What $ 5 can GET you in a GHANA MARKET || COST of Living on BUDGET || WEST AFRICA Sunyani

[@Erica-ls7bp]

Tati thank you so much for always remembering to translate to English for us. It's so very kind and thoughtful of you. I know how time consuming it is to do that, so I wanted you to know how much we appreciate you. May God bless you for it.

[@TatianaHaina]

Amen 🙏🏼

[@elchangobananero3206]

@@TatianaHaina wow five dollar is to moch tomato onion ginger ajos peper red rise bif Maggi salsa wow for 5 dollar 😳 sorry for My inglés I AM from centro américa My lenguaje is español 😁😁🤚 bles You My contry is el salvador My president is NAYIB BUKELE AM happy by 🤚🤚🤚🤚🤚🤚🤚🤚

[@farouminyaljok9605]

Tatiana are you married?

[@farouminyaljok9605]

@@TatianaHaina are you married

[@LordRothschild666]

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[@Thehonestruth]

I love how everyone gives a little bit more than asked at the market. Looks delicious 😊

[@derekdolcy5839]

Hi 👋 there Sophie juggvae yes true 🤩🤩🤩👍😎

[@bldmyamean8352]

Cuz dey be tryna hustle yamsain. Making dat hard work. Dem basketball Americans just be shootin stealin and robbin yamsain?

[@sclstl]

@@bldmyamean8352 chile what?

[@ucouldneva3906]

@@sclstl 😂😂😂

[@Saint_Judah]

@@bldmyamean8352 what in the hell is goin on in your head sir

[@medfitconsultant]

I like Ghana 🇬🇭...and Ghanaians. Nice and well behave people. The pride of Africa. Bless....

[@andreadiassilvapedroso6642]

Eu não gosto , come cachorros 😢

[@BiswajitGarai-xb7bb]

Hygiene is banned in Africa 🤮🤮🤮

[@birdman1843]

I was in Acra once , when I came back home to Miami I realized how much I took for granted .

[@Amigo-wo2ku]

I bet her mother can do all this for $2.50! Because Tatiana did not haggle on the price when buying, which is an essential part of their culture!

[@chiro5041]

lol isn't that like every culture?

[@savannahshane2231]

@@chiro5041 Not at all. You don't haggle in America culture, to my knowledge, and you don't in Australia, New Zealand, and I'd assume the UK. All are white countries predominantly, but each has their own culture.

[@princessmeek5632]

@@savannahshane2231 im in the uk/ireland and i haggle LMAO haggle culture is everywhere

[@EBO47]

@@savannahshane2231 big world open your eyes at least every race has that 1 person ...it's 10$ aye let me get it for 6 $

[@savannahshane2231]

@@EBO47 There is a difference between the odd person haggling, and haggling being an ingrained and expected part of your culture.

[@BesttBi]

You see how each market seller gave a little bit more than you asked. That's love. They taking care of their customers. :)

[@skysthelimitforeveryoung3437]

I love how the whole family sits around and eats from one bowl while chatting your big cooking skills. What love I see in Africa. I want to be there so bad to feel the love. Nothing like African vibes.

[@irenedavo3768]

Where in Africa?

[@Lemlem7682]

I hope you know that Africa is not a country but a continent.. When you say Africa which part of Africa you're talking about?

[@maxik4181]

People tend to eat from their individual plates now

[@stephenford6132]

A lot of people don’t know Africa is made up of 54 countries because they refuse to read or ask questions

[@Xoxogossipgurl]

Move there!!!

[@dragonsbane2]

As a African-Caribbean man born in Jamaica 🇯🇲, I naturally feel connected watching and listening to Sister 🙂.. I’m subscribing, Keep up the excitement work 😘!

[@Award247]

Africa is beautiful, the people are awesome and kind, I appreciate the fact that they even add you surplus after purchase. Tatiana I think you'll have to invite me to Ghana someday

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Ghana's colorful outdoor markets and exotic foods make a very interesting watch from our foreigner perspective.Thanks Tati.

[@TatianaHaina]

Really appreciate you watching it

[@cfaz6763]

I'm a private Chef here in America, I adore these kind of videos because it helps me cook authentic meals for my clients! Thanks so much for this :)

[@nachobrigante6581]

Oh a private chef. 😂

[@oman-oman4973]

Hi I miss you❤

[@SanjukumariSah_33]

African peoples are beautiful from heart ❤️❤️❤️ love from India. 🙏

[@mimikeita1184]

Thank you buddy

[@iz.6802]

@@mimikeita1184 love from Iran 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@follow-me-lead-the-way]

Ummm maybe certain parts but to blanket statement the whole continent is just lies. Because the atrocities that go on over there is anything but beautiful hearts

[@Sohum009]

Everyone is beautiful from the heart . The ugliness is the head

[@Lemlem7682]

Indian are so beautiful 😍 🤩 👌

[@HeadlessYouTuber]

I'm here to watch this video again after it won Video of the Year at the Ghana KZbin Creators Awards. Congrats Tatiana ❤️❤️❤️

[@TatianaHaina]

Headleeeesssssssss oh wow this is so beautiful to read. Thanks sooo much and I love this KZbin family 😍 and congratulations to you toooo

[@AfrodityJones]

We can’t use $5.00 to cook for ourselves in America. This is amazingly awesome!

[@meeeeeee-uz1im]

Obviously the exchange rate is much higher there do you not understand world economics the American dollar is king

[@sharoncooke8846]

Nothing but the truth.

[@jaykneegarner2479]

Oh,yes you can! You may not get meat but you can put a simple meal together for $5.

[@5T4YM4D]

never compare it to your country

[@jessicam653]

Ecuador located in south america you can prepare a lunch for $5

[@dayannamora333]

Loved how everyone put in a little extra for you ☺️ I’m in America and $5 won’t get me more than the meat. Great video and it looked delicious 😋

[@Dana-mb2hk]

Yes 👍 that would have cost triple the price in USA

[@yeshuaischrist9951]

@@Dana-mb2hk THE MEAT IS DISGUSTING. YOU CAN EAT HEALTHY IN THE US FOR CHEAP, YOU NEED TO ALWAYS GROW YOUR OWN. RICE AND BEANS ARE REALLY CHEAP. ESPECIALLY TODAY BECAUSE YOU NEED TO BUY MORE , NOT THESE SMALL AMOUNTS THAT SHE IS BUYING.

[@Unclerubesdailyvideos91]

shoot what state do you live in ? $5 here in Mississippi won't get you any kind of beef or chicken for a meal, lunch meat maybe. here one lb of beef tips is $14.

[@landonfise8321]

Won’t even get you the meat 😭

[@dayannamora333]

i know that guys i just think its nice to see how others live and cook. I also live alone with my son so we don't eat much. I know other homes have larger families. My best friend from high school is from Kenya so thought the food look similar :)

[@nievelopez5289]

It is so amazing that most of the markets are controlled by women, love it!!! I would make it my mission to learn from them, they are simply, amazing!!!

[@021-]

All of african people are so kind and lovley 😍 Respect to Ghana From Iran 😍

[@dont375]

@Nachos Andcheese Irrelevant comment. Please find you some happiness so you don’t have to be miserable on the internet 😂

[@kiab.6559]

Respect to Ghana from America🥰

[@maxik4181]

Respect to u in iran

[@021-]

@@maxik4181 🧡💙🧡

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

You need to put an advertisement every 5 min so you can make some money for making such nice videos. Some people only see places like this in documentaries. The camera work is excellent and you keep things moving along and interesting. Great video 👍

[@boyinblue.]

Agreed, she could be making some nice money from this.

[@sixthousandblankets]

No. Bad advice. That would drive viewers away.

[@coldplayfan7357]

Can't she get money from her videos without putting on ads? Like by getting enough views and subscribers?

[@KingRidley]

She could do a Patreon

[@Princesshadassha]

What a lovely meal and lovely people too

[@KobaKashOwt21]

She cook those vegetables like a champ. No cutting board or nothing! You go girl❤

[@leawilliams6461]

I really enjoyed watching you shop at the amazing outdoor market and then prepare such a delicious looking meal! In the US, $5 wouldn’t even buy the meat for such a dish. I support a beautiful Christian Ministry in Ghana and have watched the Pastor and his lovely wife prepare similar dishes outside the Mission House just the way you did here. What an amazing talent🙏🏼💞Thank you for sharing!

[@izzudinhakimi7665]

The woman who sells rice are so generous .. i love watching this kind of act... Love your content from Malaysia😊💕

[@84jordie]

If you realise from the video, dorang pun makan ikan selayang goreng. 😀😀

[@izzudinhakimi7665]

@@84jordie betul .. aku pon dh biasa hidup susah mcmni.. masa kecik2😊

[@kofiantwi8755]

What did she do?

[@a.konadu4010]

The local rice is so fragrant and tastes so good but the removing of the stones makes it not worth the trouble. Sometimes you can't even find all the stones and can bite in to one while eating. Thanks for the video 🙏🏾

[@charlesdalko8429]

Sweetie no in America u can not use $5 to cook I grew up in NYC but am Ghanaian

[@gireesh2665]

💘💘💘💘💘

[@Ουρανία-ψ7σ]

I'll take that any day vs arsenic in rice fields saturating consumer rice

[@driversseat1707]

Why do do many of the African cities look so dry? And where are the roads abd sidewalks?

[@infozone9601]

@@driversseat1707 it's sunny ☀️😎 what were you expecting, snow? 😂

[@joyceopoku7626]

Wow this lady made me feel at home from scratch to finishing how everyone is enjoying the dinner. Good job girl 👍🙌🏽👍💕👌🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@doodles3075]

My grandsons father is Ghanaian, went to vist him and the rest of the family. Absolutely loved Ghana and the people.❤️ Love watching your videos as it brings back some wonderful happy memories. Could virtually smell the gorgeous smells coming from your cooking. Thankyou for translating to English it means so much as we can still join in.

[@samanthamcdonagh7856]

The chemistry between you and the guy selling the meat was so charming.

[@ashokrayvenn]

WOW...stumbled open this channel. Such a charismatic hostess. Well done. Love to watch local market videos. Love seeing the smiles all around, especially from the hostess. Really curious how the meat market kept the flies away from the raw meat.

[@IGot7RevtinyArmyStayOnceBlink]

Yeah I was wondering that too.

[@chiefrocka6983]

Yes she has beautiful personality

[@AuditingNYCnExtChapter]

TIME FOR CHANGE AUDITS IS COMING TO KZbin 12 DAYS

[@nanaadjoasakyi]

They sometimes burn the peels or skin of oranges or limes. It drives the flies away.

[@thoaitaitran109]

I love how peoples smiling and talking so nice with each other. It's a great community!

[@latricec4407]

I was able to get one pack of chicken thighs (2 small and 2 big) for $4.35 USD... luckily I had potatoes already at home... The cost of food is killing us here too

[@Dana-mb2hk]

Yes ppl here in the US are homeless and starving!!!!

[@charlesshelton-h8o]

She’s Awesome ! Love from your AFRO BABA & MAMA Brothers,Sisters Aunties,Uncles USA, as we reintroduce our Afro communities to ways of cooking like our families on the African continent. ❤😉

[@openminded6285]

As an African American it amazes me on how you all do with so little. Honestly I can’t imagine living how you all do but ironically I feel I’d be happier if I did. You all laugh, smile and are very family and community oriented. African Americans are oblivious to how blessed we truly are. Currently I’m taking the steps to build passive income in America so I could live somewhere in Africa. Great video

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

Why don't you relocate to Ghana or another African country? I live in Africa, 99% of the population dreams of getting out of there, even the rich help their kids settle in the West. It all looks fun, but they have terrible problems like corruption at all levels and major dishonesty issues embedded in then mentality. Ghanaian women love twisting things and creating a scandal out of nothing.

[@maxik4181]

@@elladapetrosyan9610 lol

[@jalangrady4657]

I visit Ghana last year and would love to visit there if I can still make money here in the US. I love how you can put US dollars in an ATM there and get cedis for a small fee.

[@tias.6675]

Anyone who doesn't have to deal with chemically altered food/junk food or technology everywhere is very blessed to me.

[@stand777]

@@tias.6675 nobody is forcing you to buy chemically altered food/junk.

[@ashleyelisabeth6397]

This is amazing! I spent $50 on a tiny bag of groceries the other day. It only had a few things I needed that I forgot to pick up the last time I went shopping. And I only shop for myself.

[@BiggestHaterEVER]

Im saying, 3-5 things from walmart can cost like 30/40 dollars with no exaggeration.

[@Dana-mb2hk]

I bought groceries yesterday I had 4 small bags no meat no vegetables, 130 dollars!!!

[@Dana-mb2hk]

@@BiggestHaterEVER yes indeed !!! Toilet paper and paper towels 35 to 40 dollars with tax !!!

[@BovUuuo00111]

Because their country is lower economic rate than your country that's why it looks cheaper

[@m1515]

Lol and? Ghana's average salary is ~600$, with minimum wage of 150$. You Americans always just think about how cheap everywhere is. Just for you though.

[@travelsphereuk-7090]

I am Bengali but live in 🇬🇧 and i absolutely love this video. Reminds me of my home country Bangladesh. Such an authentic video. I wish i can give this lady another £20 to go splash on any food she wants and upload a video. May Allah guide & keep her happy like she is on this video. Ameen.

[@AuditingNYCnExtChapter]

TIME FOR CHANGE AUDITS IS COMING TO KZbin 12 DAYS

[@Treasures776]

Jesus Christ is KING

[@travelsphereuk-7090]

@@Treasures776 Jesus I love him too. He is in Quran. Very mighty. LOVE JESUS ❤️

[@nebhalabir1201]

@@Treasures776 ❤️❤️✝️

[@Willowtree82]

Why don't go home and be with your motherland and help her?

[@christopherort2889]

Wow. I'm impressed with how you managed your money, and the food you prepared looks really good. Good job. Respect from the USA.

[@Iloveindonesian]

beautiful country🇬🇭. greetings from Indonesia🇲🇨

[@lettymelanin5104]

I didn't know that there are Muslim people in Ghana. I love how Ghanaians have humility most of them gave you extra stuff

[@debbiequevedo7792]

I am in NC USA and yes I can feed my family for $5. I would not get as many different things but I spend less than $10 for every meal I fix for 5 people. Maybe it's just easy for me because I am from the country and my husband is from Mexico. Even now with inflation and rising food prices, I just did my grocery shopping for 5 people for 2 weeks and spent $97.17. Before the prices went up I would spend between $55.00-$65.00 every 2 weeks.

[@KingRidley]

So what do you end up making for your $5 meal?

[@woodenNL]

@@KingRidley spaghetti with ketchup

[@Paulscottrock]

@@woodenNL you can buy rice and beans at the dollar tree. Flatbread, wheat bread, white bread, pasta, sauce, tea canned fruit, soup, pickles and salad dressing. All for 1.25 each. At Aldi’s you can buy produce very reasonable. you can make bean soup for 5 people with a little ham or pork. Chili with a pound of burger. Pasta for 5 for 5 dollars , tacos with a lb of burger, you can stop ll buy chicken pretty cheap if you are lucky real cheap. Pork is cheap. A dozen egged are now 3 dollars. Kids eat oatmeal Bananas and apples. You get 2 packs chicken soup in a box. ALDIs cheese hasn’t gone up it’s still 2 dollars. Burger is 4 or 5 dollars a pound unless you buy the big 10 pound thing which if I’m shopping for 5 people I’m buying that. A bag of potato’s is 5 dollars. Butter 3 dollars Pancake mix is 2 bucks or 1.25 at the dollar tree.

[@daniellanana6677]

Hello Tatiana and her lovely family, nice to see you using local ingredients and utensils. Please keep, use as much as you can. LOVELY

[@TatianaHaina]

Alright dear 😃

[@lucyzellars6230]

Such beautiful smiles, a sense of family and togetherness among the people, God’s ☮️ and blessings always.

[@BRaff-hl4ip]

What strikes me is the gratitude and cheerfulness of the people who have so little and simplicity of their outdoor kitchen.

[@thisisnyx]

Makes you feel like you’re there, always wanted to visit Africa and explore the beautiful culture and people. Love your content keep it up❤❤

[@TatianaHaina]

Very true

[@brinaanna9720]

Yes, actually. I've made meals with $5, for a family of six. My grandmother always said, if you have the staples, you can make anything. Beans, rice, potatoes.

[@Death_the_Kid]

This was really nice to watch and get a glimpse of a different culture. All the ingredients had my mouth watering and I just ate 😂 Greetings from 🇲🇽

[@ekowdaniels1837]

I like your relationship with Sister Ajara, it's always nice to have a big sister or big brother that you have a good relationship with. Your content is always nice and you never disappoint.

[@mikaomiable]

This pops out of the recommendation. Something to do with me watching people's different cultures. I'm glad It came to me. It's rare to see vlogs about African culture and country. I would love to see more. 🙂

[@Raua12]

I love how much in common our counties have despite being so far away! The herring, the currency being almost 1 = 1, the cost of some of the things (like onion) being very similar. What we don't have are fun markets, instead it is all the same 3 stores everywhere with the same expensive food (except onion and potatoes because they grow well here). Only one cedi for so many peppers was a shock! They must grow well in Ghana! Here in Sweden they are not grown commercially, but imported. Although many people with warm and sunny windows grow them for themselves indoors. Ghana seems like a lovely place, and the people kind and generous. I was once fed by my Ghanian neighbours, they made the most delicious grilled chicken. Thinking about it, I actually gave them a chilli plant as thanks, haha!

[@kolyaursaki1466]

Yes Europe is good but not in all ways

[@djembe555]

Hello from USA. I love to hear your Ghanaian accent with English, it sounds so nice. The cost of living is much lower of course but you are cooking that natural food 🥑 so nice 💯👊🏾

[@abhilashbhardwaj5966]

As an Indian, when I see rice, ginger, garlic and tomato.. I feel happy😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@xsystem1]

onions too...

[@usmanmughal410]

Don't laugh on other's food price

[@xsystem1]

@@usmanmughal410 🤓

[@MARSHAJAN1983]

@@usmanmughal410 Who's laughing?

[@nachobrigante6581]

And your neighbors are truly smiling too if you cook Indian every day 🤮

[@camcamb3373]

If you purchased 3 potatoes 3 carrots, 2tomatoes,1onion, walmart white lond grain rice for 1.47usd,and walmart chicken gizzards for 2.13usd, which all coming from USA , then you can make a stew for family of 2 or 3..Even no need to go to the dollar store where is nothing but poison there anyway.This is extreme budgeting to survive on the basic food .People can learn to shop and budget then they can save money.

[@ek2137]

Tatiana you are so gracious to share your shopping, cooking and partaking of the food with us. Thank you.

[@mgr4803]

My new favorite channel I’m Mexican living in the USA its nice to see other countries cultures and ways of living! Love your videos Tati

[@tatisosothevenin2370]

Haaa! Yesterday I went to the market my oatmeal bread was $4.39 - Milk in the 🇺🇸 is almost $5.00 a gallon, I also brought 3 🍅 tomatoes for $4.49. Great content Tatiana, good to see Sis. Ajara.

[@TatianaHaina]

That’s interesting 😃

[@dfaro8453]

Yup that’s how it is in the US. But as a reminder we have higher paying jobs. Even someone who never congratulated High School will make more money than most Africans. But still life is expensive in America 🤦🏽‍♂️ so that’s why you work, save your money and when you think you have enough then you migrate to a cheaper country.

[@miltamarcial6181]

Wow Amazing all that would of cost me more then 50.00 us dollars ...market was so nice and everybody so friendly ...that's it I'm moving !

[@ntlocal6345]

I love African people, and I do love the food. One love, enjoying the video from Papua New Guinea.

[@marybornmusic]

Thank you Tati for sharing this amazing market trip. The vendors at your market are very generous. I can't wait to make peanut butter soup 🍲 Love from America! ❤️❤️ 🇺🇸❤️

[@ashokkumar-se5sl]

SHE WORKED IN FUKREY 3 HINDI MOVIE ALSO

[@coldplayfan7357]

One thing i found interesting was none of the vegetable vendors weigh the veggies before selling them, Here in India almost every seller has weighing machine which they use to weigh the amount of food and then ask for the appropriate price based on it

[@vincentclay4444]

That looks good you did a good job it's all nice to see my beautiful black queens cooking food what a blessing to me I wish I can come there and stay forever God bless everyone in family I love you

[@mooncakerabbithender7203]

This was amazing to watch, and your cooking looked so delicious, I loved the rice balls , Thank you for sharing with us

[@audchy8941]

Well done, Tati! I didn’t think the money will be enough for such a yummy looking meal. In the US, this will cost me $25 maybe $30. Living on a budget is very important especially in Ghana. 👏🏽👏🏽

[@TatianaHaina]

Oh very true 😃

[@emilemarie3804]

I enjoyed the vibe ❤️😘

[@woosangichoi1164]

@@TatianaHaina asdhsflutweithfwgi

[@rickjohnson6333]

A lot of people do not eat this well in the US for $5.00.

[@MelissaThompson432]

You definitely need to be a clever shopper. While it's growing season, try to find a farm stand in someone's yard, or a free farmers' market where the people who sell don't have to pay a fee. That keeps your cost down. Buy meat on sale in big packages and divide it at home. Don't buy only what your recipe calls for, on the day you are cooking; you'll pay more. When you're cooking with meat, use it like Tatiana uses her dried fish: for flavor. Make legumes (peanuts in this case) and rice the bulk of the meal. Beans, peas, lentils, etc, are tasty and satisfying. Potatoes are inexpensive, but get sweet potatoes if you have a choice; they're more nutritious. Rice is pretty affordable. Peanut butter and tomato paste, buy the cheapest kind; the cost is in the packaging. Don't pay for the name brand. You can't eat a name. Try to avoid depending on wheat and corn; they will leave you empty and unsatisfied and you'll eat more. Over time, you learn....

[@FloEunice]

New American subscriber here 🥺🥰 this was so beautiful to watch and the food looks good and delicious. Groceries here cost about $120-$150 for one to two ppl depending on what I get from the grocery store and markets. $5 for a whole family is incredible and amazing . I am loving your content, keep it up 🥰

[@MtnGirll]

Maybe for you. I live on that much for a whole month.

[@Iloverebel]

I spent 130$ a week for two people and two cats, so that’s a great estimate lol

[@samjosh4hjbf]

I spent $75 a week for 2 people and that includes wine/beer. Without that I’m looking at $40-$50 a week and I live in California. I also cook every meal at home and don’t buy prepared, canned, or frozen. It all depends on what you eat. I’m picky so fried potatoes, rice and chicken are great for me. As for my husband he is Russian so big meals with loads of veggies.

[@oman-oman4973]

Hi I miss you❤

[@sofiaalonzo807]

The people are so friendly and lively.

[@rikayangu3833]

thanks for sharing, I have never been to west africa but im looking forward to the time I will visit.I love the african markets where you can take just exactly what you need.

[@d-meth]

They're opening stores where you can buy grains, nuts, etc all over US now. You have to have (or buy) a reusable container too so no more of those damn plastic bags. Most supermarkets have produce by weight too. The butchers sell meat by weight as well. I'd rather buy meat inside and refrigerated.

[@leodragon9483]

Rika yangu...do you actually know what your name means in swahili language??..it means 'my agemate'.....are you swahili speaker?

[@justjiggly6705]

Hello from America. I loved your video. I can feed my family of four for 5 dollars but it wouldn't be as nice of a meal and would definitely not have leftover ingredients. The prices here are much higher but it can be done. Most people here are spoiled to excessive spending in my opinion. 10 dollars would be an easier budget meal in America. Thank you for the wonderful video. Your personality is lovely.

[@joshmiller1928]

What do you get for $5?

[@justjiggly6705]

@@joshmiller1928 put it in KZbin there's tons of videos about cooking for a family on a tight budget some as low as 4 bucks that I've seen. Would leave the channel info but last time I did that it was a violation of community standards.

[@fakeapplestore4710]

lies

[@Lefouu]

Hey Tati, we had similar grinder here in Indonesia. But it is made of river stone. Really interesting to see diff countries with similar bits left and right

[@alliemackenzie1575]

I'd definitely watch a monetized video about that!

[@patelnitin5939]

I don't how to describe but everything in that video it amazing ,local market,local people, the way you prepared the food neat and clean, I just seen this video for first time video and I am like wow

[@ag_p4007]

if you see at 1:45 they even have Indomie out there

[@freewithnature]

I’m so in love with everyone’s vibe 😌 So calming and loving.

[@MossbergFats]

u have such an awesome laugh. when u laugh i laugh. id love to experience. culture and the people in it

[@chaopanofasia8490]

It was like a big open air marketplace 😁 Was it in Accra? I was surprised of the rice 😁 As a Filipino It made me happy seeing the rice, onion, garlic and ginger.

[@joebidet2050]

Yes Agree reminds of market and food philippines

[@mercydickson4578]

Very useful blog for those of us who want to see current price of food stuffs in Ghana.

[@jr3kg3]

As a little girl, I use to watch my grandma cut up EVERYTHING in her hand and it always amazed me... I miss her SO SI MUCH

[@BESTOFTHEBEST123]

Nice to see different cultures around the world love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 South Asia ❤️ 🇬🇭

[@Xgirl1998]

I don’t why but this looks so beautiful, like I live in America and the feeling I get from this video…. It’s like the culture, the community we just don’t have that over here

[@jessicajones8872]

They stick together America go against each other We will never win

[@SammiTheSweetheart327]

I really, really enjoyed this video. There's no way $5 would feed even just me and my son, so this is amazing to me. It looks soo tasty and I love seeing how others live in different places. Thanks for sharing. 💜

[@pascalmendy2608]

Hello grande soeur mille bravo, tu nous fait aimer l'afrique de plus en plus. Je suis toujours content de voir tes vidéos car cela apporte la joie que dieu soit près de toutes ta familly et toi. Bonne continuation.

[@pascalmendy2608]

☺

[@nevermore4971]

I visited there in January of 2020. I spent two weeks…one In Accra and one in Kumasi. Gorgeous country and lovely people and delicious food ❤️

[@laniakeas92]

It's very smart to use peanut butter for your stock. It's nutritious and makes you full for a very long period of time. I'm amazed how skilled you are while only using several kitchen appliances.

[@tomekaminorpharmdrph.9908]

I really love your channel. I’m a new subbie. I came across your channel while recovering from spine surgery. This is my 6th. I’m bouncing back each time and walking on my own. I pray for increase for you and your family. Loving your channel.

[@aggiekromah6254]

Tatiana thank you for making things well understood😁👏👏👏❤️

[@MonaLisa-fp8ys]

From America and I’m just fascinated with what my roots could possibly live like. Thank you sista because the way American portray thing is totally different your country looks like home and everyone seems so nice 💙❤️💛‼️

[@OblongPolkaDots]

I stumbled across your channel in the suggestions. Feeding your family a delicious, nourishing meal for $5 is extraordinary! In contrast, we are a family of 5 and live in Seattle, WA, USA. Our food budget is $1000/month. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@bonfacewachira3297]

Sounds cheaper than KENYA 🇰🇪

[@joebidet2050]

5 dollars is a good salary in ghana

[@bayasgalantsogtgerel3346]

I mean if you assume that a month has 30 days and you’re eating 3 meals a day it comes down to feeding your family of for 11.11$ per meal which doesn’t sound to bad.

[@joebidet2050]

@@bayasgalantsogtgerel3346 and the salary is 20 times higher in Seattle than Ghana

[@thephilosopher5799]

Wow your budget is very high now on Americas standards, ours is $350-$400.

[@BoydXplorer]

Tnx 4 sharing the cost of living in Ghana. The food you cooked looks yummy 🇬🇭👍

[@jefferyneedham1581]

As a cook in the Marines I have made just about everything and I'll tell you that I'd be glad to have you cooking along side me any day. The people of Ghana seem so friendly and such a beautiful people and I wish you much luck and many blessings.. Thank you for sharing

[@Saucy17]

I cannot cook a meal for $5.00 for my family out here in America, I appreciate and respect you so much! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽♥️

[@igors.787]

In Ghana people make $200 a months. In US $4000.

[@pbj0815]

You really could! Maybe no meat but lots of veggies and pasta/rice 😋😋😋

[@zynthesis]

If you can't make a meal for $5 there's something wrong with where you shop and what you make.

[@zeezee990]

I can do it... small bag of rice $1.00 and just bought small bag of chicken legs from Aldi's $4.00.. already have salt and pepper at home

[@siskacintaindonesia8630]

The price almost same in here. Nice video miss tati, regards from Jakarta, Indonesia. Jesus Christ bless you and family of Ghana.

[@diseproject2986]

Ehh..Kak ada logo indomie pas mbk nya beli bawang putih ,

[@alvingregory7277]

@@diseproject2986 bukan cuma Indomie doang, ada sarden juga....produk Indo emang banyak dijual di daerah Afrika

[@sjb5169]

Who elses mouth is watering just thinking about how good that stew steam must smell? 😋

[@psleep4255]

Tati, you have AMAZING knife skills. I consider myself talented but no way would I trust myself not to cut my fingers up! I loved going on your market trip and how everyone seemed to give a bit more at each stall. I’m from the USA and that would rarely if ever happen here. Thank you again! 🙌❤️🤩🥰

[@CliffordFrimps]

The vendors added a bit because she went to the market with a camera😅😂

[@humblymelanated2804]

This was a joy to watch. Well done Sis & Family 👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾.

[@soniadaniel6295]

The smile on the Meat man face. I will try cooking with $5 in NYC but I know it will be a challenge

[@malindaqueen3203]

Queen Tatiana is putting Sunyani on the map. God bless you sister 👍

[@TatianaHaina]

To the world 🥰🤣

[@augustinasarpong8719]

Tatiana you are making me miss sunyani so so much ,i remember when you came to visit me with your children and ala at my moms house at Beampo waters in sunyani ✌✌✌✌✌

[@mysisterskeeper5913]

I love how they have the product separated but always give a little extra

[@dabbleabit]

Used to work in the Ghanaian embassy in the uk, lovely people, nice to see a bit of the country, definitely have to go to Ghana for an holiday sometime soon.

[@ghiablanca]

I love that u chop the onion with your hands and not using some chopping board. But it was ok i did that one time and my finger got cut 😁😂😂 so only professionals do that ✨👏👍👍

[@trdway5887]

In india all Housewife even man can cut onion in hands, it's normal for us🙏, hare krishna 🙏

[@rebeccaj210]

I love this so much! So glad I clicked on this video! I have a very similar cooking style in that I measure the ingredients with my heart. Thank you for sharing this recipe and for showing the market. I love your personality and I really enjoyed watching the whole video. ❤️😊

[@TatianaHaina]

❤️

[@oman-oman4973]

Hi I miss you❤

[@JoshuaAdu]

Wow!. The 1¢ pepper is 6.99€ in Germany . I can't wait to drop this Xmax to enjoy authentic Gh dishes.

[@dorabritt2009]

Very impressive for the price and preparation. I wish we could buy all this for five dollars in US.

[@TG-hf1gx]

Greetings from San Francisco, CA🙋🏾🌉 I subscribed today.✅ My first time seeing your video and it was awesome!💯 You don't have any tricks or gimmicks. Thank you.🙏🏾 I really loved seeing an authentic day in the life of a Ghanaian. Absolutely fabulous to see so many women entrepreneurs in the market.👸🏾💰 The way you narrate and give step by step instructions on the meal was captivating. African cuisine is so delicious!!!!🍲 The camera man makes funny joke!😂 You have a beautiful family! Babies so cute! 💖👶🏾💖👶🏾💖👶🏾 Would love to see a church service.💒 God bless you ✝️🕊️

[@lorisanchez2469]

I will never complain about not having enough counter space again.

[@mishzguafa]

I bet it taste so yummy!!! Back in university days, I sometimes will spend my weekend at my Kenyan and Nigerian girls house. They always cook a nice food and have thought me how to cook the Kenyan chicken curry and then Nigerian chicken red tomato stew. I always love the flavour and still cook it at least once a month until now. I met few of Ghanaian girls back in Uni days too and everyone always so lovely.

[@dhelix85]

I love how everybody puts just a little more in the bag, and gave you advice on preparing her rice! That market looks like so much fun. I noticed you did separate transaction with the first lady where you bought garlic, is that normal?

[@FannyraParra]

This is the type of KZbinr that I support.

[@indianahoneybee8852]

Wow. I just spent $369 for 2 adults and one child for a week's worth of meals and i bought the least expensive things 🐝

[@simplegirlslifestyle261]

At the Whole Foods market?:) I shop at TJ and spend $300 per person per months.

[@indianahoneybee8852]

@@simplegirlslifestyle261 I live in a tiny little town...population under 1400. We only have one private grocery store 🐝

[@sag4938]

As an indian so had you on the ingredients as its quite similar to what we use till you reached cow meat which is holy for us and we worship it... But amazed to see so many other similarities between two cultures

[@himani1769]

Yes it's sad🥺 to see cows getting butchered