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Mariangeles:
Donkwa

...or is it dankwa?🤔

Xx

Looks like tanfili (hope I got the spelling correct) of those days.

femi4:
We called it Tanfiri in SW

I can eat it all day..all my savings back then were used on tanfiri

Are they the same?

historic:
Looks like tanfili (hope I got the spelling correct) of those days.

Anyhow.

[quote author=Mariangeles post=138585431]Are they the same?


Yeah I think they are the same from the pics

FreeSpirited:
I would have protested if Kuli-kuli is not there.

You and food. May God help you. Imagine having you as my babe... U go use food kee person be dat

I intentionally put kuli-kuli last, upon that...


Food makes people happy.

Wotowotoman:
All these na common man pikin snacks o. What about kokoro and ofio

All Nigerian na common man pikin.

Anybody wey claim say them no know those snacks dey form.
Especially those that grew up in the southwest.

Kulikuli is king

Kalulu44:
My bullet don finish, you fit borrow me bullet

Shots wey you don dey faya since wey you small, your bullets suppose don finish.

Don't listen to wotowotoman.
He's being mischievous.

Treasure17:
Kulikuli. You see that stuff, I can eat it in my dream.

They're my least favourite because they easily go rancid.

AngelicBeing:
Donkwa, coconut candy and kulikuli all the way ooooooooo mucheche Hahaha 😂

I bet you ate them all.

PulaPower:
Which one be *local nigerian*

Nigeria snacks nah Nigeria snacks, nothing like Local Nigeria snacks..

No mind the op na de ova sabi wey dey we bodi as Nigerians even you na ova sabi be dis ya own too as in wetin no be local Nigeria snacks fo ya lingual fit be so fo him own lingual abi na you know everything?

Dis one unko; there's nothing like Nigeria there are only Nigerians

I wonder if the adults that ate those things as children would still be interested again.

Or if children of nowadays would but it as eagerly as back then.

Maybe it can get packaged in flashier nylons or something.

I think there should be a big commercial value to these things.

Classicals:
I wonder if the adults that ate those things as children would still be interested again.

Or if children of nowadays would but it as eagerly as back then.

Maybe it can get packaged in flashier nylons or something.

I think there should be a big commercial value to these things.

They're way better/tastier than the treats available nowadays.
Kids would definitely love them.

They're still being sold though. Mostly in bulk.

Risingblue008:
KWILI-KWILI

THATS AFRICAN FLAKES

Wtf is African flakes?
Wetin dey worry some of una sef?

Okpa di oku.....

If okpa is not there....forget it.....

Okpa and abacha single handedly kept many guys frm relocating away frm Enugu

Okpa can comfortably account for reason why up to 2million pple refused leaving enugu....no jokes

Be like na north food you just post. Asides kuli kuli and okpa, the rest are alien to easterners. Wetin do okpa, agidi, moi moi.

dem use kwili kwili swear for me

A lot are missing:
Aki and Ukwa
Akara
Agidi
Okpa
Igbagwu oka
puffpuff

But akara and okpa come first before others, including kwuli-kwuli

I'm an ajebutter. Borned and broughted up in the US. I've never seen nor had any of this poison before.

They look very ugly and distasteful to the foreigner.
We should be creative in presentation.
One of the reasons our offerings seldom cross our borders.

That stuff also made me loss my 48 milkers

Mariangeles:
Oya, I don edit am.

All of the above

[quote author= post=138584747]We love this sooooo much.
We ate some yesterday after like 10 years.
So still delicious 😋[/quote]No body drag kuli kuli o
The best among them with garri and cold water from mama clay pot

Omo you will love it

Must everything be brown 😆

Lawalemi:
What of Kokoro? xxxxxxxx

Plantain chips
Groundnuts

9jaBloke:
Does any western OG here know eyin alangba and Lebute?

Haaaaaaaaa! Eyin alangba. I can recollect right away. Bro you must be a real OG 🫡

I prefer that buns,the rest are just too sugary

ALL of the above 🤣🤣🤣🤣

All our snacks are superb. But Personally, I prefer Dankwa. Very mouth watering

Yampotatocarrot:
Definitely kuli kuli for me... They've upgraded it sef... We now have some really spicy ones... I think one Maryam lady on nairaland even supplies those ones in bulk

Do you know her moniker?

I crave for it

kuli kuli was good then

Wizardslayer:
Most of them are very prepared in very unhealthy condition and environment.

Non attractive.

when you go to other countries then you will understand the meaning of street food.

Kuli kuli