Samantha124:
But lamb and sheep is something eaten worldwide and I think you know it.

Do you guys also eat leathers?🤣🤣🤣

mariahAngel:


We both eat and wear them, depending on their form. 😂




I'm glad you created the thread.
It was interesting and so much fun. 😀

Below are pictures of palm oil and the nuts it's gotten from (palm kernel).
It's rich in vitamin E and antioxidants.
It also gives our soups their rich red colour.

FairlyUSEDpussy:


Hahaha......
U being funny right??

Below is what ponmo sauce look like........never what u imagine........

thinkmoney:

The ones you have posted are basically really meat based, most time accompanied by some kind of bread

Samantha124:
I'm trying to imagine a Nigerian in a clothing store and salivating over leather clothes and shoes..🤣🤣🤣

I don't see any picture..

Samantha124:
Noo, men are okay..

Samantha124:
But I've never seen Nigerian food without meat too.

In fact, you guys cook three different types of meat altogether.

Samantha124:
But I've never seen Nigerian food without meat too.

In fact, you guys cook three different types of meat altogether.

FairlyUSEDpussy:


Here

Jahwinaboy:
We are not gays . We love women. Especially SA women. You already know

Samantha124:
But nairaland is not a dating side.

thinkmoney:

Yes Samantha. But meat isn’t the center. We have varying menus. We use beans, corns, yams, rice (especially), carrot, millets, shrubs,milk and vegetables to fashion out different delicacies.
Probably it’s because we have far more tribes with their distinct delicacies.
To think you guys are influenced by India’s with their rich culinary skills, I had expected more

Jahwinaboy:
Yeah but people could meet anywhere. You got a dating south African site to recommend? Go on. At least you could attest to so many Nigerian guys tripping over you. It shows the love, lust and respect we have for SA queens

Samantha124:
How do they look westernized

Samantha124:
But we also use pap, samp, rice, pepper, carrots and other variety of veggies, spices and seasonings... So I don't understand what you're talking about.

And remember that rice is not African native food.

thinkmoney:

In have not seen among those foods enough variation friend. If you were to check out Nigeria menus now, you will immediately start noticing radically different looking long lines of dishes.

Samantha124:
I've seen them before here on nairaland, but I couldn't differentiate what is what because most of them are just soaked in too much oil and it can be hard to tell what is inside.

Look, you can't expect our food to be like yours and vice versa.

Thebadpolitican:



They do with the leaves untop and everything

Thebadpolitican:



They do with the leaves untop and everything

Samantha124:
I don't think we have palm oil here in SA, or at least I've never heard of it here.

Anyway, I can't know all the foods from all the different races here in SA because the country is full of diversity.. There are different restaurants with different foods depending on the location... I'm in Durban and Durban is full of Indian communities, I've been seeing different food types inspired by the indian culture since I came here.

mariahAngel:


What source of oil do South Africans usually use in their cooking?

Samantha124:
I'm actually talking about here in SA, how do you Nigerians buy your goat meat? Because I don't think we do have the meat in our food stores.

And for your information, I love fish.. ... Both fried and tinned fish, but I don't consider it as our native food, hence I didn't post it... It kept me alive during my University days..😂😂😂.. we usually call tinned fish campus food..

I think our love for meat comes from our Khoisan ancestors because they're well known hunters, but I still haven't seen any Nigerian food without meat.

ghettochild:

Not all our food have meat ooo..
Have u seen yam n egg.. plantain n beans or bread and beans?
Canned fish... student food.. It was all for survival tho..
Anytime anyday u will pick meat to fish if offered the choice.
The goat is bought from goat sellers...and shared by those interest...prolly like 4 people will buy a goat n share it.
It's even available in Nigerian foodstuff shops in joburg...
Go to Nigerian mall.. they got it in their chest freezers.

ghettochild:

Not all our food have meat ooo..
Have u seen yam n egg.. plantain n beans or bread and beans?
Canned fish... student food.. It was all for survival tho..
Anytime anyday u will pick meat to fish if offered the choice.
The goat is bought from goat sellers...and shared by those interest...prolly like 4 people will buy a goat n share it.
It's even available in Nigerian foodstuff shops in joburg...
Go to Nigerian mall.. they got it in their chest freezers.

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

Samantha124:
Cooking oil, olive oil, or even butter.

mariahAngel:


I like butter, but they're quite expensive in Nigeria because they're not locally produced.
Only margarine.

Do they produce butter in South Africa?
If yes, what is(are) the popular brand(s)?

Samantha124:
No Nigerian guy is tripping over me.

I've never been to those sites, so I don't know of any.

Jahwinaboy:
No Nigerian guy tripping over you here? . Wow! I take that as a joke

mariahAngel:


Gini? 😌

Samantha124:
Maybe you're the one tripping..