₦airaland Forum

Pat081:
Same thing here my teacher tell us that is those people from North with no hands that use to do it with legs

Mariangeles:
Are they the same?



Anyhow.

kiddaz:
Respect yasef and say it

lightwind:
Kuli kuli....2002-2003-2004-2005 Fagba Junior Grammar School Iju - Sonmori Senior Comprehensive School Ogba, Ikeja.

Please someone should help me look for Vincent Chibuike Duru from Mbano, Imo state.


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Mariangeles:
Sisi pelebe

If you dongerrit...

MiddleDimension:
Akara or moimoi, not beans pie or beans cake etc.

Love800:
Who are the people with no hands? And why were they the ones doing it?

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

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

anonimi:
This is probably the healthiest of the lot, due to its fibre content.


Is health still wealth

Lawalemi:
What of Kokoro? xxxxxxxx

suratwo62:
Thank you jare. Akara is akara. Just like Shawarma is called sharwma even by the high and mighty British. It is Akara. Let the world learn to call it Akara. Fun fact: Akara is the Japanese word for the chaff that is left over from making soya milk.Akara is akara. It is not beans cake. Calling it beans cake is like apologizing that we do not have an English name for it. Example Sushi is sushi. There is no need to explain it. Likewise Akara is akara!!!!

Clairvoyancy:
You sabi D1, Omojo-ibo, and Akeem?...

Mariangeles:
Which of these local snacks rule in your opinion?

Kindly hit like, and comment your favourite.
Let's see which one most people like.

Fun fact: my mouth watered while creating this thread.🤤

Pictures source: Google

AbuAeesha:
But I have never seen a cow eating kuli kuli 😟

Pat081:
Same thing here my teacher tell us that is those people from North with no hands that use to do it with legs

sonofsteven:
Do you know her moniker?

I crave for it

Mariangeles:
I bet you ate them all.

MiddleDimension:
It is ''coconut sweet'' not ''coconut candy''. We don'tv say ''candy'' in Nigeria, we say ''sweet''.

If you say ''coconut candy'', not too many people especially the women who sell it, know what you are talking about. So, it is ''coconut sweet''.

AngelicBeing:
Yes ooooooooo mucheche Hahaha 😂

When I visit Mbano to see my friend when next l am in Nigeria, she must prepare it for me ooooooooo

AngelicBeing:
Thanks for the correction

placeofallure:
Coconut Candy...Yaaaaaaay! I love it so much I used to make and sell it when I was little. I like kulikuli too. I schooled in Ilorin, When I'm returning from lectures, I buy it as e dey hot, fresh from ororo. I eat Donkwa and Baba Dudu once in a while. I like Sweet Balewa and Eekanna Gowon too. That Sisi Pẹlẹbẹ, I don't do it. Give me Bẹskẹ, that's another Ilorin delicacy. I miss those days.

Mariangeles:
Coconut candy is correct as well.

That is what most people know it as.

suratwo62:
Kwakumaiti. That is what the girls in Zaria call it[img][/img] Kwakumaiti

Mariangeles:
Hehehehe

Seriously, I need to learn how to make some of them, before they totally go extinct.
Especially this one.
One could make a kill from it, if well packaged.
Taste better than chocolates, in my opinion.

AngelicBeing:
You are absolutely correct. This brought back Zaria and Kano memories to me were l had my Nursery/ Primary school.

I completely forgot that it was called Kwakumaiti as well in Hausa language, Chai, is long l left the North ooooooooo

AngelicBeing:
What's sisi pelebe again?

I must have eaten it but probably l have forgotten

What's it made of?

Magnetic010:
I heard this too and it still makes no sense