I Tried The Most Popular Namibian Local Food!! Toilet Warms

[@prisc8679]

Mopani 🐛 love them. They feed exclusively on tree leaves so nothing to worry about. An equivalent of prowns.

[@candidtalkswithlauvena1835]

Hello Dee, good to see you exploring our country. Pap - is an Afrikaans language wich was a colony language. It is actually Oshifima or Oshithima in most vaniculer languages from the northern part of Namibia.those in the Eastern called it Inkoko in tge Zambezi, and in Kavango regions they call it Chivundu, etc. The Damara call it Maie, the Hereros call it Oruhere etc. Pap-Word is used by the other tribes that are living in tge southern parts of Namibia.

[@derrickdelva]

I just love the way you explain everything ❤️

[@lindamitchell324]

👍🏽

[@em_mzee]

Madora/amacimbi in Zimbabwe delicacy

[@SizzlesDiaries]

You've set a record for yourself Dee (girl you really did eat those worms)

[@febroniakamati2274]

Eeeno 😂😂😂

[@GHANAFUNTUBE]

the weather look smashing

[@martharinebiseko1457]

Delicacy for some tribes in Northern Namibia. Just like grasshoppers are for some in East Africa.

[@purplemango9679]

Yeah Kenyans like warm animal blood N raw goat meat That is so gross There is a 20 yr old dracula in Kenya Between the worms and fresh blood I choose the worms

[@ladysafari01]

Mopane worms or caterpillar when fully grown becomes the Emperor moth. It feeds on the leaves of the Mopane tree ( aka Turpentine or Balsam tree) It's 60% protein and they say it tastes like burnt steak.

[@nkosinothandophiri8507]

We eat the worm too in Zimbabwe we call it amacimbi in Ndebele

[@africarain8294]

Food🍽🍛🍛 I don't know if I could try the worm but respect to you for trying it ...have fun in Namibia 🇳🇦 looking to see more videos📹 out of Namibia👌🏽

[@donamtee]

One of the reasons I started up my cooking channel is to explore all these international cuisines ❤️

[@wilhelminagebhard605]

Dee the way you holding the ugali or poridge made me to lough. 😂😂😂😂

[@lindamitchell324]

Thank you for the educational videos I like it thank you!! Good work!! 👸🏾🏆💪🏽✌🏾🙏🏿❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽

[@tombimashri8149]

Dee u shouldn t bite something and put it back in the bowl you r sharing with others. Try the mpani worms they r nice health vegetetian

[@farish2899]

She has no table manners

[@wanguimacharia6155]

Even the chicken! I thought they were supposed to share and she has a side plate beside🤦🏽‍♀️

[@TheHardcoreboy747]

When it comes to meals Zambia 🇿🇲 and Namibia 🇳🇦 shared similar food 😋

[@martharinebiseko1457]

Thought I wd see the dish with some warm soapy water and small tea towel in eat. Used for cleaning hands as you eat pap.💜

[@criptovida]

Thanks for sharing, we have those worms in Angola too. I just never had the courage to eat them but my family do enjoy it.

[@elizabeththomas210]

In oshiwambo tradition..we call oshithima( porgy) ugali

[@ruzyuz8443]

I can't believe that Namibia is a bit expensive food although nature in there is amazing. There might be some parts of the country that's cheap than that area Dee.

[@stivo9730]

Thanks for the amazing content, Dee! 🙏

[@farish2899]

Plize use a serving spoon Madam Dee.

[@teamria]

Wow how did I miss this! You actually came in my country Mwango? How is it that I always miss on my favourite people 😪

[@yddu2917]

Dee you finally tried warms ,the way I was scared as if I am the one who was eating them .love you 4m🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

[@juanitam131]

Never will I ever eat worms. I'll try the other food but you can keep the worms.

[@rosewilliamskenya2478]

Worms neverrr. Good work Dee

[@barbarajames687]

Very interested video I know the do's and don't amazingly beautiful 😍

[@simplebutyetgreatgardening]

Lovely. That's pap not porridge though. Porridge is more soft but pap is more thick! Thank you for sharing Dee!

[@nyokorosa]

That’s actually “oshifima 🤣”Pap is Afrikaans and Oshifima is what the Awambo people call it, hence it’s made from millet flour( omahangu)

[@zoyanghiishililwa4623]

Pap is Afrikaans and porridge is English

[@Nicky411]

Dee you are brave. I don't think anyone can convince me to eat the worms. Have a safe trip. I hope you meet some new people in Namibia who can take you around.

[@wilhelminagebhard605]

Thats my favourite food omagungu 😂😂😂 mopane warms.

[@sharonavedi]

Imagine dee you are the O.G😂😂😂 hata kwa dawa worms sili 😂🥴i can't

[@tombimashri8149]

Dee lovely variety of food wish I was there, am hungry. Namibia woye

[@WhereRUMaria]

I am glad they weren't toilet worms. I don't think I could eat worms. You are very brave trying a tiny little piece.

[@Nogo844]

You were brave. I would try it out 😉. I love their wild game also that Go Black tried of the Zebra, buffalo, wild boar and Gazelle, I believe. Never been there, but I do have it on my bucket list. And I love wild game. Thanks Dee.

[@successnation1]

Very beautiful and brave of you to try something new.

[@uncleKas]

It’s cornbread/ corn meal Or Posho ( swahili word but adopted in English use by eastAfricans)

[@EsnathMubika]

My favorite Madora/macimbi.... Mopani worms 😋😋😋😋😋

[@millicentakinyi9252]

I used to say i eat everyrhing untill i see this video worms being eaten,omg!no,i literally realised I've been wrong,from the look i respect their culture but i cant with worms,Dee you represent us well well,keep aiming higher gal.

[@kilima_njaro]

You should show them our kwnyan worms the one the comes during the rainy season so yummy

[@yvonnecummings9572]

I don’t know if I could swallow the worms Ooomg. But u tried them. Kudos to you Dee. Very Interesting.

[@samorisystems6604]

Thats a proper bantu diet It looks like Southern Africans are descendent or related to Luba people of Congo. Its not worm its called Caterpillar in English, Chenille in French. Common in Central Africa.

[@shiinditileni9770]

The thing is that I'm watching this at 02:25 and so you people made me hungry 🤤😂😂

[@alexsiaamunyela3730]

Even here porridge can be cook hard and it is only love mostly by mans cz if it's hard one swallow it with difficulties.

[@newtonojok9720]

Oh, i think warms are a delicacy in the southern Africa and some parts of West Africa. In East Africa we don't.

[@sakinadolcas]

MAUNGU for me...Dee ziko Kenya pia..

[@winnieatieno7185]

Aaaaaaw my! this is what I missed,,,,,

[@morristhegiant9033]

The background music 😍😍

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Ugali/pap/sadza/nshima is not porridge. Not sure what that lady was on about. And mopane worm is eaten with the head. You don't need to remove anything.

[@Techbill247]

It's porridge in English.. can be hard or soft.

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

@@Techbill247 I stand corrected. Thanks for the education 😀.

[@zoyanghiishililwa4623]

Just know that not all Namibians tribes eat mopane worms , it is mostly eaten in the northern regions of the country by the Aawambo people (although not all of them eat them). And the porridge/pap is made from mahangu milet or it can be made from maize that is grinded. The dry spinach is also eaten in the northern parts of Namibia ( And it's the wild one not your typical spinach you buy from the shop). The oil is from marula fruits from the marula tree. Namibia, land of the brave❤❤❤🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦

[@ekiamediambedeka5188]

That pap (oshifima in oshiwambo, which is the traditional name), is not pure. That one is mixed with maize meal, reason why it is light. The pure original one, made solely from Pearl millet (mahangu, traditional name) is much darker and also much much more healthier.

[@catewambo8631]

wow

[@rpduzzit6129]

Dee you are my favorite with love from Kampala Uganda

[@shiinditileni9770]

They really enjoyed the dish,

[@stayblackinamerica.263]

Funny today, I enjoy this video

[@officialeuniceo7464]

The title is a turn off

[@sarahali5938]

Haha 😂😂

[@miriastella3222]

With this nice content I don't know why our views keep on decreasing. Road to 200k subs

[@coolndeshitheghettogirl3557]

Namibian food 😋😋

[@Dedoris]

We eat these worms in Nigeria,it so nutritious

[@wendymurangi]

Hi dee you are welcome

[@africanlionesstv]

Hahahahahahahahahaha Dee you’re so amazing, you’re afraid of worms . Hahahah

[@jerryjerryjerry7446]

Yaani ugali yenyewe 😅😅😅mimi mluhya siezi Shiba🤣🤣🤣

[@yahosephbenyisrael917]

Hey Queen Dee. You can have all those worms to yourself. I ain't never desired to eat anything like that. No bugs for me. Good video though.

[@angulaaagula5926]

Full of vitamins, minerals, carbon Hydrate thou so rich nutritions @and tastefull

[@davidmoyo8848]

Yaa, those mopane tree worms are very good and nice. They are also found in botswana, zambia, zimbabwe,malawi ,south africa and other many countries in the part of southern africa. They are very nutritious and nice. In zimbabwe, they are called "macimbi",

[@lameckirisiita8963]

Welcome to Namibia Dee🇳🇦❤️

[@donamtee]

aww i have some friends in Namibia 🇳🇦, wish to come there one day

[@sofiaondemand]

The way Dee held the pap 😂 it's good to try other food

[@elisabethgomis2019]

Bonsoir dee waho merci pour le partage.

[@TingsAfrican]

Bon appetit 😂😂😂🪱🐛

[@abodetidings8392]

i like how you said, continue repeating what you don't belong too... we have Jameson whiskey i don't belong there---------

[@viroswa]

Walk down. DEEEE😂😂😂

[@murungwamunyai5759]

Is called Mopani warms

[@ulaphilips5053]

That is cricket if th hey walk tre ed at nights

[@simplymyviews2589]

Wow , are you still in Namibia ? Would be so lovely to meet you . Hi there the Traveller Queen

[@martharinebiseko1457]

You hv awakened my Namibian memories... Matangara. Dee needs to compare for us their nyama choma... Roasted alittle. But they hv nice kapana spices

[@karennkirote7807]

Worms?? All the best in Namibia

[@annettejones405]

You are nice in all your video Dee Annette from Barbados

[@johnokoth7543]

Warms! Siwezi kula!!

[@theanimalbreederguy5855]

I like the katengory of worms🤭🤭🤭

[@Deecee2806]

We call ugali sadza in Zimbabwe

[@just_ayounggal]

I'm coming to Zim in December from Kenya....I can't wait

[@Deecee2806]

@@just_ayounggal please do💃🏻

[@collins8437]

☺️☺️😂😂nmeona amatumbo

[@mercykawira6747]

Dee what are you eating???? Worms???

[@albertkatei8017]

Maungu I have ever eaten them they climb up a tree and eat the leave of tree

[@paulinewambuischmidtmrssch4525]

Beautiful Lady , Toilet warmers mouth control,

[@zedianerkatwishi3930]

Say it right folks! Mopane worms (catapilliars) are found on Mopane trees, not toilets.

[@missarsenalkenyalizdavids6474]

The worms😂😂😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@alicenyabuti4688]

Dee mwango , have you ever been to

[@doricahseyani6976]

Ilike the wooden plates hw much

[@emilysondieki1637]

😂😂😂I can't even guza them

[@missjuliesvlogs]

Owww the way I fear anything like warms /carterpillas I freakout when I see any

[@FlaviaMaxima1]

💡❤

[@ireneacham8333]

I can't imagine eating worms... 😱

[@F.S.L.C.]

you mean toilet warms?

[@martharinebiseko1457]

Missing ojove😭 Made from seeds of mopane tree.

[@junglebeemedia]

I know you mean well Dee. But it is very disrespectful to call other people's food "toilet worms". They told you it is mopane worms why are you calling them "toilet worms". We need to learn to be respectful of other people's foods. I would suggest to remove that name "toilet worms" utterly disrespectful. Tafadali adjust hiyo title.

[@anguwoottilie4776]

Yes I strongly suggest also to remove that rubbish name, who even eat toilet worms in the first place

[@Osofoful]

I follow your channel and I admire your work, but sometimes your titles are misleading and in this case denigrating. You can knowingly mischaracterise food people eat as toilet worms. That is so wrong.

[@PrakashPrakash-qt9cv]

Hi Im a new subscriber From #Thatgirlvapa Indian/தமிழன்

[@MariaRosa-tg1ro]

No, no, no, not caterpillars, just seeing them make me have bumps, eating or touching them definitely will scream in horror.

[@gpp9667]

Hizi worms hupatikana kwa bolea

[@jackmahero96]

Dee! You ate toilet worms?!

[@sarahmpofu5360]

I like the mopane worm

[@MamaTEL]

Nope i won't eat worms..you have to be brave🏃🏃🏃 Im good

[@joelosteeen9818]

No she took you to the expensive area,,,

[@naomiapoko9404]

I like that worms 😅😅😅

[@emilysondieki1637]

Kisii in the house warms ni "chinchaba"