Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 2:14pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 8 Tortoise
Omo
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Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 2:10pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
zoer: Why that fanta colour dey like person piss wey get malaria 🦟? Aha aha naa |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:52pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
illicit: Yes
I have never ate grasshoppers too
But u see frog ehn, it's very delicious I go like taste frog. I mean what can go wrong, na meat na |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:49pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
illicit: I can never eat Lizard Such is life and people rush it . That is why I said some may sound yuck or wow That's life |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:48pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 7 dog meat.
As for me if I try everything on the list I will never try dog meat.
I train dogs and they are wonderful creatures that behave like humans
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Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:46pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
opera1: Rich in protein too I have not tasted it . I can't bring my mind to do it , but I will try it let me just see |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:45pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 6 caterpillars
You can find the black worms in fried, dried or roasted state, being sold in local village markets in Nigeria. They can be eaten roasted or used in soups and stews.
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Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:43pm On Aug 26, 2023*. Modified: 3:45pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 5 Agama lizard
Oboi okay let's continue
Agama lizards were very popular during the civil war when there was little to eat. Now it is something that is eaten, not quite often and especially by children in rural areas who are adventurous. The lizard is roasted for its meat.
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Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:41pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
opera1: Highly proteious with saturated fat Cool |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:40pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
kestolove95: Even Grasshopper men dey chop am My elder brother buy grasshopper full nylon him and e guys use am drink beer. My eyes wan fall that day |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:39pm On Aug 26, 2023*. Modified: 2:47pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Chinjo2: Add frog join am Frog no bad oo. Some part of ebonyi,Kwara and Benue dey chop. Called jumping chicken. I go like taste am
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Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:37pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 4 grasshopper.
Is this for snack abi e get taste when different like I don't understand
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Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:35pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
nobilie: I love this food by Awgu(Ugbo) people. I'm noticing many people are commenting on this Achicha soup |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:35pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Danisaint112: E go shock you say na HBP go kpai you after the first year of causing trouble 😁 Phahahahahaha |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:33pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
illicit: I don't know about the benefits tho but I know it must be nutritious
It's sour if u eat it raw, I can't.
It's sweet if u cook it in Stew or soup. 
It's found in Palm trees I had someone taste It in the car back during my NYSC . It was roasted with fresh pepper on tiny sticks by the roadside. According to few in the vehicle it was sweet , according to some it was awful Picture example is below
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Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:32pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 3 Winged termites
This is the one I said it's being sold in the market.
I have seen it in imo state, it's being sold in cups like rice with sliced pepper, people chew it like snacks
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Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:29pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
illicit: This worm is sweet Sweet how ? Heard it tastes sour because it's filled with palm wine . Any health benefits? |
Food › Re: See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:29pm On Aug 26, 2023*. Modified: 2:13pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Number 2 here is snake.
Same people say it tastes like fish.
Me I don't understand how hunger will make someone to be eyeing snake Sha
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Food › See Weird Things Nigerians Consume As Food by Uyomiya(op): 1:25pm On Aug 26, 2023*. Modified: 1:53pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Me I am Igbo and from when I was born till now I have eaten just one insect.
(Roasted cricket).
Although some of my Igbo brothers and sisters eat some insect that flies when it rains I see it in the market I have never tasted it .
I have seen uroboh people eating edible worms.
Many food might look yuk or wow to you.
But that is why it's good to explore.
Let me show you.
Feel free to point the ones you love or the ones that bring back memories.
Follow me let's go
Palm Weevil larvae
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Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:19pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
socialjustice93: Ofe Achara na mostly Abia people delicacy be this. Very delicious and healthy soup 😋 Achara to the world |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:19pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
fx45: I don't think so Me I don't really know I only see little things that look like egusi |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:17pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Danisaint112: Sounds like a good idea and funny until you finally die and get to the heavens gate and God orders you not to enter because you have created sworn enemies. 😁 Bad people dey hardly die for Nigeria 😀😀😀😀😀 |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:12pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Danisaint112: Dude might be from Imo state or have a girlfriend from Imo or maybe his mom is probably Imo  He made a fair point about trying to compete the cooking between states tho. But also it's true about Anambra women and soups. They are super blessed, unless the new genz Anambra women. Older Anambra women are not good in cooking rice and noodles. Omg especially jellof rice . But soup they are perfect. |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:09pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Joshvent: @Uyomiya and @Descarado
Egusi is the MOST proteinous food available in Nigeria. More so than beef, egg, ground nut, milk, chicken, beans, you name it. And has more fat too. So expectedly, it should purge.
So in this harse economic times, it's a back to back in my house because of my kids. And oh, how they do love it. I do eat egusi but not like it's my best soup or something I can eat from morning till night like ogbono. Anytime I eat egusi more than once in a row I Purge. Like if I eat egusi today and eat it tomorrow problem. I can only eat it today and maybe eat it again kin 2 weeks time . |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 1:06pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Blake755: Really here there are ones produce with crayfish too i think it's different varieties Seriously? Mehn I don't know, one thing I know for sure is that no matter how it smells or the way it was made . That shit is damn healthy than many western drugs |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:58pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Blake755: What do the use to produce the ogiri I think it's fermented egusi |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:57pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Danisaint112: I probably would have, if my religion permits it and if that I am not a lover of Peace.
But I want my air siren and peaceful. The thought of building a warzone by myself which will last after my existence is a no, no for me.
So thanks I will pass.  Hahahahah Mehn don really cause problem with Thier hands o. As for me I'm thinking if I get to 80 or 75 by God grace. I will just jeje go to Nigeria stay in the village and begin to cause problem. 😀😀😀 Wired right ? I need something to keep the BP running. I will buy a land and sell it to 2 people then use old age and pretend u til they fight 😀😀😀 |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:54pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
descarado: Don't pls. White soup is originally know as fisherman soup. All riverine area in Nigeria and around the world have various ways of making fisherman soup. Actually, the White soup you know today in Nigeria originated from onitsha. It's onitsha traditional food with corn meal( nri òka) Can you see why I said don't go there? When you are married into an onitsha family, that's the soup you are supposed to make and serve the elders when they congregate. When you go to obi of onitsha Palace, that's the soup you are served with nri òka. That means you kind of partially agree with him on the Anambra stuff meaning they know how to cook the soup very well more than others . Because they were born to it |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:50pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
siofra: Hei!!
It's like I'll do my NYSC in an Igbo state  Aha aha na This is no more foodie o It's now full blown gluttony 😀😀😀😀😀😀 |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:48pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Danisaint112: Na so. When it comes to cooking in Igbo land it's Anambra, Enugu, Abia, Imo then Ebonyi. You like food die . Why not marry one from each state 😀😀 |
Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:46pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
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Food › Re: What Igbos Eat You Have Not Seen Before by Uyomiya(op): 12:39pm On Aug 26, 2023 |
Joyson: Omo hungry din dey catch me i swear  Hahahah |