Latinos Try Nigerian Food

[@Or_321]

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

[@johnlemonbellyflop]

I eat it alone🤣

[@Mary-dk7mc]

Very intuitive

[@chigozie424]

You can eat it alone

[@AkunnaIgwesi-xf6ew]

Yes moi moi can be eaten alone but you will always have that deep feeling of this guy is so lonely 😭😭

[@tochimclaren]

Yes, moi moi is mostly eaten akamu/ogi/pap some eat it like that. I eat it like that. I think I will make one tomorrow.

[@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]

😂😂😂

[@Nnaekki]

Stumbled on this while i was ironically eating moi moi and garri for lunch. My sweet little moi moi, i shall avenge you 😭

[@laurynososeh5305]

Actually 😂😂

[@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.

[@obinnaoji869]

let them have what we can sell.

[@sonaodafen688]

You wan make dem chop garri 😂😂😂😂

[@tomiwisdom]

I'm reading this comment and I'm in stitches 😂😂.

[@Ifeanyi.willz06]

@@sonaodafen688😂😂😂😂

[@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

[@Nethanda]

That is wonderful to hear!!!!!

[@Kobby_Savxge]

Wait till you try Ghanaian food fam

[@Key3de]

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

[@tizzieq95]

“Dark lady” … seriously? 😐

[@atewogboyeeniola6229]

@@tizzieq95don’t manipulate this please we don’t see this as an insult. It’s a normal way to describe the skin colour here in Nigeria.

[@tizzieq95]

@ I’m not accustomed to the type of description used in the post but I do understand what you’re saying and thank you for the explanation.

[@jimams_jamz5518]

​@@atewogboyeeniola6229maybe In Nigeria, but in English it sounds weird. We don't use singular terms to describe ppl, they'll usually say darkskin instead of just dark.

[@xKommunicado]

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

[@chikej2811]

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

[@willl9046]

Jollof rice still hasn’t caught its wave in the US yet. If Nigerians could find a way to franchise nigerian food here, Jollof rice could really take off

[@FunkoPopBoxing]

Ive never had jollof rice before but being dominican im almost certain that it taste similar to one of our rices yet having its own Nigerian flavor and uniqueness. There is a local store near me that has jollof rice. I think i might try it for ghe first time soon!

[@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!

[@Milo.xxo_]

@@Patricio_MarcelNot the mami 🤣🤣

[@AnneBiaou]

@@NkpoutoShihoufor reall.

[@Ac3wi77]

Latinos and Africans have so much is common! I’m Cape Verdean and Nigerian from England and trust me, I’m lucky to be of those countries heritages! Beautiful!

[@natasharules6737]

First of this combo that I've ever seen 😂

[@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 😂😂😂

[@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?

[@prinxoutis]

Naija to the world 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@theigbogoddess]

Ugh as someone who grew up in a Hispanic community, I truly LOVE this episode! mwah xoxo !

[@nnennaudeh9536]

Awwwwww.....I love that y'all loved our foods. Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuu! ❤❤❤ And yes....moi moi is always paired with something...pap, custard, garri or rice.... and for my Nigerian people who have ritualist behaviour....they eat moi moi with bread.😂😂😂 But hey, we we listen, we don't judge! ❤️ & 💡 🇳🇬

[@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?

[@mangoesssz8562]

As a Nigerian, I don’t know where the myth that you can’t chew swallows (fufu, eba, pounded yam, etc) came from. Like I hear it but I don’t. I most definitely chew and can’t imagine just swallowing it whole😂 all in all, eat it how you wish❤️

[@feliciaa1094]

I was just thinking the same thing! I never heard this until recently.

[@dolapo5179]

I definitely heard it all through my childhood but what goes on in my mouth is my business so I chew anyways 😂

[@chukaobiadi8118]

It looks irritating chewing fufu. It’s meant to be recieved with the tongue not teeth . It’s not a myth, but seems a bit irritating.

[@mangoesssz8562]

@@chukaobiadi8118 it looks irritating to swallow just like that. How you supposed to get full flavours?? Sha to each their own. I will continue chewing as the food is not running away from me so I have time to eat it slowly thank you🤣

[@naijagyal5]

I think since they're different forms of swallow it's assumed but as a Nigerian I been chewing all my whole life.

[@Missleelian]

PROUD TO BE NIGERIAN🥹

[@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🫂

[@RihanneMaya]

It's the fufurela for me 😂😆😂 Wahalurrrrr

[@rn2511]

The dark queen is so funny! lol. We love you all too!!

[@Passion84GodAlways]

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

[@SharonHealyHealy]

As a British born girly with Nigerian parents I loved the Afro Latino girly with the flowered top ❤

[@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.

[@Lets_Talk_About_it_Luv]

@@joye5761 I get your point, but most of the dishes shown on the video are basic west African food. You can pretty much go to any West African country and find the same foods. For example Jollof rice is originally from Senegal. We take inspiration from each other. Anyway, I digress.

[@Neo2LibraComplexity]

@@Lets_Talk_About_it_Luv I think the reason why it's titled "Nigerian" food was in the way it was prepared and seasonings used. While most West Africans have similar dishes, they all are not prepared the same. Senegalese jollof rice does not taste nor have the same flavor palate as Nigerian.

[@chowderswagger1]

Definitely not. I’m Ivorian and morccocan. As an Ivorian , this is just considered Nigerian. We have our own delicacies. Much love but no . This should only be considered Nigerian. We have our own food we would want represented. I’m not a big fan of Nigerian food either , so I would have to disagree.

[@usorohwilfred1309]

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

[@uknowamsaying]

Yep! 1) Moi-moi goes well between bread as the sandwich filler. 2) It goes well as the solid to eat on the side for a mixture of garri, sugar and cold water. 3) It also acts well as an accompany side to different kinds of rice dishes (jollof, fried, coconut, ofada etc.) to soften and complexify the taste texture. 4) And it goes well on its own as just a light meal.

[@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!

[@BakiVSKengan]

@@ChocoPaid-vp8yzfacts

[@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.

[@ChimdiebubeOgb-Azuikpe-ku3jx]

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

[@evygabs1466]

I lost it 😅😅😅😅when he said that

[@abigail9475]

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

[@Ryam-OL]

Yes, moi moi can be eaten with other food , or is meant to be eaten with other food to enjoy it better , you can eat with “ Bread,rice, pap, custard “ etc.❤

[@ikeapedia]

They can try Akara, Puff-Puff, and different soups to go with the fufu like Egusi, Ogha, Okra, and Vegetasble. And SUYA!!!!

[@828Family8]

The girl with the ring on the nose😮 gorgeous 😍

[@Jess-zf7bm]

Frrr she’s model prettyy

[@menebekee2859]

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

[@Tebi12345]

Lived in Nigeria?😂

[@menebekee2859]

@Tebi12345 I am LIVING in Nigeria, and I have been here since birth When I was growing up my mum never insisted that we swallow without chewing, so I just did what came naturally to me Honestly don't even know why it's a big deal anyway

[@Tebi12345]

@@menebekee2859 Actually always swallowed when I ate around people so I won't be judged 😂

[@AdebayoPreciousAdesewa]

Same. I chew everything

[@SharonHealyHealy]

Everyone that tries Nigerian jollof rice turns in love x

[@nimo4335]

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

[@mandeanraje2300]

Yesss Haitian rice! Dang, the ancestry is strong, now I have to try Nigerian food.

[@brown_es]

The moi moi looks too dry but I love their reaction through out the entire video 😂

[@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.

[@jayfizz545]

Thats not every african its only Nigerians that use it incorrectly. Go to Ghana and everyone knows soup is watery and stew is thick.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

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

[@HaveanOreshnik]

@elettramia6380 can you please make it shorter and not yap

[@iroodj3558]

Fufurella had me 😂🤣

[@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.

[@oj1689]

I don’t know who started to the rumor that you shouldn’t chew. Issa lie ….Ive been Nigerian my whole life…lmao.. I can assure you if you don’t chew you might choke. If there was ever a situation whereby you wouldn’t need to chew then it would be when eating fufu (umbrella term) with okra stew…due the texture ..it lubricates your throat and slides right down. (Even then I still chew) …Every other stew paired with fufu requires chewing…I beg …don’t injure yourself 😂 CHEW!! also moi moi looks bad or good depending on who makes it. They just brought it to you looking crazy. It’s a party dish so you usually find it at weddings ..birthday parties etc. it’s made from ground beans ..tomatoes..scotch bonnet peppers..and some other stuff. You can pair it with other stuff …I’ve rarely eaten it alone. It is steamed similar to the way tamales are steamed though. Glad yall enjoyed the food though. I hope you get to try other Nigerian dishes …we have SOOOO many from our many different tribes too.

[@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

[@iwueseessaygyado1406]

I do 😂

[@MaryamAhmed-on9hu]

I do , I did it in red oil mixed with yaji

[@kisskossy8221]

@@lvrdriqqo Excuse me ... 6😭😭💔. Blood wetin dey sup for ur side by 2 am😂💔

[@dynastyjoe9765]

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

[@tolutan9133]

their excitement >>>>>>

[@AderonkeMajekodunmi]

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

[@musicaddicted001]

Loved watching this, they were very receptive

[@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

[@yolandaemba919]

Jollof (basmati - don’t judge me) rice, fried chicken, fried plantain and coleslaw salad 🔥🔥🔥 I’m not Nigerian but love that combo

[@Iamreallyhungry]

I'm Nigerian and you just described the rice combination at every event😂😂😂😂

[@yolandaemba919]

@Iamreallyhungry it's funny how I've only ever had this at home. My cousin learnt how to make it, from her hairdresser. I've never attended an event where this was served. Lol. I can't try most Nigerian dishes because they contain fish, so that takes away a lot of stews. And I don't like plantain when it gets too ripe and mushy. It's too sweet for me when it gets ripe. I can snack on fried plantain all day.

[@TheFarmersDaughter-ama]

I'm Nigerian and with the reaction from y'all, I'd be sooo jealous if I wasn't 😌. And yeah, our food is pretty spicy 🤭.

[@maryspot]

Did I just hear "fufurella" from Alex? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@farukdee7502]

The way they react to the swallow makes reminds me of the swallow I had at this event just this week ❤

[@jaydripper9597]

The Moi Moi is best served with Jolof Rice assuming you dont want it with Garri or Agege Bread Sef.🤷 Great Video ❤

[@Unruly_senpai]

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

[@timasuna1756]

It's actually the reverse, look at where the ingredients come from

[@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

[@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.

[@dolaisaiah6748]

Its easier for them to classify all swallows as fufu. They don't know the difference so its allowed for them. The main thing for all swallows is the soup you use with it.

[@ayaba6658]

@@dolaisaiah6748allowed for who? We really need to stop this habit of changing the name of things so people can understand. It’s time people start to take the time to respect and take the time to learn. Also I see it as an American thing to call every type of swallow called fufu. It’s not done anywhere else.

[@LifewithDonat]

I think it’s a Nigerian thing to differentiate fufus = swallows. We don’t have the word “swallows” So most of African call it fufus I’m Congolese and we call all of them fufu we have fufu banana = fufu with plantain base , fufu gari = Gari and etc

[@toruwalt]

Thanks for trying out our dishes. Its get you enjoy 'em too.

[@dolled-upjen3606]

Africa is such a culinary diverse continent ❤❤

[@ronishaturner-cook6404]

All of the African foods seem familiar or are THE SAME because Africa colonized Spain at one point in time and brought over all their food. Like Horchata is African, Tamarind is African, paella is Jollof rice, Cassava is Yucca.

[@mokumboi19]

Anyone in Seattle should go check out Bantaba African Restaurant in Lynnwood. It's Gambian food, and their jollof is an absolute symphony. OMG that place is so good.

[@Ogo.]

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

[@oluwatosin641]

Awwnnnn…. Thank you guys!!!❤❤❤

[@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

[@hembafantilley-gyado8163]

Sometimes the moi-moi can be taken with jollof rice AKA Red rice according to you. Moi-moi can also be paired with a thick tomato sauce or vegetable sauce. Great with garri as well

[@RaijinRamen]

Kennya is correct. Moi Moi can actually be a side to rice, can be eaten with bread too. But a really good (imo, the best pairing is a pap dish.)

[@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

[@DigimonOmobasuyi]

@@kwamephillips3767plantain from Africa not Caribbean .

[@FunkoPopBoxing]

​@@DigimonOmobasuyiplantains actually originted in Asia and were brought to Africa and the Caribbean. Knowledge is power

[@dolaisaiah6748]

Moi moi has a lot of partners- Bread, pap, custard, jollof rice, white rice,

[@kyolas7692]

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

[@SharonHealyHealy]

I always say the true spicy eaters are Africans/nigerians. My Indian and Latino friends think they can handle spice until they try Nigerian food 😂😂😂

[@JonadzyVisuals]

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

[@ememk.3608]

A description and make up of the meals would really help people trying our foods for the first time. E.g. explaining to them that Moi-moi is made up of blended cowpeas, mixed with spices and seasoning and steamed. In my opinion, they'd have better appreciation of the meals.

[@jst4572]

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

[@bebeentertainment22]

I NEED TO SEE THISSSSSSS❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Lifewithlammy-c7y]

Fufurella really 😂…the girl in green sweater is more open minded to the food👍….Notin beats Nigerian jollof#proud Nigerian🇳🇬

[@Pkay89-m3d]

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

[@chinazorogboh8400]

helloo fellow 12 year old nigerian in U.k anyways moi moi isnt actually eaten with other stuff i mean sometimes with fish and u can have different types of soup or stew with fufu there is alson "garri" or "eba" u an also use that instead of fufu i recommend trying fufu and ocro soup or fufu and wait i forgot the name anyways . For jellof rice u can have with salad pure perfection ty for ur time bye

[@HippieDips]

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

[@Rhuthie_rae]

Fufurella🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rantsandfaves]

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

[@emetdara2999]

I don't know if they got a Nigerian to help with this but the Moi Moi could have been presented much better. Anyways, this was nice to watch. Love the different reactions from the team.

[@PraiseMichaelcdr]

Thank you we love a lot of spice

[@AkaNeph]

You can eat moi moi with jollof rice or pap sometimes I eat it with garri

[@nengifiedgamer7576]

3:09 it's not stew .. it's vegetable soup 😂

[@iknowbianca591]

I loveeeeeeeeee the Haitian rice shout out!! 🇭🇹

[@mschew110]

why wouldn't the moi moi be wrapped in banana leaf or something to maintain moisture?

[@praisenicodemus1634]

Try pounded yam and Egusi you will love it 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@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

[@chesterdamolester6990]

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

[@tami8458]

Racist.

[@coulorfully]

Never paired plaintain with chicken?? Sir de donde eres??

[@onuzuluchidumebi8951]

When we swallow fufu, eba, amala, semo I usually take very small dollops it's not big at alll

[@mfonsamuel4511]

She said it’s the best rice she’s ever had ❤

[@rmthegreatoracle]

I love love Monica. She is really the vibe.

[@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!

[@kezzy_kezzy]

lol why does that moi moi look dry 😂😂😂

[@zhakopeyemi5236]

Moi Moi go abroad, you say make he no dry

[@kezzy_kezzy]

@ 🤣🤣🤣

[@yolandetaffou3357]

0:01 Girl no one better than Cameroon🇨🇲 for me but yeah Nigeria indeed has very good food✨️

[@CrimsonStigmata]

Yes Haitian rice.

[@suzy2daboosie]

The best rice I've ever tried

[@Carmy0118]

Thx u🙏🏾​@@suzy2daboosie

[@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.

[@scotthearts9634]

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