dollynnn:
Orisirisi

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benebaby77:
Most people usually use Lagos to determine Yoruba's. There are a lot of Yoruba soups that are not being prepared in Lagos, and those who often Yoruba people don't have variety of soups have not been to other Yoruba states.

benebaby77:
Most people usually use Lagos to determine Yoruba's. There are a lot of Yoruba soups that are not being prepared in Lagos, and those who often Yoruba people don't have variety of soups have not been to other Yoruba states.

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

Dogalmighty17:
I don't know if they have soup o but what they have even the devil will not taste it twice. That's how during my service days when I was newly posted to Ota, I decided to go and have a taste of amala with that greenish soup that looks like baby poo.

I think everything was going well until midway into my meal tragedy struck. I was sweating so heavily due to how much pepper they added. Before I knew it, the need to immediate go to the toilet came upon me. I had to abandon my meal.

I rushed away from the restaurant looking for a public restroom to use. Non was available and it seemed I was going to defecate on my self. I felt like dying. After what seemed like an eternity, a nurse who noticed how uncomfortable I was, opened the restroom of a public health Care center there in Ota and I was able to get deliverance. Since then, anything yoruba I avoid.

Dogalmighty17:
I don't know if they have soup o but what they have even the devil will not taste it twice. That's how during my service days when I was newly posted to Ota, I decided to go and have a taste of amala with that greenish soup that looks like baby poo.

I think everything was going well until midway into my meal tragedy struck. I was sweating so heavily due to how much pepper they added. Before I knew it, the need to immediate go to the toilet came upon me. I had to abandon my meal.

I rushed away from the restaurant looking for a public restroom to use. Non was available and it seemed I was going to defecate on my self. I felt like dying. After what seemed like an eternity, a nurse who noticed how uncomfortable I was, opened the restroom of a public health Care center there in Ota and I was able to get deliverance. Since then, anything yoruba I avoid.

Dogalmighty17:
I don't know if they have soup o but what they have even the devil will not taste it twice. That's how during my service days when I was newly posted to Ota, I decided to go and have a taste of amala with that greenish soup that looks like baby poo.

I think everything was going well until midway into my meal tragedy struck. I was sweating so heavily due to how much pepper they added. Before I knew it, the need to immediate go to the toilet came upon me. I had to abandon my meal.

I rushed away from the restaurant looking for a public restroom to use. Non was available and it seemed I was going to defecate on my self. I felt like dying. After what seemed like an eternity, a nurse who noticed how uncomfortable I was, opened the restroom of a public health Care center there in Ota and I was able to get deliverance. Since then, anything yoruba I avoid.

Elizkid:
I’m Yoruba, and I agree that we don’t have a rich variety of soups, however hard it is to admit.

Alternatively, the better way to put it is Yoruba don’t have any unique soup apart from Ewedu and Gbegiri, both of which are very bland at best/

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

Appletek:
Your diet consists of dried stockfish and yellow garri with akpu. You too are opening mouth. Do you even know how stockfish entered your pot?

All of them were introduced during the civil war when Biafrans ran out of frogs and lizards to eat.

Okrika was dropped at Okrika beach. It was dropped for free to Biafrans but unfortunately, Biafrans picked them and sold them to Biafrans.

Okporoko was sent as aid from Norway. It was the head being dried and sent to your fathers instead of being thrown away. Biafran soldiers were sleeping with married Biafran women so the women could take stockfish back to their families.

palm oil was introduced into garri as an urgent aid to cure keashiokor ravaging Biafrans caused by lack of Vitamin A, and tocopherol and tocotrienol antioxidants.

There is no history of Okporoko, Okrika and stockfish in Igboland before the Biafran war.

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

Dogalmighty17:
I don't know if they have soup o but what they have even the devil will not taste it twice. That's how during my service days when I was newly posted to Ota, I decided to go and have a taste of amala with that greenish soup that looks like baby poo.

I think everything was going well until midway into my meal tragedy struck. I was sweating so heavily due to how much pepper they added. Before I knew it, the need to immediate go to the toilet came upon me. I had to abandon my meal.

I rushed away from the restaurant looking for a public restroom to use. Non was available and it seemed I was going to defecate on my self. I felt like dying. After what seemed like an eternity, a nurse who noticed how uncomfortable I was, opened the restroom of a public health Care center there in Ota and I was able to get deliverance. Since then, anything yoruba I avoid.

TonyBby:
Efo riro(different varieties gure, tete, shoko, ebolo), ilasa, ewedu, eku, gbegiri. What i grew up to know 'bout yoruba soups! Egusi, I don't bout the originality.

Gboom:

Let me add to your list of vegetable soup; Effirin (scent leaf), ewuro (bitter leaf), worowo, efo igba etc.

Armaggedon:
All this garbage because your fellow Yoruba admitted to your lack of native cuisines. Even his defence is a further proof to your lack of native soups. Okro and black soups he mentioned are native to Igbos and Edos respectively.

Killerofpigs:
How do you make noise over what you claim to have.

Traveling around the SW, it's obvious that they don't have a rich variety of soups like the IGBos and the people from the SS region

Yoruba cuisine can be compared to Benin Republic and the North. In these zones everything they eat is bland.

Period

Ttipsy:
One Yoruba soup I knw is pounded watery beans
Gbegiri or something

agadez007:
The soup he mention no even reach 5 self

Elizkid:
I’m Yoruba, and I agree that we don’t have a rich variety of soups, however hard it is to admit.

Alternatively, the better way to put it is Yoruba don’t have any unique soup apart from Ewedu and Gbegiri, both of which are very bland at best/

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?
This man is funny.
I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex

spiceadole:
Only eforiro?
Does that even qualify as soup?

This man is funny.


I was born and bred in Yorubaland.
Baba,Yoruba no get soup..No vex