FEELING SO HOMESICK IN USA THIS FESTIVE SEASON, I WANNA GO TO KENYA SO BAD-new immigrant struggles

[@joyjoy140]

Yaani today you decided kisumu boys is the way to treat your home sick😂

[@adventuresofmarie]

Akiii imagine, the things I am missing ata nashangaa

[@cynthiaadams7689]

Marie that omena made me drool. 🤤🤭 I can imagine how the lemon elevated the taste. 😋

[@adventuresofmarie]

The lemon was the secret ingredient 😁

[@crismota5532]

Sorry i missed you! I've been sick.

[@Ruth_crochets]

Wow! We use Iwisa maize meal here in Swaziland, nice❤

[@adventuresofmarie]

Oh nice I love it, it taste just like our ugali in Kenya

[@christinendanyi8713]

Dada reduce salt in your food,

[@adventuresofmarie]

Aah dada please let me enjoy my food in peace🤦🏽‍♀️

[@TsepoL-r4j]

I use iwisa too in the UK. African foods can be so hard to source and expensive.

[@adventuresofmarie]

Iwisa is a savior, sometimes I just don’t look at the price 🙈😁 and just focus on the taste of African food away from home

[@AdaSuccess-m3t]

Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎉🎉🎉

[@adventuresofmarie]

Merry Christmas Ada and a happy 2025

[@gertywilson1514]

Homesickness is real you never get over it. It’s the Kenyan vibe and people friendliness that we miss always. Iwisa is good unga unikumbusha jogoo I always buy it when my Kenyan flour imeisha. Let me look for omena Haki. Once I bought omena kwa Asian shop never again nyumba ilinuka three days with windows open 😂😂😂I prefer ours even the taste was not good Kama ya home. 💕

[@adventuresofmarie]

Oh nooo I can imagine being disappointed by the taste and smell after finally finding it on the shelf. Yes Kenyan vibe is next to none

[@manjasenkhoma466]

We call it kapenta in zambia. Next time, I will put lemon juice to it

[@adventuresofmarie]

Oh niice Africa we are truly one