than the North in Nigeria.

Everything is affordable.

The locals are loyal and ready to serve you with everything they've got.

That first food awara wey dem dey use soya beans do no dey sweet.

Their biski soup na nonsense, for Bauchi here na masa dey reign but I no like am too, if they fry potatoes they can't even do as common as pepper stew for you to use take chop am na that yaji abi yagi wey too much maggi and pepper dem go put, their akara dey too small like wetin no good, abi na their dawanke ? Pray make you no see where dem dey cook am or else you no go ever taste am again.

The only food I enjoy for this Bauchi na their suya, dabino and date other food na me dey cook am by myself.

Though I never explore the place well maybe in the later coming months I may end up to most of their foods but for now I have no stomach for them.

Edoreborn:
Op, you no put waina..That one morning food and evening food ooo

you have just taken away my joy!!! Don't mention this waina anyhow because i have not eaten it in a very long time!! Save my stomach from missing this delicacy!!!

Peakdesign23:
You see suya and that kunaya drink, those are my favorites anytime I visit.

I'm presently taking Kunu aya and suya right now. I can't live anywhere else in Nigeria if not the North.

The way I see them preparing their foods here in Lagos especially the Alaba Rago axis where I know very well. I doubt I will ever eat any of their food even if I am starving to death.
Apologies to those who do eat it o!

Their food looks nice, but hygiene is the greatest problem.
I always reheat their suya, kulikuli, kilishi, and groundnuts before consumption. When that's not possible, I abstain.

Awara was bae while I was schooling over there.
I still miss the Fura de nunu that I washed it down with.

Na bad religion spoil that region but I still prefer them over the serpents.

As for their drinks, I can drink some like Zobo, Kunu and the likes

Fura de nunu of that year. I couldn't bring myself to tasting it because of fear of ruining my digestive system. The appearance of those Fulani milk maids that sell them was a turn off for me. . I couldn't risk dehydration in a hostile environment.

That Wara reminds me of my nysc in Kano. I will buy that Wara to replace fish and meat in my stew.

Peakdesign23:
You see suya and that kunaya drink, those are my favorites anytime I visit.

Yeah... I love those too.

It is kunun aya and not kunaya which means kunu made from aya

christejames:
I love their street foods although too much sugar and always unhygienic

They are not always unhygienic.
Go to good places to buy and avoid ghetto places