Home made health delicious soursop juice/Ekitafeli How do you call this in your local language?

[@karilizsm.2406]

In México we call it "Guanábana", is mostly used to make juice ❤

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

These exotic fruits Soursop is sooo EXPENSIVE in London. No place like home our beautiful Motherland AFRICA has so much in ABUNDANCE. 😊👍 By the way Angella you have a creative mind and you are a Social Entrepreneur changing the narratives of our beautiful Motherland AFRICA 🌍.

[@23mxk]

prickly african ballsack fruit ain't cheap, honey

[@sugarzee8845]

@blue ocean 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😓REALLY? AND SOMEONE ACTUALLY LIKED YOUR COMMENT 🤦‍♀️. Here's an idea. Why don't the people who took them by force bring them back coz they were in Africa minding their own business. They never would have even know the Western or European worlds existed

[@sugarzee8845]

@blue ocean they flew there themselves coz they have wings and the wicked witch of the west flew in front for directions 🙄

[@mrsorganisestuff9502]

omg never seen it in my life, would love to try :O

[@IamanAngel2]

In Jamaica we put some J. Wray and Nephew with vanilla and nutmeg 🇯🇲

[@KingKong-dp2he]

You can use honey since you don't use sugar and here in Jamaica we make juice some people and a little bit of lime juice some add milk and sugar or whatever sweetener they like and it's very delicious we even eat the heart of the soursop especially for children who have bed wetting problems

[@jaedenadams6599]

As a jamaican I can agree we do the same thing

[@xbrandi12345x]

I live in Maine, USA and I have never heard of a soursop before now. Does it really work for kids that wet the bed??

[@onlyimports]

And if you a Jamaican especially like me who from st.bess where we have nuff... you will know you don't need sweetener cause it's already sweet

[@lenugget3446]

@@xbrandi12345x no some magical juice cannot help your children with not wetting the bed 😂 potty train your kids above age 3+ that's nasty

[@KingKong-dp2he]

@@xbrandi12345x yes it does because it helped me as a child when I used to wet my bed and it's the heart of the soursop not the entire fruit

[@saarji]

Here in Martinique (french island in the caribbean (not too far from Barbados)) this fruit is called "Corossol". We looove this fruit, we eat it and drink its juice wich we make just like you, we just add some a little bit of lime juice because soursop's juice is too sweet. We're also making ice cream and sorbets and the buds of the leaves consumes in tea are excellent for calming the nerves and putting turbulent children to sleep all night, lol. I have a tree in my garden, i won't say it's a beautiful tree compare to mango tree, coconut tree, mamey tree..., but it is so usefull and delicious. In Cuba (an other neighboring island of us), soursop is widely used to fight cancer successfully. Cuba's worlwide knowed to have the best natural medecine, doctors and oncologist in the world ! I'm not cuban i'm just grateful because Soursop and cuban doctors save my uncle 5 years ago. Here they only gave him 6 months to live with chemotherapy. In my island many cities are twinned with cuban cities and have close relationship and exchanges witch each other, so my uncle signed a waiver against the advice of his doctor and left urgently for treatment there. He came back a few months later in remission. He is not an isolated case, many had that chance. Since then he continue to consume every week the fruit when it's the season or the leaves in infusions. The Good Lord Has put everything in Nature to heal and cure us.

[@1browngirl29]

I need some soursop leaves to drink ASAP

[@saarji]

@@1browngirl29 Lol... someone needs to have a peacefull night !

[@hibiskus1410]

Ouais en français cest le corossol

[@Princess-fy6yi]

I researched it’s benefits for cancer, and is true!!

[@tawsmith1932]

Just like Jamaica it's called soursop. Same preparation like you.

[@archsafaritours9683]

Indeed Africa is gifted with nature. Thanks Angela. Love ekitaferi

[@Flashder]

Omg, this is one of my favorite fruits! Im from Central America (Panama), and we had a tree in our backyard. My dad was very proud of how big the fruit would get, and he took pictures with them when they were huge, haha. We eat it or make juice and ice cream, which is delicious! And like other people mentioned, it's called Guanabana in Spanish ❤

[@amylenn350]

I am from Panamá too and I love this fruit too! Duros de guanábanas for the hot summer days!!! Delicious

[@darcylea2993]

Every video I watch, I fall in love again and again 😍

[@zubsies]

Love that you matched your outfit to the fruit, so aesthetically pleasing

[@nadirasmith7391]

Love soursop. Can't wait to go back home to have some. Much love form Grenada 🇬🇩

[@julietnangonzi2618]

I'm so proud in you being African Ugandan

[@ageisanumber]

Juliet thanks for showing love to angella summer

[@SR-vj9eh]

I absolutely love this lady she is so much fun and delightful to watch never change

[@carlosrosa4062]

Hi Angella, we have this delicious fruit in Brazil, called here as Graviola.

[@risingupinherstory3611]

We have it in Uganda also!

[@shkorinabowey7958]

Thanks it’s really good I eat this during my cancer treatment my cancer is dead thank God I still eat it it’s very expensive but, good natural medicine 🙏👏👏👍👍thanks for sharing it’s called custard apple in Australia

[@islandgurl4927]

All Praises to the Most High God! Wish I known about it well before cancer took my sister.

[@lovetheNorml]

That's exactly the knife my grandmother always used in the kitchen for everything, even to talk to you..... lol I love your videos so much thank you for sharing so awesome to watch.

[@edugio]

Angela you are a spectacle of beauty and sweetness. The most beautiful and delicious fruit in Africa.

[@No_one-o7w]

I don’t know why whenever I watch your videos it always makes me smile somehow

[@playgirl7305]

The most beautiful and intelligent girl on social media in Africa and the whole world. With greetings from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.

[@liamodonovan6610]

Geeat to see you angela you are gearing love you so much you are an awesome person you are always comforting to watch

[@kugonzawarchild]

Hey Beautiful 💐🥰 Kugonza war child 🇺🇬❤️🇺🇬❤️🇺🇬❤️🇺🇬🇺🇬❤️🇺🇬 one love Bunyoro kitara kingdom Uganda

[@awesomejob4209]

Your lifestyle is healthier than mine by a million miles because here has a lot of unhealthy imports and not enough of our natural domestic produce

[@AuroraBlackpelt]

I love this. In my country, Venezuela, we call it Guanábana.

[@cookiemammaoriginal6824]

In Jamaica we know about the benefits of Soursop. This fruit is well utilized from leaves to the fruit itself! Delicious and healthy. Thanks Angella!

[@CP-eu7pg]

When you take out the pit and you blend you get alot.i just love it...

[@Onebeforeall]

Beautiful Ugandan Soul, how are you doing, hope very well, likewise for your entire community. Continue to be your wonderful, fantastic Chocolate skin self, always and forever

[@raimundonegrao2890]

Não são só os esses frutos saborosos... Sua Voz e Dicção tbm São Muito Agradáveis...!!! 🤩😘👍

[@onlyimports]

That's the best way to make it when i wait until it 100% ripe on the tree , its already naturally sweet no need used any thing especially when it's only 3, 4 people.... we made that allot in Jamaica, it's a good thing for high sp3rm count too

[@loboprotector]

Hola Angella, en México está fruta se llama GUANABANA y es de mis frutas favoritas. Muchas gracias por compartir lo hermoso que es África. Te mando un cordial saludo lleno de cariño y respeto. Y doy gracias a Dios por tu vida. Que el amor de Jesucristo siga abundando en tu vida.

[@Andr3ization]

We call it MUSTAKAFERA in D. R Congo, I always go for that and Mangoes every time am back home. Love it, simply the best. Thanks

[@MsIndigo74]

In Uganda we call it Ekitafeeri

[@derrittswearington9979]

Every since I was a little child my mother and grandmother were good cooks but I ever was satisfied cause I kept feeling of a vision at 4 years old when I first saw Africa and smell the banana trees and those big flowers and from my parents cooking I knew it's was much better food my soul wanted in you have shown me that need

[@couponingnoone2532]

Nice looking soursops, we make ice cream from it, 😋 delicious

[@anita-xi3qq]

My mouth 👄 is already watering i I love this fruit ❤

[@livpua4476]

I really wanna go there

[@Alice_Has_diabetes]

SAAAAAAMMMEEEE

[@Alice_Has_diabetes]

I really want to explore and see how life works there

[@Wait..WHAT24]

Me too

[@Alex_is_lonely857]

Same

[@shawnahall7656]

Thanks Angela so much for your video the juice looks awesome!

[@geniousforever9254]

It is called sour sop in Jamaica, leaves for making tea which is good for the nerves. You can also squeeze with your hands or peel off the skin n put in the blender on PULSE, AFTER WASHING OF COURSE. ADD YOUR NUTMEG, VANILLA AND CONDENSE MILK TO TASTE. YOU CAN ALSO USE SUGAR AND LIME JUICE ITS MORE REFRESHING THIS WAY. 😋👍🇯🇲

[@iam_soUg]

Thanks gonna try that out, one love

[@Mainnoza_23]

🙈 first time I see it...going to hunt for it 😊

[@momwalker2706]

I like eating it straight from the tree hhhmmmm yummy 🤤 I LOVE ME SOME SOURSOP that juice looks so refreshing 🙌💞

[@CP-eu7pg]

A Jamaican working in NY. I went home December I got many off my property .I made June with guineas milk nutmeg vanilla. S But I took out all the pit.then I blend it,I got so much.was nice nice nice.

[@awesomejob4209]

In Jamaica we squeeze the juice with hands in water or we blend it then sweetend with milk and sugar or just sugar and lime, but I prefer to use vanilla lasco milk powder it already have sugar in so no need to add sugar delicious.

[@snitcherchimp1871]

LASCO AND MILK POWDER,YOU DESTROYED SUCH AN HEALTHY JUICE.WITH CHEMICALS..

[@paulg3012]

I prefer lime juice and fresh squeezed cane juice to milk but it is still nice like that almost like a smoothie.

[@awesomejob4209]

@@snitcherchimp1871 i know

[@awesomejob4209]

@@snitcherchimp1871 maybe its the way I grew with how its prepared, but her's is healthier maybe thats why I haven't juice it in a long time now I just eat it.

[@snitcherchimp1871]

@@awesomejob4209 , UNDERSTAND THE GREW UP. IT'S BEAUTIFUL, JUST TAKE OUT THE SEEDS BLEND PUREE ADD LIME. AND SUGAR IF DESIRE,I DON'T.

[@LaFlor19]

I am from Curaçao; an island in the Caribbean. We speak Papiamentu. And here we call it Sorsaka! Dushi! (delicious).

[@ugandankitchen.]

My mom calls it "ekitafeeri" It's good for diabetic people

[@jasonsimmons671]

That's good to know,I'm diabetic....need to find this💪🏿

[@Andr3ization]

Wow, it sounds similar coz we call it MUSTAKAFERA in DRCongo.

[@ingabireflavia9329]

When they are many bayita bitafeeri one kitafeeri

[@claudinebigirimana5408]

From where ?

[@ugandankitchen.]

@@claudinebigirimana5408 Meaning?

[@kevincampbell7338]

Such a sweetheart… truly can the soul of this woman in her work and the awesome contents of the hat she brings

[@kevincampbell7338]

Powerful and potent for stamina and nerve health… every Jamaican knows that👏🇯🇲

[@cookiemammaoriginal6824]

Same soh!

[@soloangel625]

Angela. Thanks for sharing We have soursop in a Trinidad 🇹🇹 but we never use the leaves before. Yummy drink enjoy

[@itsnicktoons1479]

In our country we called that "GUYABANO",by the way ,watching and supporting from PHILIPPINES♥️🇵🇭

[@katiearbuckle9017]

This looks fun and tasty. Next time I see a fruit like this in the US I'll give it a go.

[@garygnu8775]

Haitian call it corosòl. We have it in our backyard in Florida.

[@timothyharris1125]

@candowithoutthedrama Its the fruit of the tropics, If you want the equivalent then just Pick a Paw-Paw on the eastern parts of the U.S.

[@arnaudjean1159]

You should !!!! it's my favorite fruit since I first ate it in pacific islands one day now it is in every tropical country around the world

[@ugandankitchen.]

You reminded me of that song of njabala njabala

[@getfitwithamaya1042]

I wish i could live the african village life then i could really get to know my ancestry and get in touch with my true african

[@perfectpeterpan]

Wow. the one leaf presentation looked good

[@glendaabad82]

In the Philippines we call it guyavano, that is a healthy and delicious fruit

[@granvillemeikle3894]

Jamaican here,i love the juice of the soursop,i just wash it,break it ionto pieces and blend everything,skin, seed ,everything thing,mix juice with sugar,add a teaspoon lime juice for added taste,very refreshing.

[@awesomejob4209]

your soursop juice is healthier than mine but I drank it any how, I also use the leaves to make my tea too.

[@marcelcomandat6245]

the presentation was great as you are 👍🌹😘

[@79488djrolw]

Angela, u remind me to find the joy within my self and live happily, thank you for the reminder ❤

[@ageisanumber]

Naye uganda olemwa mazima tewali a liking angella. Wama angella nze nkwagala omanyi bagala bakunama, balaga bya cafejavas. Yiiiiiii uganda olemwa banabge show love to angella summer. I will always love you go go girl.naye leta olugambo kwa politics olabe engalabi za Bana uganda Zona bwezivevenga. Abamugobelela mbagalanyo big up

[@flavia4668]

We are here 😄

[@ageisanumber]

@@flavia4668 thanks Flavia God bless

[@SsekittoPeter-m4l]

❤❤ This woman really inspired a lot to me

[@o-o.mishall]

Ur vids are so peaceful ❤️

[@Msgrimsteppa]

your videos are so relaxing to watch, idk if it’s your voice or that you’re in nature 🍃 or both 🤷🏻‍♀️. I’m so glad the youtube algorithm recommended this channel 🌳 💚 also I had a dream about soursop fruit which I never had in my life and don’t know where to get, maybe it has something my body needs 🤔

[@africaine4889]

Soursop leaves, the best against cancer

[@tessymay933]

You probably should get it. That's a very direct communication your body made, it needs some specific nutrition from that fruit

[@jst6r]

That’s really cool

[@prinxessblake609]

Soursop is one of my favorite fruits in the Caribbean. You should try Soursop ice cream and popsicle is so delicious.

[@lite403]

😄thank you for sharing, could taste the sweetness from across the world🌎

[@KingKong-dp2he]

The tea is very good for the nervous system and many other ailments

[@justinfrank6953]

Your singing in the beginning is absolutely beautiful 🥰.... You have the voice of an angel 😇 You are truly blessed 🙏🥰

[@jillianperrotte188]

I'm Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 we call it Sour Sup as well. It's the best drink ever

[@barbarasmith8061]

You did a very good job with your presentation, you are so beautiful!

[@babyfaceifill2726]

I missed that fruit. It is so wonderful and the tea taste so delicious. I missed them. I Thank you for sharing, beautiful.

[@mayrajohan]

That’s my favorite fruit!! We call it “guanábana” in Puerto Rico.

[@Brendaunice]

Soursop and in Uganda we call it ekitaferi ❤❤❤so sweet fruit I love it❤

[@donnamorris7234]

Soursop Juice is one of my favorite Juice. I enjoy it most when prepared with condensed milk, Vanilla, nutmeg, almond essence with a little white rum over crushed Ice. I usually freeze some of this mixture and have it like icecream.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@AnnaYAH5315]

Hey Angella, it's a beating juice...I usually pulse it in a blender and strain it, makes it quicker so that I can start drinking that beautiful juice very quickly 😀

[@rachelrovner4724]

Had trees of sour sops growing in my backyard! Love love it.

[@trishasiimwe.]

The presentation is just wow!

[@donnamaxwell9153]

Hi beautiful angel, thanks for sharing your amazing 👏 💖 fruits to us American girls. We love you my dear.

[@trishasiimwe.]

We call it kizaituni in my local language. Beautiful video Queen of our country 😍

[@MsIndigo74]

Reka kubeiha.

[@bulmarobernal2106]

Yes you do have a crazy mind,it is call creativity and improvising, keep smiling and making more things happen I love it❤️

[@Maxineventham]

What a lovely natural warm Woman 🙂

[@brilliance2319]

Very wonderful. Thank you gorgeous royal queen.

[@cel4lyf]

Uganda is very rich with nutritious fruits and vegetables. One day I will skip going to Kenya to visit Uganda.

[@firstjohn3123]

You have a beautiful voice. 💗

[@kizitohamiisi490]

Thanks Angie naye toyita ba fans to join you

[@lisaandrini9866]

In Puerto Rico we call it Guanabana ❤

[@MiscellaneousOpal]

I liked how you used the leaves for presentation. The first one looked like cute rabbit ears, and the second one looked pretty while you were drinking! 💚

[@user-qq6rr2je4q]

The young leaves also make a great tea

[@berthamelendez9185]

Your so beautiful ❤ thank you for sharing I seen that in the store and was wondering 💭 what that was can you show us more about your culture and foods you guys eat stay humble ❤❤❤❤❤ thank you

[@1browngirl29]

I live in Canada and saw this in the store last week and didn’t buy it because the price was expensive I’m going back to store tomorrow and I pray they still have the fruit cause I’m ready to get it now. I’m gonna try make the juice and use lime juice to enhance flavour

[@angelacatnott-williams4824]

It is also called Soursop in Jamaica, West Indies. We mix the juice with either condensed milk, nutmeg and cinnamon or with sugar, ginger, and lime/lemon. I also love to just eat the fruit itself. The leaves of the tree are used medicinally and brewed for/as tea.

[@eileenwatt8283]

Condensed milk should be outlawed. It's one of the worse think ever invented. It's so unhealthy. Putting sugar and condensed milk in anything makes makeup it unhealthy. Use any fruit from the melon family. A well ripe cantaloupe is best to sweeten soursop which is already sweet. It's difficult to have my Jamaican people stop sweeten carrot juice and soursop juice. They are already sweet.

[@nadiamombrun2340]

Same thing in Haiti

[@JLCLAY]

I want to come hang out with you and your family for 1month and eat what all of you eat and full a full spiritual cleanse. You’re so Angelic and heavenly I want to visit real soon! Thank you for sharing🙏🏽

[@nickwilliams4470]

Same here.

[@jasonsimmons671]

Soursop......on my to do list ❤️💪🏿❤️

[@MegaFairandsquare]

Sour sop fruit good stuff ⚜️ We had our own tree in our yard back home 😩. Can’t remember the last time I drank some

[@HummingbirdJa]

I had soursop juice in Jamaica, and soursop leaf T too.

[@rafaelfernandez8311]

Eres una dulzura verte trabajar, y siempre muy natural y linda.

[@hamidaalhabsi8568]

Wooow it look sweet I miss it I hope when I will go to tanzania to visite my grandma I wish to find them it is very yummy 😋😋😋😋😋

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

Looks yummy. Angella is an Indigo adult very grounded and loves nature.

[@DolceVita]

what is an indigo adult?

[@imadeyoumad7078]

@@RiCkY_hAs_BeeN_cAught Lol she’s a well known model who regularly goes to the city. I’m pretty sure she lives/lived in the city, but hey if that’s what helps you cope with being stuck in the city more power to you. I love living in the country.

[@jst6r]

I love that!

[@jst6r]

@@DolceVitalike an indigo child

[@lukecarroll4052]

The dress colors always go so well with her dark skin, then I guess they say black goes with everything! 💚

[@andreking1182]

I just subscribed to your channel

[@elainedawson2099]

Never had soursop, the juice looks wonderful ❤

[@naresyaae9902]

Sirsak,in Indonesian language.. I have in my backyard..the taste so sweet..we called sirsak Madu...becouse the taste is so sweet and yummy..i love sirsak..

[@nwatson2773]

I love soursop! It’s delicious. It’s a bit expensive here in Florida $7 USD a pound.

[@timothyharris1125]

Its 15 a fruit here Ohio. I usually just wait for the Paw-Paws to form (Paw-Paws are its cousins)

[@namugganadia702]

Wawo onsariza😋

[@arimari5136]

Yellow, yellow and yellow. Very beautiful. 💖😉

[@adalbertohubner9979]

Hi Angella, you're a beautiful and creative girl, Congrats from Brazil

[@tidybhe]

Soursoup is one of my favorite fruits. Yum

[@paulmcgo1089]

Please get this girl her own cooking show . Replace tired old Rachel Ray and put Angela on. I could watch her all day . 😍