Latinos Try Nigerian Food

[@Gates_of_gold]

Fufu ❌ Fufurella ✅ I'm calling it that from now on 😂

[@Sasha-yg2ng]

😂😂😂😂

[@nathanomiwad3911]

I don laugh tire

[@dagogouranta5583]

The fufurella, I like it

[@Joshua_Brave74]

Laugh wan choke me when I hear "fufurella"😂😂

[@oats4454]

😂😂😂

[@Key3de]

Loved the dark lady with the puns haha. Move sis! You already look like us, you’ll fit right in 🥳

[@Or_321]

The girl in the sweater is really intuitive as she's able to sense moimoi isn't eaten alone.

[@Wady112]

Moi moi usually comes with pap or custard and its made with soaked black eye peas with peppers blended together with some other seasonings. Please you guys should know that there is a difference between fufu and pounded yam. Fufu is made from Cassava with a tiny sour taste while pounded yam is just pounded yam. But they look exactly alike. So if you are in Nigeria be specific on what you want.

[@nakiamebuge8598]

I’m a pounded yam girl… even with my stew. I prefer fresh pounded yam, although we keep a bag of the powdered version in the pantry. Nothing like freshly pounded yam with everything. 😅

[@Wady112]

​Yesoooo But the powdered variety is not actually yam​@@nakiamebuge8598

[@zeldascholes2216]

From my screen, that moi moi was too dry abeg

[@Tobi_vlog]

The taste is alo different

[@lizzytarre461]

​@@zeldascholes2216Facts. It wasn't looking moist.

[@donniathompson1975]

I am African American, in my fifties. I started eating Nigerian food when I was 18. When I saw it trending recently, I was happy for the internet generation. You all have been missing out!❤ I hope they trend Ethiopian food.

[@sweetdreams4445]

Clogged arteries

[@BricksAfricanfolktales-o6k]

Weldon bro

[@truthtelling1195]

@@sweetdreams4445 yes especially when you eat fried chicken, possum stew catfish et cetera African food mainly consist of vegetables and meat, not deep-fried everything

[@chikej2811]

Lol im always surprised that people have never tried jollof rice still, wow.. love seeing their first time reactions

[@notoriousMAG]

The reasons Africans swallow 'swallow' aka fufu is their throats are trained from childhood. I did not undergo that training so I chew 💚🤍💚🇳🇬

[@TV-Spankyshow]

Leave us Nigerians we're tired what have got to do with this

[@adeleyemathew2112]

So what's our business with that we don't need that information tbh!! Cus you're kinda insülting us! Yes I'm Nigerian so this is an insült!!!!😏😏

[@TV-Spankyshow]

@adeleyemathew2112 🙄😒😒😒 you these ppl

[@indo2mi5]

I chew and grew up in Nigeria

[@Eclecticinsanity]

@@indo2mi5 kwame is that you?

[@nwandoogo7269]

Okay, the injustice that is always done to Moi Moi😅. Yes, it is typically paired with something else - can be eaten with any type of rice, with plantains, with Ogi or Custard as well. I'm not sure how to explain Ogi... We also call it Pap, and it's made from grains, typically corn or millet, that are dried and grounded and have some other things done to it... I dunno.

[@nwandoogo7269]

Garri! That's what I forgot and another comment reminded me! We also pair moi moi with Garri - drinking Garri... Google will help to explain the drinking part.

[@ilerilawal]

​@@nwandoogo7269I really wanted to see how you would explain garri. 😂

[@nwandoogo7269]

@@ilerilawal 🤣🤣🤣🤣 please help me explain from here. I didn't know how to start getting into all the ways we "drink" Garri. No. 1 - Starting with how we don't actually drink it 😅, and all the mede mede and mixtures and how people prefer it. No. 2 - Even the type of Garri you drink... White vs. Red, and that Red is actually yellow, and that people argue white is best for drinking but I prefer "yellow". You see the wahala now?

[@kejisarchive]

I’m Nigerian and I never swallow my “swallow” I’ve always chewed my fufu, eba, or pounded yam since I was a child.

[@amablogreactions]

Really😮

[@elvishhudson2402]

You are not African. Leave our continent

[@BoluwatifeOlajide]

It's prolly because you don't eat amala, you can not chew that one.

[@kejisarchive]

@ i chew my amala too. 👀 I can’t just swallow it straight.

[@PraiseMichaelcdr]

Same here bro 😂😂😂

[@Patricio_Marcel]

I have been saying this for years and I will say it again now. Jollof rice can easily be the rice used in a Burrito. Also arepa with fried plantain and Beef Suya is a match made in heaven! I am always mixing Nigerian foods with Latin foods in my kitchen!

[@funkeysho]

Wait till u eat the actual suya in Nigeria. Never met a white person that ate suya in Nigeria that doesn't fall in luv with it. Nigeria is an oil producing country, so we tend to have a lot of whites over, but not due to this reason alone. They can't seem to get the flavor and taste right here in america and i just don't understand why. Even though they are being prepared by Nigerians here.

[@Patricio_Marcel]

@@funkeysho Mami I am Nigerian 🤣

[@NkpoutoShihou]

Waaaait? Jollof rice in a burrito!? I think you're on to something!

[@prinzenwaeze5236]

Naija to the world 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@marvellousetukudoh4881]

I’m Nigerian watching this and you guys are just hilarious. I can’t even with y’all. You guys should give them agidi or pap . Dem too dey compain of pepper. Make una give them pap and akara or garri make dem soak😂😂

[@ecks_]

Very much agree. Tired of seeing jollof and fufu as the main Nigerian dishes. They’re popular, yes, but there are other dishes as well.

[@Missleelian]

PROUD TO BE NIGERIAN🥹

[@fivestarplaying3553]

I’m glad you guys liked the food, I have family from Nigeria and I don’t even like moi-moi😂. Pounded yam with stew def hits the spot though. I want to visit the Latin-American carribean countries so badly because they have so much west African influence (also I love salsa and merengue 😂)

[@user-er4ez4di4m]

You will like the difference in food.

[@rantsandfaves]

Im not Nigerian but I have to say Moi moi done well is elite!

[@LindaC616]

The good in the Spanish-speaking Caribbean countries will be much less spicy...so go into it with that In mind

[@adeleyemathew2112]

Trust me the moi moi you said you don't like there's a high chance the person who prepared it didn't do it well trust me!! You have to taste others before you conclude!! Cus trust me if you don't prepare it well ( moi moi) you're gonna dislike it forever because moi moi is made from beans!!! Does that make sense!!!!!

[@Eclecticinsanity]

@@fivestarplaying3553 well made moi moi is probably one of the best things you'll ever taste and it's best served hot, straight from the pot hot.

[@ladymariamoa]

Fufu not Fufurella. It's made from mainly Cassava. Jellof rice not Red rice. It's made with Tomatoes and Peppers so hence the Orange Reddish look and seasonings to give it flavours. Moi Moi means Beans cake as it's made mainly from some particular types of Beans such as Black eye or Honey or Brown or Olotu with adds in the mix such as fish,or boiled eggs or both and seasonings to give it flavours. So you all know, Moi Moi is usually eaten with any type of Nigerian rices be it Jellof or Fried or White for Lunch or Dinner purposes or for Breakfast purpose it can be eaten with Pap or Custard or liquid Garri. Nice video.🙂

[@joye5761]

I think it’s very important to emphasize that Pounded Yam is NOT Fufu, they DO NOT taste the same, smell the same and the texture is equally DIFFERENT. The only thing they have in common is they are ALL swallows as we call them in Nigeria 🇳🇬, and this includes Eba, Semovita, Amala, Starch, Elubo, Tuwo etc. Btw I don’t think it’s fufu you guys ate, I can bet it was pounded yam. We DON’T eat swallows with stew, they are eaten with soups.

[@dynastyjoe9765]

Did I just hear you're funny ‘fufu’ 😂😂🤣

[@Nell654]

Fufu can be made from a myriad of things: semolina yucca yams potato flakes etc. Moi moi is a delicacy and time consuming to make. Nigeria has quite literally the best and most delicious varieties of foods on earth. The fruits also are absolutely divine!!

[@ruth_adewole_o]

Fufu is made from one thing: cassava. The others are other types of swallow. Fufu is a kind of swallow

[@usorohwilfred1309]

What an amazing experience, watching you guys excitement, enjoying those authentic naija meals. Una bam.👍👏👏.

[@Passion84GodAlways]

OMGosh, I haven't watched Pero Like in FOREVER! Im glad YT algorithm suggested this! 🤩

[@agirlyhasnoname]

I gotta try this rice then, because I love me some rice.

[@chocolateangel8743]

Both Nigeria and Ghana have their own versions. They are in like a country-wide competition.

[@ChocoPaid-vp8yz]

​@chocolateangel8743 there is no competition, it's rather simple.The Naija version is the best

[@HippieDips]

Me too. Now I tried Ghana . But definitely need to try Nigerian. I'm gonna see if it's better than our Haitian rice.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

Jollof rice (is the name) and I agree- you should!

[@kisskossy8221]

I love how y'all are loving our food but fun fact, we don't eat Moimoi alone (who does that 😭😭😭). You could have added it to your Jollof rice. Cuz Moimoi is just protein and we Nigerians love a balanced meal.

[@opchisom]

Some people do

[@lvrdriqqo]

dey play 😂 6 moi moi at 2 am

[@xKommunicado]

Fufurella definitely had be cracking up!🤣🤣 Like, our dearly beloved Fufu just got a cute pet name😂😂

[@tonyjohn5793]

My nose scrunching everytime i hear "Fufu and stew". I get that in the west and Asia, soups gotta have that more watery consistency. But every African i know calls the accompanying dish for fufu tofu a "soup" instead. Whether fufu, pounded yam, her loving twin, aka poundie i think, they all go with sOuP varieties from across the African continent. NOT STEW😅😅😅

[@joan_ikechi17]

Finally. I thought I was the only one seeing this😂😂

[@begoodify]

Loved the video but I cringed there. Nobody is eating fufu with iour kind of stew, which is just a tomato sauce.

[@Truth_Unchained]

The fair lady with frizzy hair guessed right. Most times moimoi is traditionally taken with other Nigerian foods like garri, pap or Eko (it is a solidified form of pap which can be combined with moimoi as a menu and this combination is mostly eaten by the Yorubas- which is one of the ethnic group in Nigeria).

[@opchisom]

We eat it too but not with moi moi. We call it agidi in the east. We eat it with pepper soup or stew.

[@Truth_Unchained]

@opchisom Nice. Thanks for the information🤗.

[@opchisom]

@@Truth_Unchained no wahala🫂

[@KolaAlade-li5db]

Right. Moi moi smells like Tamale. But way more delicious I have to say

[@abigail9475]

I love your guest . They are so full of positive vibes ,smiles and alll❤❤❤❤

[@nimo4335]

Most people in the diaspora have Nigerian ancestry!!❤❤❤❤

[@limonesycafe8898]

Everyone in this video has Nigerian ancestry, and none of them are diaspora as they were born in their homelands.

[@RihanneMaya]

It's the fufurela for me 😂😆😂 Wahalurrrrr

[@Lets_Talk_About_it_Luv]

All these dishes should be considered West African, not just Nigerian. Shout out to all the Nigerians. Much love🇳🇬❤️

[@LaughLounge707]

❤️much love

[@joye5761]

Why should a Nigerian traditional food be considered West African, everything shown is not only traditional to Nigeria but originated from different tribes in Nigeria. Moimoi originated from the Yoruba tribe of Nigeria, pounded yam originated from Nigeria and I am sure it’s what they ate, (what we call Akpu aka fufu is different from what other Africans call fufu), Egusi too is Yoruba and the list goes on. We eat bread in Nigeria, it’s not a Nigerian food, including noodles, spaghetti etc.

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

It intrigues me when Latinos try different cultural cuisine, or pretty much everyone, I was intrigued when I saw a tourist from Mexico try russian food during the 2018 world cup

[@elettramia6380]

Hispanic does Not mean Latino, hence why they are two completely different terms. Real Hispanics are Spaniards aka the descendants of Hispania aka Spain. and Real ethnically Latino people are those of prominent Mediterranean Italian descent and of prominent Mediterranean Latin European origins in general. Americans and the erroneous Anglo language have misappropriated and culturally bastardized the Italian Latin European terms and identity which has contributed to the cultural erasure of actual Latin people and the proper historically accurate usage of the Italian Latin term Latino. Native Americans who were colonized by Latin European countries have absolutely nothing to do with being Latino, the same way everyone in “Anglo” America are not all Anglo Saxons, it would be equivalent to calling the indigenous Americans of North America “Anglo Saxons” simply because they were conquered and ruled by the English people. It’s an abhorrent cultural/ historical mutilation to call non Latin people of south Central America and Mexico the false, misappropriated term Latino/Latin”. You can Not be part of an origin, history and ethnicity which your ancestors factually are Not historically responsible for.

[@elettramia6380]

REAL LATINO PEOPLE ARE ITALIANS/ LATIN EUROPEANS. AMERICANS/ THE ANGLO LANGUAGE HAS MISAPPROPRIATED AND BASTARDIZED ITALIAN LATIN TERMS AND IDENTITY

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

@elettramia6380 can you please make it shorter and not yap

[@Nell654]

It’s utterly ridiculous when people say they’re scared of eating something that looks so normal. It’s so contrived and disingenuous

[@tolutan9133]

their excitement >>>>>>

[@BN-gx1rm]

Yes moi moi isn’t typically eaten by itself. There’s a few options for what to pair it. My favourite is pap and garri

[@oluwatosin641]

Awwnnnn…. Thank you guys!!!❤❤❤

[@828Family8]

The girl with the ring on the nose😮 gorgeous 😍

[@jst4572]

I literally eat fufu with any kind of stew I make. You could even make butter chicken and fufu.

[@menebekee2859]

Fufu is supposed to be made from cassava, and it has a sour taste and a bit of a funky smell I'm not sure what you guys are eating😅

[@Unruly_senpai]

So it’s evident that carribeans have similar taste buds like some Africans

[@suzy2daboosie]

I want to try Nigerian food so bad now and I had know idea fufu is made out of yucca!

[@Lifeofriley43]

Start with jollof rice, chicken, and plantain Eguci and fufu Amala Suya Moimoi and custard

[@tok1879]

That's eba. It's made with garri which is made from cassava

[@Ogo.]

You are right? Moimoi is paired with many varieties of food, from soakie (garri) to others.

[@kezzy_kezzy]

lol why does that moi moi look dry 😂😂😂

[@ChimdiebubeOgb-Azuikpe-ku3jx]

OMG is this fufurella, is that you girl 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@evygabs1466]

I lost it 😅😅😅😅when he said that

[@AderonkeMajekodunmi]

Why is all the shallows regarded as fufu ?💔😭 That was pounded yam aka IYAN🖤

[@kyolas7692]

You're right...moi moi is usually paired with rice or a peppery sauce if you're eating it on its own

[@mithritades]

If you think Nigerian Jollof Rice was good, wait until you try Senegalese Jollof Rice

[@calitomms22]

It is a joke: Senegalese jollof rice 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱

[@ONLYME3020]

​Why is it a joke ?​@@calitomms22

[@martinsgates1141]

Wait till you find out we have over 500 tribes and each have their trademark meals and intermixes.lol. Yam and egg sauce, Pounded yam and egusi, amala and okro soup, beans and bread ,eba and fisherman soup , edinkinkon soup, pepper soup, suya , masa , puff puff . we can go o and on and on.

[@scotthearts9634]

The chewing is your choice though, im Nigerian i chew mine. From since when i was a kid 😅😂

[@DamilolaFavour-hx7qm]

You can chew if you can't swallow, i saw someone saying in the comment you can't chew Amala or FuFu which is not true but my friend Kelechi she's Igbo by tribe and she always swallows Fufu, Eba. I'm Nigerian born and brought up in Kaduna state though Yoruba by tribe. Nija🇳🇬 to the world.

[@chesterdamolester6990]

I love Niggerian food, it brings me a lot of luckkk

[@tami8458]

Racist.

[@HippieDips]

I got to try more of the soup with yuca but hands down mushroom rice is NUMBER ONE. ❤

[@menebekee2859]

You can chew fufu if you want lol I'm Nigerian and I chew everything

[@aminatoucunningham1237]

Senegal originated jollof rice.

[@clef_40]

How do you know you guys originated it is it because it’s was written on the internet because Nigeria won’t travel to Senegal to learn anything

[@ley5230]

Even though the way it's cooked is different, do y'all want us to mention the things that other west African countries got from us ?

[@ladytamara1503]

Rest jor

[@bebeentertainment22]

I NEED TO SEE THISSSSSSS❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rmthegreatoracle]

I love love Monica. She is really the vibe.

[@Rhuthie_rae]

Fufurella🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jhoeblackmagik]

You guys need to eat fufurella with some banga soup 😂

[@PraiseMichaelcdr]

Thank you we love a lot of spice

[@rlmobile6643]

Both right side seated girls would fit into Nigeria without a problem

[@JonadzyVisuals]

Why will you give them just moimoi🌚 no pap no custard to pair with bread atleast 💀

[@rantsandfaves]

You guys could try the beans with the plantain...& egusi with fufu ...omg!

[@sweetdreams4445]

Lmao at the Zesty Latino after he tries the food!🥴

[@Rit-mx9ek]

Normally you swallow the fufu and chew the vegetables, that is why it is called a swallow food, however some people chew it

[@damarisalaman]

0:02 I detect NO lies😩🙌🏽🤞🏽

[@elettramia6380]

Calling native Americans the false term “Latino” is the first lie. ONE, HISPANIC DOES NOT MEAN LATINO. HENCE WHY THEY ARE TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TERMS. NOR ARE THE MAJORITY OF SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICANS AND MEXICANS EVEN “HISPANIC” AS IT IS A MISNOMER SPANISH TERM. REAL HISPANOS ARE THE PROMINENT DESCENDANTS OF HISPANIA AKA SPAIN. SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICANS AND MEXICANS ARE NATIVE AMERICANS WHO WERE CONQUERED AND RULED BY SPAIN. AND REAL ETHNICALLY LATINO MEN AND WOMEN ARE THOSE OF PROMINENT MEDITERRANEAN ITALIAN DESCENT. I REALLY WISH THAT NORTH AMERICANS AND OTHER INDOCTRINATED COUNTRIES THAT HVE BEEN FALSELY INFLUENCED BY THE ERRONEOUS ANGLO LANGUAGE WOULD LEARN AND RESPECT ACTUAL HISTORY AND ACTUAL HISTORICAL CULTURAL IDENTITIES AND THE SOLE PEOPLE WHO ARE ACTUALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THEM. THE FALSE TERMS “HISPANIC” OR “LATINO” ARE NOT UNIVERSAL TERMS FOR NATIVE AMERICANS WHO WERE COLONIZED BY LATIN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, IT IS INSTEAD ERRONEOUS TERMS MISUSED BY UNEDUCATED PEOPLE AND BY THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL CULTURAL DETACHMENT ISSUES. REAL LATIN/LATINO MEN AND WOMEN ARE THOSE OF MEDITERRANEAN ITALIAN DESCENT! “Latino/Latin”?! No. REAL ethnically Latino men and women are the prominent Mediterranean descendants of LATIN EUROPE, specifically those of Mediterranean Italian descent. And we have typical Mediterranean features, That is what ACTUALLY being ethnically Latino represents. Hence how the place Latina Italy got the historical Latin name *LATINA* because that is where the REAL Latino culture and ethnicity comes from! Southern Europeans ARE the REAL ethnically Latino people. Indoctrinated Americans, mostly North Americans have adopted the Anglo languages false linguistic influences of the misappropriation, mutilation and cultural R@P3 of ITALIAN Latin terms and identity. Anything else calling itself “Latino/Latin” is a historical Falsity as You can NOT be part of an origin, history and ethnicity which your ancestors FACTUALLY are NOT historically responsible for. Indigenous Americans, mestizo Americans, Castizo Americans, pardos, Zambos and those of sub Sahara African descent of south Central America and Mexico who were colonized by Latin European countries have absolutely NOTHING to do with being ethnically Latino. That is ALL “Latin” America was named to mean, to mean the part of the Americas that were conquered and ruled by Latin European countries in opposition to “Anglo” America which was conquered and ruled by Anglo Europe. It ends there. Claiming to be “Latino” has become trending propaganda to appear more desirable for social status for social advantage amongst those who suffer from psychological cultural detachment, only uneducated people from indoctrinated countries tolerate and encourage this delusional nonsense. It is the cultural R@p3 and cultural erasure towards actual Latin Mediterranean people. REAL Latins are racially Mediterranean people who share much of our DNA with the Middle East, North Africa and other Mediterranean groups such as Greece and Albania. Genetically we do Not share the same genetic DNA as northern or Central Europeans due to the Mediterranean which has always been the contributing factor to our racial differences. THE TERM LATINO COMES FROM THE LATINI TRIBE OF ITALY! LATINO IS SINGULAR FOR LATINI AS LATINI IS PLURAL! THE SAME WITH LATINA BEING SINGULAR AND LATINE BEING PLURAL! THESE ARE ALL LATIN TERMS FROM ITALY AND ARE STILL USED TODAY IN THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND IN ALL ROMANCE DIALECTS SPOKEN IN ITALY! AND THESE LATIN TERMS HAVE BEEN USED FOR ALMOST 3,000 YEARS IN ITALY! INDOCTRINATED AMERICANS/ ANGLO LANGUAGE SPEAKERS HAVE CULTURALLY BASTARDIZED AND MUTILATED ITALIAN LATIN TERMS AND IDENTITY!

[@Felicity-k8r]

Moi Moi can be eaten with jollof rice (j rice) which they seem to call read rice😂 Or it can go with bread any kind But of you want the full experience pair with agege bread (a special Nigerian bread) It goes with a lot of things but that's all i can think of right. now

[@Lifeofriley43]

Yes moimoi is meant to be eaten with rice, custard, bread and pap.

[@DanDon-z8k]

Yes moimoi is eaten with other food products like jollof and moimoi, moimoi and bread, moimoi and garri, moimoi and pap, moimoi and custard etc. so she was right it wasn't complete

[@simaaliyah7267]

You should try our men they’re more spicy

[@successchyngoz7607]

Jellof rice don turn Red rice. 😂😂😂

[@ladytamara1503]

E shock me too😂

[@JiggyBoyLogo]

The appearance is unnerving because it’s not good from your country. It’s not unnerving to people from Nigeria. If you’re going to try the food: try the food.

[@StephanieNeetonye]

Check out other variants of how moi-moi comes

[@AckeeandSaltfish]

Agreee! Jollof rice #1 and Black rice is #2

[@HippieDips]

Mush room rice first Jollof rice second. ❤

[@zaraLevina97]

Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to plate "moi moi" so it just ends up looking like a block of leftover food 😩 That's why I personally prefer using banana leaves to prepare it, or some other way

[@reneesoutheycole7287]

I don’t know why they call every swallow fufu , here in Nigerian this is not called fufu , it’s called pounded yam . Fufu is something else entirely. Then we have fufu , Amala , eba , lafun and so many others

[@zzizahacallar]

❤ this🇳🇬

[@simaaliyah7267]

Try our men 😂they are wayyyyyyyyyyyy spicier 😅

[@okekeprecious6205]

You funny fufu😂

[@safiya1363]

Caribbeans please take note, even the Latinos pronounce “plantain” the right way 😅 5:37

[@kwamephillips3767]

On behalf of the Caribbean contingency, we rebuke you! 😀

[@stephenbennett5783]

Screaming, Yes we rebuke and cast out that demon!​@kwamephillips3767

[@amablogreactions]

It's cassava,fufu and the black lady is enjoying the stuff

[@oluwatosin641]

Why does that moi moi look burnt? I’m Nigerian but ya’ll need to taste newly cooked moi moi

[@CrimsonStigmata]

Yes Haitian rice.

[@suzy2daboosie]

The best rice I've ever tried

[@Carmy0118]

Thx u🙏🏾​@@suzy2daboosie

[@Q_Bgie]

Jollof to the world!!!! 🌎

[@Cryptowealth0-xi9zs]

Moi moi always looks more pretty than what you served them.

[@sumtendechaba9717]

Moi moi is from black eye beans.

[@unclefabcomedy]

Me as a Nigerian watching this 😢😢😢 I really unhappy with the way this people eat our food 😭😭

[@scotthearts9634]

Such is life 😪😮‍💨

[@nwankwovictor6923]

Should have told them to try Moi-Moi with the Jollof rice

[@legendaryanimatedstoriesot7001]

try the moi moi with bread you go enjoy life😉🤤

[@joshuaande394]

ghananians you have heard the 'rice expert' ooo our rice is the best

[@mysnikkimiamor8864]

Nigeria has the best jolloff rice. I have had both

[@Kachiisbae]

You can chew fufu ‼️‼️😂

[@kadimosenye8830]

You eat moi MOI MOI with Custard or Pap

[@everest5059]

That's pounded yam not fufu cause fufu has this sour smell and taste y'all can't really stand the real fufu, and I'm saying this cause I'm a Nigerian 🇳🇬 but y'all tried and the dark skin lady yo you're one of us check your ancestry

[@scotthearts9634]

Im Nigerian i can't stand it either 😭😭😭 i don't like it at all.

[@pockahantiss]

🍁🍁🍁🍁Not a fan of Nigerian food. But this is fun to watch.🤷🏽‍♀️🍁🍁🍁🍁

[@miropalsol]

Ok but why are they eating this delicious food so daintily? Lemme go on this show and eat things right

[@karabo_coco]

Who TF told her that you're "NOT SUPPOSED TO" chew it? LMAO

[@KahliaMooreLee-Lee]

🍁🍁🍁🍁Not a fan of Nigerian food. But this is interesting to watch.🤷🏽‍♀️🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁

[@HippieDips]

I can honestly say I have had African food as a Haitian person. But I wasn't a fan of the rice at all. But I loved that yuca.

[@EphraimBlack-jv6il]

There is nothing like African food. Africa isn’t a country. It’s a continent with 52 countries 😒

[@TeeBabyO]

Hey!!!! 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@thatsjustwierd126]

Fufurella❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@bameeay6991]

0:46 Tacha 🥰

[@BricksAfricanfolktales-o6k]

Who ever gave that narrative that u don't chew fufu is wrong , u can chew it