Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? - Food (2)

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by SisterAnn(f): 2:46pm On Apr 08

Oh yes we do!

Very much so.

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Artsbeat(m): 2:47pm On Apr 08

Hmmm am not sure cos so many baby mama's and baby father's cool

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Wealthoptulent(m): 2:47pm On Apr 08

u go FIRST ASK if MODERN MOTHERS are at HOME ON SUNDAYS, dem GET TRADITIONS of a MOTHER?

jojothaiv:
It's a never dying culture still. Rice seems to top most menu in Nigeria doesn't matter if it's Sunday or not.

Lamanii22:
😂😂😂 I eat beans on Sunday evenings

SAAAY "

@MN!" say CHEESE Chakam!

iluvdonjazzy:
In my house rice is everyday o

Are the POLITICIANS CAMPAIGNING everyday Around there? grin

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by ResearchHedge22(m): 2:50pm On Apr 08

Amotolongbo:
In the 90s, rice wasn’t a common food and stood as a food of affluent cos many parents didn't have the financial power to afford eating it 3 or 4 times a week. Nowadays, rice is such a common food such that it can be eaten 2 times daily. The commonness has made it to lose its Sunday Sunday value and taste.

You are absolutely right. But though it was a food for the affluent, growing up in the 90s in the north, apart from being food for the affluent it was seen a a meal for special occasions. Birthdays and festivities. During Christmas or Muslim festivities, it was usually rice galore with soft drinks. So we usually looked forward to festivities year to year. The intervals in timing back then was what made it special. However today it has become so common. Rice is eaten everyday in some families and soft drinks are consumed on a daily basis.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Davoneskay(m): 2:54pm On Apr 08

walosky:
APC has really helped them Wasterners upgrading from Amala ATI Ewedu to eating undestoned rice

Every one typed sensibly until you brought in your tribalism. If other tribes start tribalism, you will be the first to start your usual victimhood.

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Islander23(m): 3:01pm On Apr 08

uncle Ben"s rice

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by tunapawizzy: 3:03pm On Apr 08

all these new generation mothers, na tiktok and IG concern them o
the househelp will make noodles for the kids

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by ALABACONNECT(m): 3:05pm On Apr 08

Sunday rice is a must o!!!!

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by tollyboy5(m): 3:07pm On Apr 08

bigpicture001:
Growing up in the 80's ND 90's it was almost a sin for your mother not to serve the family the special and week long awaited delicacies of a Sunday rice.. it got so customary that your child will cry if you dnt follow up with this tradition.

It was so addictive that it got even Christmas involved that Christmas must b a rice eating holiday... Now, with the advent of new ideology led mother's ND facing very harsh economy, I want to know from our various new families, do wives keep to this long standing tradition?

We dey live alone now my bro.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by ambale(m): 3:07pm On Apr 08

Amotolongbo:
In the 90s, rice wasn’t a common food and stood as a food of affluent cos many parents didn't have the financial power to afford eating it 3 or 4 times a week. Nowadays, rice is such a common food such that it can be eaten 2 times daily. The commonness has made it to lose its Sunday Sunday value and taste.

Na u come from a very poor background now😂

Rice for derica is not even upto #50 and yet you said you can't afford it

So how did most homes now develop the culture of Sunday rice??

The thing was our mothers believed in stockpiling our stomachs much not rice that would quickly digest in their opinion

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by judewrites: 3:10pm On Apr 08

Rice is and remains a staple food among many Nigerian households, especially on sundays...we don chop rice pass many countries grin

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by richiemcgold: 3:17pm On Apr 08

davillian:
If you say chicken was luxury I would have agreed cus it’s during festive period we get the live chicken or turnkey
But normally rice and Titus fish on a Sunday wasn’t luxury.
We were even staying in a one room before we moved to a room and parlor

There are people in the 80s who only ate rice twice of thrice in the year. Do you think it was easy buying buying rice and Titus fish in the 80s? I'm not sure you are up to 40 years of age. I'm talking about the era of Uncle Ben's rice. Chicken was never a luxury because we always have local chickens.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by richiemcgold: 3:21pm On Apr 08

fineboynl:
they do cook rice every other days like oil rice.

That Sunday rice and stew was a special one. Some family even use chicken every Sunday. Others use fish and beef

I'm not sure you were born in the 70s/80s. Do you know Uncle Ben's rice?

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by davillian(m): 3:37pm On Apr 08

richiemcgold:
There are people in the 80s who only ate rice twice of thrice in the year. Do you think it was easy buying buying rice and Titus fish in the 80s? I'm not sure you are up to 40 years of age. I'm talking about the era of Uncle Ben's rice. Chicken was never a luxury because we always have local chickens.

Funny enough I am
Or I would say my dad sacrificed a lot to give us the good life as kids
But he kept saying I’m giving you people the life of rich kids.
The amusement park things in lagos , the Mr bigs treats
The weekend local matches in onikan stadium
The bar beach things etc
Few I can remember
But I would say we were on the button of the middle class.
The bread and tea in the morning before school , oats and milk , custard etc for breakfast
We only get the live chickens on festive season
It basically fish , meat, egg and pork.

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by thrillionaire(m): 3:40pm On Apr 08

mmsen:
Most of us prefer swallows on Sunday.

I have never eaten rice on Sunday.

"most of us?" Who be the "Us?" 🤷

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by richiemcgold: 3:47pm On Apr 08

davillian:
Funny enough I am
Or I would say my dad sacrificed a lot to give us the good life as kids
But he kept saying I’m giving you people the life of rich kids.
The amusement park things in lagos , the Mr bigs treats
The weekend local matches in onikan stadium
The bar beach things etc
Few I can remember
But I would say we were on the button of the middle class.
The bread and tea in the morning before school , oats and milk , custard etc for breakfast
We only get the live chickens on festive season
It basically fish , meat, egg and pork.

Let me say you were/are lucky. Not everybody enjoyed such luxury. Even till now, rice is still a luxury to some people in Nigeria. People still sell their votes in this 21st century because of few rubbers of rice 🤥

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by JimmySwaggart(m): 3:58pm On Apr 08

Samantha125:
Ok.

Your hairline is hair lining. So perfect.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Kushites: 4:08pm On Apr 08

richiemcgold:
The reason is because rice was a luxury in those days. Especially Uncle Ben's rice. Some people in the village couldn't eat rice more than twice or trice in a year (Christmas and Easter periods). There were families who could only afford to cook rice once in a week which is mostly on Sundays. But things have changed today. People can eat rice everyday or anytime they like because it is no more a luxury to them.

Yet people will tell you the economy is worse today than in those days when rice was too expensive for the masses.

Even meat back then was 1 or 2 small pieces a plate.

Nothing like all this "assorted meats" wey go full plate, unless you were among the super rich.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by RPG2020(m): 4:10pm On Apr 08

Samantha125:
So you guys also have this tradition in Nigeria?🤣🤣🤣... I thought it was only in SA... We call it Sunday Kos or seven colours.

Why are you here? i thought SA asking Nigeria to leave their country grin

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Kenobsky(m): 4:21pm On Apr 08

My mom at 87 years old still keep that tradition.
Anytime she wake up on Sunday morning before service by 6am she has boiled her rice.
Omo at my age I still love eating her rice because it's spicy with alot of pepper.
I'm missing her dish since I left home life never remain thesame.
Mama I love you

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Kenobsky(m): 4:24pm On Apr 08

zinaunreal:
But who in his right mind will eat beans on Sunday? 😆 I bow for that person o . Babanla 😆

Oga no do pass your self.
At least add small beans Into the rice it will make sense.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Temptation147: 4:31pm On Apr 08

Samantha125:
So you guys also have this tradition in Nigeria?🤣🤣🤣... I thought it was only in SA... We call it Sunday Kos or seven colours.

I know, my girlfriend will call me and say that her prepare 7 colours

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Emeka71(m): 4:46pm On Apr 08

Amotolongbo:
In the 90s, rice wasn’t a common food and stood as a food of affluent cos many parents didn't have the financial power to afford eating it 3 or 4 times a week. Nowadays, rice is such a common food such that it can be eaten 2 times daily. The commonness has made it to lose its Sunday Sunday value and taste.

My own National anthem is Barbeque and banana 🍌.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by zinaunreal(m): 4:53pm On Apr 08

Kenobsky:
Oga no do pass your self.
At least add small beans Into the rice it will make sense.

😆😆

Like say you no sabi the kind of beans I dey talk about

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Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Jayboiii: 5:00pm On Apr 08

Nah..my wife make bread egg and tea for breakfast and makes spag at night .or microwave the fried rice she kept in the freezer which was prepared Saturday night for dinner

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Jayboiii: 5:01pm On Apr 08

Jayboiii:
Nah..my wife make bread egg and tea for breakfast and makes spag at night .or microwave the fried rice she kept in the freezer which was prepared Saturday night for dinner

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by kpankpangolo: 5:20pm On Apr 08

Every year since 2005, this silly question has made front page. Nairaland, stuck in the 16th century.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by CJStarz: 5:20pm On Apr 08

Samantha125:
So you guys also have this tradition in Nigeria?🤣🤣🤣... I thought it was only in SA... We call it Sunday Kos or seven colours.

You're really enjoying Naija vibes and interactions in this platform.
How far una side? Hope say una don calm down for the Igbo coronation matter?

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by GboyegaD(m): 5:21pm On Apr 08

We ate rice most mornings on weekdays growing up that rice on Sunday afternoon wouldn't matter to us except that sometimes, it comes with chicken as against the regular beef.

Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by Samantha125(f): 5:58pm On Apr 08

I'd rather not talk about that one, I don't have the energy for arguments.

CJStarz:
You're really enjoying Naija vibes and interactions in this platform.
How far una side? Hope say una don calm down for the Igbo coronation matter?

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