Navigating Nigerian Food in Canada - Buying Meat

One the of the trickiest things as a Nigerian immigrant is finding the right kind of meat for Nigerian cooking. From chicken, to goat and beef; lets get into where to buy and how to buy so you dont waste money.
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[@folakemiawoyemi9726]

Thanks very much for this, this video is so timely!

[@9jafoodie]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tomio793]

Thank you Ronke, this is really useful. You didn't share your Turkey wings plug 😁not to worry, I've saved one of the videos you posted on IG 😉. Wahala for who no follow you on IG 😀.

[@9jafoodie]

Hahha thanks for the reminder, I will share it in my next video.

[@deedeen9366]

This is useful! Incase anyone here is in ottawa, I’d be interested in locating an armish farm or goat sharing group

[@9jafoodie]

Glad to hear it. Fingers crossed you find someone.

[@TheKemi-ingWay]

If you have the money go for cow sharing, that way you are sure of the meat you are buying.

[@9jafoodie]

Definitely, directly from the farm is best. Money and freezer space.

[@373.S]

Thanks for the video, Ronke.

[@9jafoodie]

You are welcome!!! please share with friends and family :)

[@373.S]

@@9jafoodie I will.

[@ogechioguike8165]

Hi does anyone know where I can buy meat in bulk like the Amish farms she mentioned in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario

[@9jafoodie]

Hopefully someone from ontario sees this.

[@funmilolaariyo1523]

Thank you so much for this video. Funny how i've never bought beef in Canada because I have a feeling I wont like the taste. I've found out that most African stores sell hard chicken. Please can shank be used to make suya or what type of meat would you recommend for suya?

[@9jafoodie]

Yes, they also sell soft kind so ask specifically for hard chicken. For Suya, I actually recommend flank steak. It's really food for that.

[@Funmiawobiro]

Hello ma , I live in Saskatoon presently , please can you tell me where the abattoir you spoke about is? I will like to go there to buy beef . Thank you .

[@9jafoodie]

Oh no, I dont have an exact address but I will find out for you.

[@Funmiawobiro]

@@9jafoodie thank you very much ma

[@ceejayscratchbrovaman7966]

I’m very pissed watching this video. One of the main reasons I left the US was the meat. I hated their meat eh!!!!! Even chicken sef! The thing was like rubber. If I had known all these I’d have probably stayed back. Me I like food abeg. Naija food is the way

[@9jafoodie]

Wow, you left because of the meat? Your love of food is top top

[@ceejayscratchbrovaman7966]

@@9jafoodie I love to cook! And grill especially. And if I can’t eat meat and enjoy it unless it’s medium rare, I don’t know….. my brain doesn’t comprehend. It’s like going to a restaurant in Naija and seeing blood in your beef or chicken…. That’s salmonella waiting for you.