HOW I PRESERVE THE NIGERIAN FOODSTUFFS I BROUGHT INTO CANADA🇨🇦

[@okpanachijessica6171]

You didn't get to see videos on how to preserve foodstuffs there, and then you had the initiative to document yours and help others. This will definitely be useful to lot of persons. God bless you❤

[@olamidebamidele9213]

My girl you are right, thank you

[@balkissolosunde9879]

Lol…I guessed right at a glance💃🏻😃 “osan wewe”. Nice video👍 Will sure be helpful when I move down also (In Shaa Allah)🤲

[@Teesho911]

This truly is a much needed video. Thank you for doing this 🤗🤗🤗

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Glad it was helpful!💕

[@boluspace]

Absolutely love this video❤❤❤

[@Ever403]

Canada looks good on u shall oh .what!!. The changes

[@oreofeoluwagrace4722]

Thanks for sharing B. I always look forward for your next post 😂 Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and yours 🎉

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Happy new year💕💕💕

[@Kemianny]

This is nice and educative ❤❤❤

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Thank you very much 💕

[@Teetee_oyin]

Your video would really help people that are planning to pack foodstuff from Nigeria I left most of my stuff in the ziploc and froze them except dry pepper

[@renikeola]

Thanks!

[@Ever403]

Omo Nigeria they change person oh . See u now n then😮

[@renikeola]

Renike signing in 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻😂😂😂

[@olutomiwaoluwagbemigaa.5944]

You're doing well 👏

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Thanks my G👊🏽❤️

[@omotayooni]

Thanks for sharing❤❤

[@olatundeesther8159]

Sha Sha..u shall start somewhere😂😂😂😂

[@PreciousOlamide-v6e]

Thank you for sharing

[@kehindekehinde9719]

You can even store the cray fish,pepper,egusi and stock fish in the freezer . I even stored beans in the freezer and nothing dey do ham. I stored my ponmo dried like that in the freezer, I only do soak the ones I need.

[@najaatuabdullahi393]

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[@__faithful]

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[@okpanachijessica6171]

It's the emphasis for me, e be like you been draw your ear as you dey talk am "fridge o, not freezer" 😂😂 Teacher B😂❤

[@WilmaForson]

❤️❤️💃

[@husseinmaryamabiola8091]

Nice

[@anisaabou827]

First here

[@Miss_Bsmith]

I see youuuuuuuu😍💕💕💕

[@GL-kitchen2230]

I store everything in my freezer ever iru and I live in Nigeria. I do that cause I do bulk buying that we take us for 4months

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Oh nice. There’s ALWAYS light here and the fridge is just as cold as Nigerian freezer kind of cold with the irregular electricity there. So imagine how stone cold the freezer here will be. I can’t be craving ogbono on the spot and be bringing out iced ogbono, iced atagungun. Wetin be that. It’s my 5th month already and everything I stored the way I stored it is still very fresh. Everybody with their own method

[@pelumiomole1026]

Which market did you get all these stuffs in Lagos please?

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Oyingbo market

[@ademilolamaku3910]

Mama, please when I'm travelling out, please give me your list too😢😅

[@Miss_Bsmith]

😂 okay

[@van3390]

Where did you get this ponmo from? I am interested

[@ErepamoKorokorosei-ti2um]

Hello!! I sell just incase you're still interested but I'm in Nigeria though!!

[@toluwaniatokeadegboye4301]

Is there no curry and thyme in Canada that you had to buy from Nigeria?

[@Miss_Bsmith]

When you’re going to a foreign country for the FIRST TIME, you’ll literally pack everything packable because you don’t know what you’re going to meet or not meet there! Every single thing in this video is available in African stores here in Canada, not only the curry and thyme that you want to beat me for. If e reach your turn ma, buy all your foodstuffs here in Canada. So sorry for buying it from Nigeria ehn🤲🏽

[@omotayooni]

This preservation method will favour you and your family😂😂😂😂

[@Miss_Bsmith]

Yes it will😂😂😂😂

[@Oluwa-ni-moi]

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[@olayemichristiana4201]

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