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[quote author=George_D link=topic=92618.msg7040744#msg7040744 date=1288369231]i ate amala this afternoon with ogbono! [/quote]Wey mine?

yours has been sent with ups. hopefully it will arrive at your end this afternoon.

[quote author=George_D link=topic=92618.msg7055455#msg7055455 date=1288608598]yours has been sent with ups. hopefully it will arrive at your end this afternoon. [/quote]E never reach oh

just wait patiently for it . e go soon arrive. only i pray its not among the siezed ups cargo plane ink catridges from yemen!

[quote author=George_D link=topic=92618.msg7057245#msg7057245 date=1288624674]just wait patiently for it . e go soon arrive. only i pray its not among the siezed ups cargo plane ink catridges from yemen! [/quote]Lol

AMALA AND OKRA OGBONO... THE BESTEST



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tHcXYjsfCA

Just what the doctor ordered. I cook a fantastic amala, gbegiri and ewedu. Honestly, nothing in this world has tasted better than that combination. It is like a double hit combo.

toks81: I ate amala at home growing up and my mum is one person who never encouraged eating outside.The first time i had a foreign amala experience was in OAU ile-ife,at old buka.I was really scared at first because of the environment.Not to clean baby poop somewhere and then the women behinde large cauldrons dishing out the meal looked like overfed witches serving human parts.well i ordered quite little(to feel among say me sef fit chop outside).After i had a five minute crusade binding and casting the devils from my amala i finally settled down to eat.MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!It was experience like a virgin haveing an orgasm after GOOD sex.

That was the first dis-virgining experience!

Then in my final year i went with my friends to UI for research work and one of my 'ajala' friends who has combed IB took us to this place at sabo.Oh boy!the amala na die.I bought oh.Bought in a plastic bowl all the way back to ife.

I enetred a small bus back to Ife that night which was so uncomfortable,if you see the way i clung to my bowl eh,it a was like i was carryin a priceless artifacT.

The Amala/Gbegiri combo is one tagteam that rules anyday.
Even ajebo dey doff cap anytime they experience the combo.
lesson learnt over the years is that good amala is served in not so clean environment.

just pray chop and if u get long throat the combo go teach you lesson

NB:Have u heard of fireservice at townplanning area?them good man!try them out.

wat used to scare me were those very giant rats running up and down the buka, but it never discouraged people from coming to visit those 'Egins' as we used to call those 'overfed witches'.

Funny thing.
Is this gbegiri thing so important?
Was at Shita amala and realised that they are adding SUGAR to gbegiri just to make it sweet.

Madness, per excellence

OMG, I'm just seeing this thread. I totally love amala and gbegiri, its just one of the best things in this world Lol. I dunno if anyone has mentioned Skye Bank Amala (popularly called but not the real name) @ Bodija in Ibadan. That amala joint should be a tourist attraction, lol. Its just so gooood.

Can't remember the last time I had Amala and Gbegiri (from Ibadan, that is) must be eons ago.

Where I'm @ there's no semblance of that. Most people think I'm a rice and junk food person, not knowing I keep away from the fake traditional food I see cos it ain' like the real thing!

^ you cant cook your own?

There's this Yoruba lady along court road close to CPS Onitsha i used to go and enjoy gbegiri and ewedu but she's no longer there. Any advice on any other location in Onitsha?

Wow am craving amala right now
There is this woman behind agege stadium her canteen is Ola Sheu mehn her amala is so dope I use to go there more than 3xe a day as my oga like to chop am

I love amala n ogbono soup...ogbono that has vegetable n sliced fresh pepper( atarodo) inside..with smoked fish, beef n kpomo..

knotty:
OKA (called amala by ajebos) is serious business, very serious matter, i must add. i am a big fan of it and tell you what, when i can help it, i am ready to gorge myself into it everyday.

but the problem is it not everybody that can prepare it very well. so, you often see men journey to far distance to where they know they can get the right stuff.

so please, if you know one damn good place they make correct Amala and Gbegiri where you live, share the address with us.

Shitta in Surulere...Op, don't dull!

vivaciousvivi:
Shitta in Surulere...Op, don't dull!

Amala kingdom is Ibadan and Oyo town , the average amala joint in Ibadan is 100 times better than Shitta. Remembering my Uni and Secondary school days in U.I and G.C.I respectively , I ate amala like no other in the combined 8 years I spent in Ibadan. Well if it's Lagos , I guess Shitta will do it then.

neoapocalypse:
Amala kingdom is Ibadan and Oyo town , the average amala joint in Ibadan is 100 times better than Shitta. Remembering my Uni and Secondary school days in U.I and G.C.I respectively , I ate amala like no other in the combined 8 years I spent in Ibadan. Well if it's Lagos , I guess Shitta will do it then.

Eh hen! Ibadan? Makes sense actually....

Good food.

It is important to always remember to drink a lot of water daily.

They now sell one konkolo wrap of Amala for #100

I hate this country

I have yam flour for sale. Give it a try, you will not be disappointed.