Samantha124:
But how do you guys cook chicken and tripe altogether?

How will you be able to taste each flavour when cooked altogether?

patoranfire:
dnt think i can eat dat!!!

Samantha124:
7. Braai. I don't know what you guys call it, but I believe it's some sort of a barbecue.. It goes well with pap, chakalaka, and some salad... I personally prefer it with cold pap.. There's something about that cold pap and braai..

Sleekfingers:




That's their dishes. Which one be local dishes?

IkeIgboNiile:


Many indigenous dishes in Nigeria can be prepared without meat or fish. Here in the east, there are a dozen local dishes that have no business with meat or fish.
Also i never said having goat meat classifies a meal as white people food. I mean they don't have local dishes that can be prepared with onions,maggi,theme and other foreign condiments that Africans got from our association with the white man.

Jahwinaboy:
Those dishes somehow appears a bit foreign to me. I couldn't point out one outstanding native dish. Well, their dishes

Bahamas95:
Most of the food look irritating to me.

MichaelSokoto:

miss wetin?

pls come down to Nigeria & eat real food!

Blackdisciple:
South Africa eat like white people na...

As for me I keep my dope fufu closer who cares

Segzy19:
Rubbish foods!

Everything is pap and meat! They hardly eat seafoods (fish, snail, prawn, crayfish etc)...

DAVIDELUXED:
OMG I'm a meat person and I find it tasty.
Do you guys have soup. The pap I guess is semovita.
Have you tried Ogbono soup or banga soup.

Samantha124:
No, we don't.

airsaylongcome:


So what would qualify as "native"? These foods are cooked with items readily found in South Africa. The OP mentioned pap and samp and we (Nigerians) are already criticizing them that it's not like our pap.

Jahwinaboy:
. I was expecting to see one or two unusual soup, vegetable. Different Assorted meat dishes na im plenty pass. You know na . Obviously, we got lots of local dishes here. It's all good

mariahAngel:


Would you think I was forming if I had stated I didn't like rice?

Own your swallows, abeg! 🙄
I no like am be say I no like am.



Na by force to like swallows? 🙄

Samantha124:
Are you lesbian? Because your profile states that you're a female.

Samantha124:
What you guys talk of soup, what are you referring to? Because I keep seeing some of you mentioning soup over and over again.

I've never eaten Nigerian food before.

ImpregnaTor:
Most Nigerians here sound a bit ignorant

Expecting south Africa to have similar food as our's and even getting surprised they are not eating swallows etc

like come on South Africa and Nigeria are very far from each other, So we really don't have much in common. Most of our tropical crops here too can't be grown in south Africa, there are some difference in our weather, climate and vegetations, hence most crops found here are not common there.

We can only expect some level of similarities in
our food with our west African brothers.

Southies are meat, bread and pap people

airsaylongcome:


Na "rich" people na hin fit afford assorted meats o. And most of what you describe is mostly southern Nigeria style "local" food. I'm sure if you see local food from northern Nigeria, you go hesitate before you try am. Let's not forget that "local" food for some Nigerian na dog meat that many other Nigerians will run away from eating.

Postinor:
hmm,all these south africa foods look like faeces

Samantha124:
Even though I've never seen Nigerian food in real life, I've seen some in few of your movies, on YouTube and here on nairaland... That thing looks like mashed potatoes... You even call it swallow because you don't chew it, you just swallow, meaning it's way too soft to chew.

Your side dishes always seem too oily and what surprised me is that you guys can cook three different types of meat in one pot at the same time.. How are you guys able to taste each flavour of the meat when cooked altogether?

I once watched a video whereby a Nigerian was cooking goat, chicken, and fish altogether and I was like whaaaat😂😂😂😂

MichaelSokoto:

miss wetin?

pls come down to Nigeria & eat real food!

Samantha124:
11. Boerewors. It's a type of a sausage too, it comes in different flavours... My favourite.. ... You can braai, or fry it and eat it with pap along with some tomato gravy and a variety of veggies on the side, or you can make a boerewors stew and eat it with rice, samp, or even macaroni... I used to like eating a lot of it back in varsity...