Samantha124:
I've never seen palm oil before... And what's habanero?

Samantha124:
Maybe it's because I don't eat it, hence I don't pay much attention to it... It's mostly eaten in villages because goats are plenty there.

And sometimes I blame my mother because she neither eats goat, beef, pork, or mutton and as children, we always wanted to eat what she eats and not eat what she doesn't eat.. ... So growing up, she stopped cooking such dishes in the house and we grew up not eating them.. I only started eating beef when I was a teenager and now I love it so much.

And of course, most Pedi ceremonies can't be complete without a goat, but they'll be chicken for those who don't eat it.

Samantha124:
WannaHowzit, Lionessza6, KingCold, Jaceblaze, and there are two others, but I forgot their monickers.

There's also another one that I know, but I won't mention her because it's like she doesn't want to be noticed here.

She even stated on her profile that she's a troll or something like that, so I wouldn't want her to come for me for mentioning her..

Samantha124:
Growing up, my grandfather used to dry the beef in the sun.. But these ones we just buy them from the store already dried, so I'm not sure how they dry them.

Samantha124:
WannaHowzit, Lionessza6, KingCold, Jaceblaze, and there are two others, but I forgot their monickers.

There's also another one that I know, but I won't mention her because it's like she doesn't want to be noticed here.

She even stated on her profile that she's a troll or something like that, so I wouldn't want her to come for me for mentioning her..

Samantha124:
One nairalander asked that I post about South African foods and I thought since I now have all the time to myself, let me do it now before something comes up.

mariahAngel, food is ready...


1. Samp and beans. You can either choose to eat it as it is, or you can add some lamb or beef stew on the side, even chicken stew... Personally I prefer beef stew because I don't eat lamb.

Samantha124:
Ponmo? Isn't that the same goat coat that I was just told about?

FairlyUSEDpussy:


Ponmo could be skin of any edible animal not jux goat........

Well.......u guys eat lamb and sheep over there only very few do here.........infact I never met anyone that does

Thebadpolitican:



Your South African look westernized and thesame looks also africanised I must commend it, for looking in between, if it was too westernized you wouldn't have liked my kind of comment, our Nigerian food looks weird... Haha but we love it

Jahwinaboy:
That's nice of you. More females, more lovelier

KingCold:
You forgot the legendary LeSudAfricaine

ghettochild:

Well like others had said goat meat isn't cheaper buy I was actually talking about the entire goat not a pound or kilo..
All the same the goats and sheeps are cheaper to buy here in South Africa than a cow..
The reason we buy sheep for smaller occasions and buy meat from spar to supplement it or even add wors.. mostly cos we are inviting fellow south African friends.
Well all south Africans love beef...
I repeat all except vegetarians..
It's as if in ur previous life time.. ya all were deprived of meat or during the apartheid regime... ya all were deprived of it..
Well am only trying to buttress how much South Africans love meat in any form.

mariahAngel:


We don't all like swallows, please! 🙄😷

Lagosianswag:


The restaurant sales is a reflection of the preferred choice of Nigerians though?

If you serve chicken head 🐔 and chicken intestine (asides Gizzard) to a visitor to your home, how would you think they'd feel?
If you're okay with it then I guess you're not Nigerian or you're from a minority tribe that I may not know of in my country. Because the Nigerians that I know of will not serve chicken head 🐔 or intestine to their guest (unless requested).

Samantha124:
You're throwing away good food..

Samantha124:
But it's only one female I mentioned there..

Samantha124:
Okay..

Samantha124:
But why eat animal coat when they're a variety of food that you can eat?

I thought you guys said chicken feet and intestines are poor people's food, but you eat animal coat... The same coat that is used to make leather clothes and shoes here...

Lamb and sheep are normal food in most countries worldwide.

Samantha124:
I want to understand something, when you buy your goat meat, do you buy it in a supermarket or you have to buy a whole complete live goat and then have it slaughtered?

Because I don't think our supermarkets have goat meat, or maybe I don't pay attention, I don't know... So far when you see a South African eating goat meat, it was bought alive and slaughtered.

I've never seen Nigerian food without meat in it, so I'm surprised when you guys keep saying we love meat too much in SA.

Samantha124:
Yes..

MichaelSokoto:

so all my life on earth, I gor Jez dey drink akamu, eat bread & chew meat dey go like dat?

Mbanu!

MichaelSokoto:

so all my life on earth, I gor Jez dey drink akamu, eat bread & chew meat dey go like dat?

Mbanu!

ghettochild:

We eat fish as well n ya all don't fancy it that much. U prefer meat anytime anyday...most of the packaged fish sold at OBC are been bought by foreigners and it doesn't move(marketing&sales) like meat does.
Concerning whether in Nigeria we buy goat meat whole(live) or in batches..
I'd say both..
For those doing business of cooking goat or using it daily. They buy in batches or they buy a whole goat n have a butcher come to their kitchen to kill it.. or they kill from the abbatoir or where the goat seller does slaughter n resell.
I remember making some Girl bck in 2018 like hake fish..
Cos I usually fry it n it taste nice n crunchy..
And I don't think she's ever personally cooked it
That one..like nigerians till thy kingdom come
Even has a child for a Nigerian now.

FairlyUSEDpussy:


Well........the goat skin r first soften to make it tender for consumption.......

No everyone eat it here tho........

Well I guess......that might be weird to u just like eating lamb and sheep is to me here.........

Jahwinaboy:
Damn. We need more South African females here on nairaland.

Samantha124:
One nairalander asked that I post about South African foods and I thought since I now have all the time to myself, let me do it now before something comes up.

mariahAngel, food is ready...


1. Samp and beans. You can either choose to eat it as it is, or you can add some lamb or beef stew on the side, even chicken stew... Personally I prefer beef stew because I don't eat lamb.

Qualer:


Samantha, I think I like you! You have a very jovial disposition and that is nice. Next time I'm in SA, I will hit you up so we can hang out, go on a food tour and make babies as beautiful as you!!

thinkmoney:

U guys don’t have much food. U just eat a lot of meat

OBTOREPA:

Please tell me, which one is your favourite?

Samantha124:
I was just thinking about my leather boots and I can't imagine eating that leather...🤣🤣🤣... It's way too hard.

Some of our native attires are made of goat and cattle coats... So what you guys see as food, we see it as clothing here..🤣🤣🤣

I've learned a lot today..🤣🤣🤣... And I really need get some sleep, but I don't feel sleepy.

Samantha124:
If you checked the entire first page, you'd see that I stated that nairaland prevented me from uploading more pictures.

Munzy14:

🙄🙄