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Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by writeprof(m): 3:36am On Aug 01

Has anyone perceived kerosine in their cooked beans

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Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by hush15: 6:15am On Aug 01

Shidinky:

A sign of a sky rocketing poverty is when you start seeing topics like this

Tinubu has turned Nigerians to beggars and paupers

Reforms are making seyi tinubu and chagory billionaires while millions of Nigerians go to bed hungry after eating once a day

God forbid
Make he win next year una go cry wetin no good

Thank you o. A thread that is recommending cheap healthy food alternatives is a sign of a failed government. Na poor people worry about what to eat. Rich folks ain't bothered.

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Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by InifinteXR: 6:57am On Aug 01

Blunt99:
It doesn't developed any resistance.

We are aging fast and dying slowly.

This is the sickest generation of Nigerians,

And it is getting worse.

Keep deceiving yourself, while young people are slumping every now and then, and most never get to know why, as they are hurriedly buried without autopsy.

That's is exactly why I added probably at the end.

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by InifinteXR: 7:03am On Aug 01

epainos:
You started well cos you used google or ai, but ended up exactly who you are that many Nigerians are. The bright side that is sending you to six feet at 50 yrs below when others are hitting 85+ and are working towards hitting 200+. Continue flipping.

That is exactly why I added "probably" at the end, and even if we want to go a bit deeper, according the AI you claimed I used (I don't know where you expect me to get info online other than the 2) if you soak the beans for about half a day and/or perboil the beans, you can get rid of 90% -98% of the chemicals. And many people already perboil beans.
My point saying all these are
1. Even the "saner climes" have foods that are slowly killing them.

2. Your initial comment almost seem like it's criticizing beans itself as "a good"/"the best" food just based on the EU import ban.

3. If you search enough, you can possibly get beans unreserved by chemicals in Nigerian market, it might just be more expensive.

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Adinije(f): 7:05am On Aug 01

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by LagbajaTheBEREAN: 7:24am On Aug 01

Imma624:
How much is a egg in your area?

One piece of egg is 200 - 250.

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by epainos: 8:16am On Aug 01

InifinteXR:
That is exactly why I added "probably" at the end, and even if we want to go a bit deeper, according the AI you claimed I used (I don't know where you expect me to get info online other than the 2) if you soak the beans for about half a day and/or perboil the beans, you can get rid of 90% -98% of the chemicals. And many people already perboil beans.
My point saying all these are
1. Even the "saner climes" have foods that are slowly killing them.

2. Your initial comment almost seem like it's criticizing beans itself as "a good"/"the best" food just based on the EU import ban.

3. If you search enough, you can possibly get beans unreserved by chemicals in Nigerian market, it might just be more expensive.

The bolded part. You dont know where to get the info so you can make a better decision, yet srill running your mouth. Continue! grin

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Kelvin3476: 8:27am On Aug 01

mecuries:
Beans?.... Beans is more of a carbohydrate than protein. I hope you know we were taught mostly rubbish in primary school/ jss

The coat of beans is more of carbohydrate than beans , but the beans itself is proteinous .

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Kelvin3476: 8:28am On Aug 01

peleson1:
Pure starch

Maybe black beans, kidney beans and fio fio is more proteinous

The coat only

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by InifinteXR: 10:33am On Aug 01

epainos:
The bolded part. You dont know where to get the info so you can make a better decision, yet stll running your mouth. Continue!

Pele o, my know it all, undecided

How do you begin any serious research without googling, you go buy newspaper or go to the library right?

Okay tell me all about WW1 without using google (or any other search engine) to get relevant webpages or documents.
I can't believe someone in this 21st century is still capable of making such a brain-dead argument.

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Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by epainos: 10:46am On Aug 01

InifinteXR:
Pele o, my know it all,
How do you begin any serious research without googling, you go buy newspaper or go to the library right?

Okay tell me all about WW1 without using google (or any other search engine) to get relevant webpages or documents.
I can't believe someone in this 21st century is still capable of making such a brain-dead argument.

Keep running your mouth. You dont know....and you wont know. If you can think of the bolded part...then, only God can help you.

Keep making a nuisance of yourself. The good thing is that you won't know you are killing yourself. Just like Atiku. Lol. To you...you know..right? Yet, you keep exposing yourself. I keep picking points from your words. But what can you pick from mine?

And he will still talk back. Cos he doesn't know when to stop. He must return my post na. Thats how you know them. Lol. Just wait and see...he must reply. Go ahead. Reply this one again. grin

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by billyG(m): 3:23pm On Aug 01

There is also soybeans which is a source of protein ,soy bean milk is a healthy milk substitute for animal milk

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Tapout(m): 5:26pm On Aug 01

ARISHEM:
The eggs that you say is cheap. Which of them are you referring to. Garden eggs.
I am sure you are not referring to chicken eggs.

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Emeka71(m): 6:20pm On Aug 01

mecuries:
Beans?.... Beans is more of a carbohydrate than protein. I hope you know we were taught mostly rubbish in primary school/ jss

Nice information.

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by hamzeiy: 7:52am On Aug 02

SmartPolician:
We weren't taught rubbish. Research methods got better and experts found out that beans had more carbs than protein

When we were in school Pluto was a planet, I guess the western schools were though rubbish too

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by doggedfighter(f): 10:15am On Aug 02

Imma624:
1egg is ₦180 here. How much is it over there?
Just asking though

250 sometimes 300 here

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Privatepart00: 1:52pm On Aug 02

Love800:
All those things you mentioned in your last paragraph are the only kind of food you eat?

Yes
Also cook soup and leak sometimes
Black soup is next to experiment on, as the first time of cooking it
3rd of August I need to replenish my fruits for the week or more

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Love800(m): 10:18am On Aug 03

Wow.
Sorry for my late comment.

So you don't eat yam, eba, akpu, plantain, beans, potatoes, okpa, moi moi, groundnut?

Privatepart00:
Yes
Also cook soup and leak sometimes
Black soup is next to experiment on, as the first time of cooking it
3rd of August I need to replenish my fruits for the week or more

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Predictor3: 6:54am On Aug 07

InifinteXR:
That is exactly why I added "probably" at the end, and even if we want to go a bit deeper, according the AI you claimed I used (I don't know where you expect me to get info online other than the 2) if you soak the beans for about half a day and/or perboil the beans, you can get rid of 90% -98% of the chemicals. And many people already perboil beans.
My point saying all these are
1. Even the "saner climes" have foods that are slowly killing them.

2. Your initial comment almost seem like it's criticizing beans itself as "a good"/"the best" food just based on the EU import ban.

3. If you search enough, you can possibly get beans unreserved by chemicals in Nigerian market, it might just be more expensive.

The most useful comment I've seen anywhere in a long time. Thanks.
I must start parboiling my beans henceforth

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Privatepart00: 10:25pm On Aug 17

Love800:
Wow.
Sorry for my late comment.

So you don't eat yam, eba, akpu, plantain, beans, potatoes, okpa, moi moi, groundnut?

What you listed above is once in a while consumption. Never been a fan of yam or potatoes from day one.
I prefer my beans with plantain but moi-moi feels so light, it doesn’t fill my stomach still don’t fancy it

Groundnut (fried) I run from it because of the oil to avoid pimple. Boiled groundnut causes me running nose, still avoid it

Okpa is very common where I stay, let’s say people like me are tired of eating it already

Re: Cheapest Sources Of Protein In Nigeria: How To Eat Well Without Breaking Bank by Love800(m): 8:16am On Aug 18

Okay.

Nice one.

Privatepart00:
What you listed above is once in a while consumption. Never been a fan of yam or potatoes from day one.
I prefer my beans with plantain but moi-moi feels so light, it doesn’t fill my stomach still don’t fancy it

Groundnut (fried) I run from it because of the oil to avoid pimple. Boiled groundnut causes me running nose, still avoid it

Okpa is very common where I stay, let’s say people like me are tired of eating it already

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