Mexican Moms Try Nigerian Food!

[@MamahChannel]

Have you had Nigerian food? 🇳🇬

[@banxzzgocrazyy]

Don't translate... ฉันจะสมัครรับข้อมูลใครก็ตามที่สมัครรับข้อมูลฉันและชอบความคิดเห็นนี้.…❤️🔥

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

YES! Pounded yam! And is amazing 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🔥🔥🔥

[@laurent.9968]

I’ve never have, since there aren’t any Nigerian restaurants near me

[@sofianavarrete4231]

NEVER

[@timothywilliams4089]

Yes, my wife is Nigerian, and I've visited Nigeria a few times. I've learned to make Ewa, plantain, Pepper chicken, Joloff rice, and moyin moyin,....oh and egusi stew and pommo,...livers and goat stew,.mmmmmmm, wonderful!

[@willvr4]

"It's not for me, but thank you for allowing me to taste it." I wish more people had that sentiment in all aspects of life.

[@bishopjohnie]

Truly, she's everything beautiful and more

[@talkingitout1623]

Same here not for me either

[@Creaux89]

Si mucho respeto

[@jillylills3237]

Notice how they weren’t rude about the stuff they weren’t too keen about 😀 it is possible to not like something without being rude

[@staytruealways207]

They kinda were just in a subtle way, like smelling it before you eat it and being “surprised”

[@lolab.80]

​@@staytruealways207 I don't think so. I'm a foodie and like to absorb every aspect of the meal I'm excited to eat. The smell, the taste on my palate, swallowing it..I just love to take it all in and assess everything together. My mom didn't like I did that though but I think it's a cultural myth that smelling food is like saying the food looks nasty, whereas smelling actually begins the process of enjoying the meal.

[@LandiesHaguai]

Nah that wasn't being disrespectful​@@staytruealways207

[@alejandrocervantes9199]

​@@staytruealways207 or maybe, just maybe, they were being cautious because it's something new the might not like 😮

[@kyst6r]

yea bc it’s going on youtube lol

[@terrencemillan]

Nigerian food is really hard to make. Getting it at a restaurant can be hit or miss. If you want really good Nigeria food your best bet would be to find a Nigerian mom to cook for you lol

[@robynemajors9362]

Or watch KZbin cuz the West Afrucan sistahs will teach ya! ❤ I make my own Pepper soup and my own Yam porridge and my own Jolloff and my own Egusi and my own light soup and my own Kontombere and my own everything

[@swatkasham5509]

Or a Nigerian friend, like me!

[@jensineonuwa6026]

I can make Nigerian food it’s not that hard you have to find the right person to make it

[@NoelNaggis]

This lol, it takes a really long time to make too. Like that pounded yam alone is such a tedious process, that's why most families I've seen that dont have maids don't even bother to make it

[@afrikanheritage99]

​@@NoelNaggisVery correct 👌

[@dreadlocdfairy]

I'm Nigerian-American, grew up eating Nigerian food. Mexican food is my top favorite outside of Nigerian food! It's cool to realize that they are so similar in taste lol

[@tshepo7122]

Nigerian American? Is that a thing

[@daemon1926]

@@tshepo7122 might have parents from both countries

[@dzyaniokpo5585]

@@tshepo7122yes it is . She has nigerian parents and is American

[@dzyaniokpo5585]

I’m guessing

[@MalamIbnMalam]

​@@tshepo7122what do you call someone born in America to Nigerian parents?

[@estherokafor9232]

Their taste buds are active and they know what they are describing,not a miss at all

[@alexb4874]

You should watch the dad's version of this 😊🥺

[@MissCellanious1]

You're beautiful sis

[@knuck23]

I just showed my son the ladies responses to show how to RESPECTFULLY respond when you don't like a food. His stepdad is Nigerian lol. I love all these dishes, but we all have preferences.

[@ukemeessien3614]

This must be coming out from a Ghanaian or south African.

[@michaelmaps2004]

What a great way to teach your kid

[@Nneka55]

I just love the woman in purple, she's just so accommodating ❤...so warm😊

[@TheTonecii]

She's awesome 👍🏾 I think I've seen her before tasting Jamaican food. ❤

[@HarithTalib-Busaidy]

I love her too

[@Zenda_Nior]

Mamah number 2 is very scared

[@lionheart4529]

Less threatening I guess? 😂😂😂

[@ReelEnigmasandTheories]

and she took that plantain down like a real one.

[@mishaelkoroma9367]

the mom in the purple top has a beautiful soul...plus she can survive well in Nigeria. she seemed to like almost everything given to her.

[@chedeemaartech]

As a Nigerian, if my food aint spicy, i might have a bad day 😂. Y’all did amazing ❤

[@Devi0401]

EXACTLY

[@UbahChiamaka-gb2hv]

Exactly 😂

[@NoelNaggis]

Lol, I just realized that people find it wierd we literally add pepper to all our meals. Even akara and buns have pepper. I can't eat food without pepper lol Everything needs to sting, even if it's just a little

[@UbahChiamaka-gb2hv]

@@NoelNaggis I love the burn when I eat spicy food. I had a yoruba friend that was drinking garri and eating pepper.

[@BabaAmin29]

​@@UbahChiamaka-gb2hvEweee😂

[@Darkmountaindweller]

Pepper soup is great for a hangover or cold , goes well with white rice 🍚

[@toruwalt]

The best food when you're ill... Pepper Soup

[@iphykelvin8698]

Yh you got it

[@emy-essencetv]

And also boiled yams or unripe plantains

[@justtalkswithsoty]

Agreed but rice and pepper soup is a no for me

[@Vanessa-E]

For me, just a bowl of fresh fish pepper soup with no add on is filling

[@TimaGstyle]

As a Mexican that loves Nigerian culture, I am soooo happy to watch this!!! 🥰🤩

[@rickyronny4019]

That’s cool

[@alaromukhtar2127]

I’m Nigerian and believe me, we love y’all too

[@maryjs4878]

Some Mexicans got Nigerian DNA

[@rickyronny4019]

@@maryjs4878 yeah. The Afro Mexicans

[@maryjs4878]

@@rickyronny4019 And even the ones that aren't afro Mexicans. If.. you know what I mean..

[@RochellB46]

The respect these women had for food from another country was so sweet to me ❤

[@flow10ng]

Ponmo should be juicy from soaking in stew for a whole day. We need a redo with me cooking those foods

[@vr2446]

No, you need to apply to the "Nigerian men cook" show and show us your skills so the Internet can judge you accordingly

[@nnennaudeh9536]

Exactly! Ponmo is supposed to be juicy. God will bless you my brother!

[@RedDot-eq5to]

​@@vr2446he was just sharing his opinion

[@vr2446]

@@RedDot-eq5to the 1st part was his opinion. The 2nd part was sheer arrogance.

[@RedDot-eq5to]

@@vr2446 true

[@PamelaDanai]

The fact they liked the punishment drinks it wasn’t even a punishment after all 😂

[@damilola_iid]

As a Nigerian-Am. that loves Mexican food😋, I’m really happy to see the Mamas try Nigerian food and say some remind them of Mexican dishes! Love tamales cus it reminds me of moin-moin🇳🇬💚

[@HoneyIYKYK]

Much love, we are all connected 💕✨🪬 I love me some Mexican food too but I also love me some fufu and stewed okra lol

[@user-xy2ku8tq6o]

Same I remember trying nacatamles in Nicaragua and people were saying I might not like it, it’s an acquired taste etc. first bite and I was like this is moi moi, it’s not made with all the same ingredients but somehow it’s moi moi from the taste lol

[@lolafashola4318]

I know, right!!! I love tamales and spanish rice. Mexican cuisine is one of my fav.

[@kinganyib738]

Uhm, honey we call it "moi-moi" tho 😅

[@blazeisobel8885]

@@kinganyib738Not her

[@mwelb5251]

Nigerian food is definitely an acquired taste, it's not for everyone. I LOVE the way these women are being so respectful❤

[@shemiibrahim817]

As I Nigerian… my mouth was droolingggggg. Egusi is my favourite soupppppp. Nice to see them appreciate our food 🤤

[@toruwalt]

Ikr! That Moi moi was calling my name 😂

[@Love-ng6ju]

The person that cook that Egusi didn’t cook it well

[@kimberlyo9246]

@@Love-ng6juim glad im not the only one that noticed 😭 looked super watery

[@shygirl3331]

I’m not Nigerian, but my husband is and my mouth was drooling as well! The egusi and the moi moi 😍🤤.

[@SkirdyManchester]

They were being nice

[@doloresdsmith]

Hearing a Mexican saying it’s too spicy, got my pale self scared to try it 🤣

[@isychi7314]

I am British Nigerian. In secondary school my English friends visited me and they tried jellof rice they literally almost passed out. They wanted to try pepper soup as well, I told them the police my arrest my mum for manslaughter cause the might die 😂

[@_fortunatenurse]

😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@isychi7314

[@kelechialozie3522]

​@@isychi7314 it's Jolof rice

[@isychi7314]

@@kelechialozie3522 I spell it how my mum says it. Apparently since she's lived in Cameroon for a while, they call it jellof there. Hope that helps

[@eseosaominuta4887]

Yeah most ppl pronounce it jellof in Nigeria so I grew up thinking that's how it was spelled 😅

[@Torromann]

I'm just smiling. 😊😊😊😊 These women are so respectful and sincere, and they know their food.

[@vershima69]

As a nigerian in nigeria this is awesome to see !!! P.s they are commenting about the dishes being too spicy and I don't think they made those dishes are as spicy as we do in the continent

[@meika_lee]

Right? I thought so too lol

[@nifemieshiet]

If someone says it's spicy, it is spicy. I don't like spicy foods either, and the same dish that's spicy to me may not be spicy to another. My mum's Yoruba and I don't eat a lot of pepper 🌶️

[@davidolujinmi1919]

It's actually spicy... I think they make Nigerian food intentionally spicy in America to establish the fact that Nigerian food is spicy... In Nigeria, we don't make our food that spicy...

[@vershima69]

@@davidolujinmi1919 are you sure ? Because my uncle was in America last Christmas and that was not his experience

[@davidolujinmi1919]

@@vershima69 I guess... Plus habanero pepper which Nigerians living in America like to opt for is very very very spicy... Far more spicy than any pepper we have in Nigeria

[@angelazayas2753]

They are so polite!! Thank you for allowing me to try. I love Nigeria food ❤❤❤❤

[@ikuyinminusolomon3934]

In Nigeria, particularly within the Yoruba culture, the consumption of spicy foods holds significant prominence. Indeed, there exists a widely known adage that characterizes individuals who abstain from or express disdain for spice as lacking in fortitude.

[@elizabetharesiola7268]

Emi ti o je ata, emi yepereni 😅

[@Jeanology]

I would love to visit Nigeria but I can't eat spicy food 😫

[@babsbarry7042]

​@@Jeanology Please visit, not all our dishes are spicy. Plus, although we generally like spicy food, a lot of people have different preferences and there are dishes to accommodate for that

[@adesujosemilore2082]

Did she just say she'd try ogbono with rice? 😹 I love how they are welcoming, fair and non judgemental about the meals. ❤

[@AshtonnnM]

It may not be an "authentic" idea, but it was a good one. It would flavor the rice similar to mixing rice and curry. It would be delicious.

[@chukwuenyemblessing3757]

Who be dis? Ogbono is nothing like curry😂😂 It’s not gonna flavor nothing about rice😩😂

[@lastgig70]

Funny enough my dad has eaten rice with ogbono because my mum was going to throw it out because "bottom pot" and he didn't want to waste it

[@devil_in_guise]

I eat Ogbono with rice.

[@uyaiumana6076]

​@@AshtonnnM Hi. In Nigerian cuisine, Ogbonno soup is similar to Okro soup in the sense that they're both viscous and people actually eat Okro soup with rice and it works well together. However, I don't know if it'll be the same with Ogbonno as it's thicker and has a very strong flavour. I've personally never tried it.

[@Ivydontlie]

Nothing makes me happier than seeing them eating with their hands and also leatning about our culture!!

[@clarissebasil6840]

My question is who cook that ogbono soup and fish pepper soup cause na small thing dey make me vex ,why is it so plain...... Osi m it taste like tea ( a whole pepper soup) taste like tea 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vickiemartins228]

I just dey vex. Everything looks so bland. Nothing like quality Nigerian food

[@a.c.2214]

Omo my own complaint nah the egusi............. didn't look proper at alllllllo 😂

[@sagedaman5911]

Agree almost made me mad like i had to go cook for them

[@bladdictforlife]

You! Thank you. I was about to comment this then decided to go through the comments first. Whoever made them needs to go back to cooking school.

[@animalspidey]

​@@a.c.2214I agree with you. The egusi looked soooo bland. No substance at all 😂

[@tarek4774]

As a Nigerian born in the US, I’m so happy they’re trying our food 😆 And also It looks like Lupe is losing weight 😍

[@badjokecoke]

So she is losing weight. I thought I was trippin for a moment there 💀

[@timothywilliams4089]

Just returned from the US, San Antonio TX had a very good Nigerian shop, with almost all the exotic stuff found in Nigeria. That night we had smoked turkey, plantain, black eyed beans with pepper sauce,...and rice of course. Nigerian shop near me here in the UK, has most foods, but very expensive, Birmingham is the best for choice.

[@esosatheafricanbeauty]

‼️‼️

[@alythelion7539]

Who is lupe?

[@cauliflowerpower41]

They were sooooo respectful. Love MEXICANS

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Pounded yam is SO good! 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@ikwuamaesi]

garri(eba) is better 😌

[@Nigeriaisthegoat]

@@ikwuamaesi no way💀 pounded yam or amala is better than Eba

[@ikwuamaesi]

@@Nigeriaisthegoat 😂 it is! 100% especially with okra and egusi ...oh and owho 🤤

[@MinatheGOAT]

​@@NigeriaisthegoatAmala is the brown one right One of my Nigerian roommate bought it home and since then I've been craving it again, just didn't know where to get it

[@Nigeriaisthegoat]

@@MinatheGOAT Amala is brown, and you can make it at home. I’ve seen my mum make it. Ingredient: Amala powder Water The grind thing you need to make it together

[@yaaboatema]

These women were so respectful and open to trying new foods! I loved this

[@ittakesapair]

That woman in the denim jacket CLOCKED what pepper soup is all about!!! 😂😂

[@Creaux89]

Gracias Mamitas. Bringing our Culturas together..para mi.. literalmente 😅❤

[@Chantyyyyyyyy]

As a German Nigerian I appreciate them trying the food. Some of the stuff they tried are definitely an acquired taste and I loved how they weren’t rude about it. ❤

[@thejenniferabah]

Thank you to these lovely women for being so respectful and open-minded

[@Sergmagnum]

The taco idea with goat meat actually sounds really good

[@EngineeredChannel]

I love the Chola that calls everyone "fool".

[@olliet9986]

😂😂😂😂 that's EXACTLY what I said!!!

[@EIGHTBITPUNK]

Love her 😊

[@ityou5874]

RIGHT ON!

[@candyqueenify]

I like that they all liked their punish sodas 😂😂😂

[@Stick-a-fork-in-Gmorks-tort]

When the chili has so much rizz it takes the game away from the goat. That chili is bad ass.

[@tomi.a]

They’re so kind and lovely.

[@luckyugwu]

After these mamas commented on how spicy our food is, its high time a Nigerian is invited to Hot Ones.😂

[@ladynaette]

Honestly!!! 😂😂😂

[@biodunkolawole861]

If it ain't spicy, it ain't ours 😂

[@pierrethegod22]

One of the things I’m so grateful for is that as an American, my taste buds are exposed to just about everything. I can honestly say I love (Mexican, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Italian, Greek, Spanish, Ethiopian, Dominican, and so much more) My favorite is Jamaican food tho. There’s just something about their use of spice and sweet and the slow cooking methods.

[@blessingomadhebo4445]

Watching them complain of how spicy the dishes are makes me laugh 😂😂. If you give most Nigerians food without the normal amount of pepper in it, makes most of us want to throw up after eating.

[@christabelchinas]

That peppersoup was not peppersouping 😂 Who made that?😂

[@ladynaette]

My sister. Na the ogbono na im pain me pass. So bland. That's a punishment ogbono.

[@nininelson6108]

😂😂😂😂

[@lolaamuda5101]

It's too plain. I'm afraid they may not get the authentic taste and flavour

[@AmiraOladepo]

​@@ladynaetteI almost cried when I saw it 😂😢

[@kehindeogunniyi-pm9ry]

Aje,see dat herbal tea peppersoup, dat one no b peppersoup

[@dreadlocdfairy]

The spice in nigerian food is actually often habanero peppers! my mom grows them in her garden and freezes gallon bags full. she cooks it with the seed and all, she just blends them up with water and adds to the food 😂

[@sanisecond]

the traditional chili is actually scotch bonnets, but Habanero's are a common substitute for Nigerians in the west because they are extremely similar because they are closely related. the only difference in taste is that scotch bonnets are sweeter

[@chiomaesiobu9352]

Nigerian here, we use a lot of scotch bonnets aswell

[@dreadlocdfairy]

@@sanisecond scotch bonnet and habanero are the same thing I thought?

[@sanisecond]

@@dreadlocdfairy no, there closely related but they are different, like I said Scotch bonnets are a bit sweeter than habanero's but they are roughly equally hot. the Habanero is the best substitute for scotch bonnets in Nigerian food. I live in Australia and can't get scotch bonnets so I use habanero's for that reason.

[@meika_lee]

​@sanisecond we use habaneros too in Nigeria, but you're right. scotch bonnets are our first choice.

[@angel-pu7su]

Lovely women. They all displayed such grace and openmindedness

[@RealtorAnna-Unfiltered]

When making foreigners try Nigeria dishes..pls give it to a good chef..the soups didn’t look good at all

[@amarugo4224]

I swear. It's only the jollof that looked nice

[@anonymousprivet1227]

They screwed up the ancestral Afro-Centric American soul food also. People think that they can just fry chicken in any manner or make a batch of macaroni with a pot of underflavored greens and call it soul food. The way in which the herbs and spices are introduced and the passion of the preparation including a few inside secrets that only grandma could teach you is what made it soul food. It's called ancestral love and the music playing or the song being hummed while the food is being prepared is the ancestral heartbeat. It's been decades since I have tasted real soul food.

[@kyh8606]

Lulu!!! Never disappointed. All this mama' s are so adventurous!!

[@lightoftheworld.]

Not eating swallow like flatbread🤣❤️

[@ladynaette]

Was waiting for the host to mention it

[@Theprolificadesam]

Thank you I thought I was the only one who saw that

[@onewapani]

We have so much more in common around the world than not in common. My heart was happy seeing so many dishes they felt were like the ones in their own culture.

[@banxzzgocrazyy]

Those who didn’t come from tik tok are allowed to like this comment…🔥

[@banxzzgocrazyy]

Don't translate... ฉันจะสมัครรับข้อมูลใครก็ตามที่สมัครรับข้อมูลฉันและชอบความคิดเห็นนี้.…❤️🔥

[@banxzzgocrazyy]

Hh

[@banxzfn1940]

Meee

[@banxzfn1940]

I subbed

[@totot99]

Cringe

[@mzladrj8711]

Yayyyy Ive ben waiting for them to try African food! Rhank you! Im a Black American and felt like Jollof was a spicier and tad bit more flavorful Spanih rice! I told my Latina friend thisn when I first tried it that it tadtes just like it! Egusi is good but idk if its the texture I cant get with or what. But I love West African food. I think its so crazy how alot of African and Caribbean foods have similarities with Latin foods.

[@EmpressAshe]

Because it's All from One place bby The Original; Africa

[@NIO623]

Yea Spanish rice has zero flavor. Not a fan!

[@rickyronny4019]

They all have historical ties to each other

[@moonfey720]

Same roots 💚💚💚

[@rlt9492]

West African cuisine uses a lot of spices, herbs, and plant-foods that are endemic to the region, were domesticated there, and aren’t found anywhere else in the world, whereas a lot of other cuisines had more of these exchanged throughout long-distance trade.

[@kelechialozie3522]

It's not that they didn't attempt to trade them, but most of our plant species just won't grow anywhere else in the world.

[@rlt9492]

@@kelechialozie3522 Yeah they were domesticated there and come from that environment I guess is what I meant.

[@rlt9492]

@@kelechialozie3522 Then of course there are plenty of plants which have a broad distribution across tropical regions of the world due to having seeds that float and such. But being in an area with so many seasoning plants just found naturally there makes it convenient.

[@screentimewithasa]

As a Nigerian, that ogbono is not drawing and the pepper soup looks more like gutter water. But I really enjoyed the video and the women’s reaction in all.

[@MZ.sandraohans]

Yeah even the egusi sef no look good

[@queenb1292]

Yep those two looked especially off

[@themelaninartist]

I’d say don’t compare people’s food to gutter water

[@mysticalrose4]

Yeah.. the ogbono isnt slimy, the egusi didn't look good, the pepper soup 😢

[@sagedaman5911]

The pepper soup made me cry a bit

[@TheAmericanIdol]

Really love this; and so wholesome review and loved their genuine interest. No one said anything bad about it either which is great to see.

[@annecollins1741]

I never had Nigerian food, but I would love to try it.

[@toruwalt]

You should. But I must ask, can you handle spice? 'Cause our foods are spicy and peppery.

[@Nigeriaisthegoat]

⁠​⁠@@toruwaltfr my mum has now reduced the spice in her food because I can’t handle it😭 and she like “you know you are Nigerian,” lol

[@christinastokes5534]

I love the lady in the jean jacket 😂

[@gideonokwechi3501]

The mama that kept saying fuuuu had me😂😂

[@310kevinaa]

i love how respectful they are

[@Blessing.O.A]

These Mamas are so sweet❤.

[@chiswickgatorsbasketballcl1976]

These women are truly the best I vote for them to run the country

[@Eclecticinsanity]

As a Nigerian none of those dishes look right, maybe the jolllof but I wouldn't touch the rest. It just looks very wrong, next time go to an authentic Nigerian restaurant.

[@MZ.sandraohans]

Yeah seriously was upset

[@mercyegwurubeotsepa9721]

Especially the ogbonno and eguisi

[@MissTracyyy223]

@@mercyegwurubeotsepa9721and the pepper soup, it looked nothing like pepper soup.

[@scotthearts9634]

​@MissTracyyy223 yeep! She was spot with that one it looked like tea 😂😅

[@Nigeriaisthegoat]

The pepper soup!😭

[@alyssatheexcellent]

8:52 there is an English word for that that I just recently found out. It’s “petrichor” and it is the scent after rain! Thank you so much for all that you women do on educating me on a culture that is not my own. I think hearing your opinions on things is very fun and enlightening! Keep doing what you’re doing mamahs!

[@AndrewSmith00000007]

Last month, i had fufu and the stew for the first time and boy, that was delicious

[@ajumadorothy]

Pounded yam and egusi is everything

[@OluwaseyiTV]

That woman in purple is literally a Nigerian, we Nigerians are welcoming her into our midst, she ate everything like a Pro😂😂😂 well-done beautiful woman with a golden heart 💝❤️

[@Luvxshineelle]

She look Nigerian but she’s not Nigerian

[@TheTholumai]

I love how constructive they are even when they taste something their bud isn’t accommodating… a great way to say “No, I don’t like it” when the issue is a sensitive one like this .

[@Lasermaster3]

The sodas 😂 Lulu: Bacon Monica: Sweet corn Lupe: Peanut butter and jelly

[@LionsDiamonds]

Fantastic!!! love the fact that they made the connection between Moi-Moi and Tamale

[@bossoctober332]

The cook didn't do the dishes justice... aside that I think the mamas were fantastic ❤❤❤

[@susanoziegbe]

Yeah, merely looking at the ogbono soup will tell you that won’t taste nice.

[@rjones4748]

I really like the ladies. They were energetic and smiled the whole time. The first lady makes me think of the fun Aunty.

[@lichi1244eva]

Egusi and moi moi are LIFE!!

[@Onyemowo21]

The first mum put real effort into her analysis… and her analysis of the pepper soup is 💯 accurate! The third mum was also very bold with her tasting! And gave her honest opinion, almost like the first, sometimes even better! The second mum also did do well, but she wasn’t very forward in her tasting! She’d rather just a pinch before daring to do more! All in all, 1st and 3rd mum gave a more accurate description of their taste and preferences! Weldone Mamas!

[@teamsheilablessings.6076]

Awesome 👍. I can't wait to taste the Jollof rice 🍚 of the Nigerians ❤😮😊. Looks yummy 😋.

[@catherineola3812]

Thank u for trying our Nigerian dishes. They are too full of flavour, medicinal and great.

[@congeratv]

Mama in purple was so genuine and understanding ❤😂

[@DrawCartoons]

Watching a Mexican mom explore Nigerian cuisine is such a delightful cultural exchange! It's wonderful to see her enjoying the rich and diverse flavors. Food truly brings us all together!"💖🩷💖🩷💖❤️

[@blaq_betty]

The lady in jean jacket is life😂

[@anifowoseadeola6053]

Never even drank any of those drinks and I'm Nigerian 😂😂. Should've given them tigernut, zobo, kunu or palm wine

[@neonshelter884]

Who ever made that ogbono soup should be fired

[@nafi4540]

Fr....😅

[@vivaforever2605]

I swear the person failed us, he or she doesn't know how to cook our soups. The look and texture is very bad and the pepper for goat meat is excess

[@clementalexander7098]

Aswear Smells like milk ke

[@kennyjason523]

Hahahaha 😂

[@Romario-qf7qb]

E no even de draw

[@iyahbinghiiyatah2456]

The fact that these Mexican moms had local names for all these dishes proving pre-colombian transatlantic contact.

[@kaylad4486]

"This looks very Mexican" Yeah because African influence is in everything no matter how much people try to deny it.

[@EmpressAshe]

Yup Cause we were and Are Everywhere It's the Original after all

[@rickyronny4019]

It’s true. Africa has influenced so many cultures

[@lugi25]

​@@EmpressAshecap, the origin is mesopotamia.

[@windsurfer8824]

​@@lugi25lmao what.

[@Hallfighting]

Stop clowning!!! Cassava is not even native to Africa but south America

[@rhodaadekoya6402]

I love how they are all finding similarities and already seeing how to embed the meals...nice

[@jadrakelvis7740]

It is well with our souls, in the mighty name of Jesus. Give ur life to Jesus today and make him the Lord and personal saviour of ur life ❤

[@Iamyl4]

Amen!

[@artheart5652]

That woman just said pepper soup tastes like tea? 😂

[@andreassn5050]

I've never had Nigerian or any West African food, but I'd love to try some. Let's go East in Africa, and try some Ethiopian food next?

[@rickyronny4019]

You should

[@modestferan6203]

the woman in a denim jacket has this voice with a calming airiness to it.. can't explain it further but it's so soothing 😩

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Yes! Thanks For this! Love mamahs❤❤❤❤❤

[@danieldaunemigha2075]

As a Nigerian, seeing foreigners reaction to every-day meals was MAD!1 I hope more channels on KZbin follow siut.

[@anthonycirami8500]

Take me to Nigeria 😂

[@Goodness-v2k]

U are welcome any time 😊😊

[@VontyLIB]

1:21 Even our Mexican moms know what is supposed to be in real Jollof lol 🇱🇷❤️

[@lifeofasisieko]

wait, is Nigerian food spicier than Mexican food? woahhhhhhhh

[@kelvinclivemalcolm4759]

All I can say is I love these women.. Soooo much.. I enjoyed every bit of this.. The woman in purple is soo Nigerian and she doesn't even know it.. Except the spicy aspect though not all Nigerians are spice fiends but 90% love spice ...

[@silverlamb5768]

We love spicy food here in Nigeria, I'm sure those are not even that spicy

[@camaarillo]

¡Me enchilé! 😂😂😂 Jajaja that’s me!!!

[@ar8107]

After watching Bob🩷Abishola and seeing this…man now I want to try Nigerian food, like Now. 😅

[@toruwalt]

You should. Our foods are really nice.

[@tpolite8817]

This is awesome! These ladies are so sweet and the personalities are 100! Love it! ❤

[@daltoncv]

Yall really putting these mamahs through it with that cow skin

[@krystygem4248]

As a Nigerian, this was really fun and funny to watch. I love the honest feedback on the food too

[@Annabelleee7777]

I wish they gave them instructions on how to eat it (the swallow meal)

[@nubianqueentina]

Wow, its good to see them appreciate the food❤❤😊😊 I love my Nigerian food.

[@aungliquemonteith6126]

Let’s gooooo 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬