First Time Trying Nigerian Food: Bangladeshi Pals Visit 280 Degrees Restaurant| My Tasty Naija EP17

On this edition of My Tasty Naija, our Bangladeshi friends from Smart Move Education Group try Nigerian food for the very first time.
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Bangladesh people are very nice people. My landlord is from Bangladesh and the couple have been good to me ❤️❤️❤️

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Amazing.

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Interesting

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Akara is a bun not a cake. Cakes are not fried.

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I totally accept! Beans bun

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It is not a bun either. Here is a definition of ‘cake’ besides its common usage: “item of savoury food formed into a flat round shape, and typically baked or fried. "a starter of goat's cheese and potato cakes;" a flattish compact mass of something, especially soap. “a cake of soap.” “ - Oxford Languages, Google Dictionary. Hence akara is correctly translated ‘Bean Cake.’

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@@oma7698 cakes are hardly fried if not never fried, caking is mostly an outcome of baking in the heat.