Quintessence44:
A Nigerian woman got to Brazil with nothing, but has built a street business selling Nigerian cuisine, and now sees long lines of people queuing for HOURS to buy her food, in Rio De Janeiro. The narrator is an Afro-American vlogger who was himself searching for the Nigerian joint, and then he found it.......See crowd!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtxkICJPbE0&ab_channel=theBrazilShow

Whoa! That's really impressive.

Folks of all shades formed long queues just to taste her cuisines. Like the African-American travel YouTuber said, her food must be really good for people to queue up for several minutes like that.

The tropical food crops that are eaten by West Africans are also eaten by Brazilians, so, I'm not gonna be surprised whenever they easily gravitate towards eating Nigerian cuisines. The Yorubas even took Akara, Moin Moin and more with them to Brazil after leaving the shores of West Africa in the 1700s (and especially the 1800s) on slave schooners. Till date, Akara (which is spelled as Acaraje) is a delicacy in especially Bahia where many well-documented Yorubas of from subgroups such as Oyo, Ijesa, Egba, and some Ijebus were taken to with the Yoruba culture and Ifa (Yoruba religion) being very prominent there.

=>https://diywithjoy.com/the-influence-of-nigerian-cuisine-in-brazil-from-birth-to-pain-to-freedom/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr5bdMT_7MQ


@naijamanyoutube... After your initial trip to Bahia, you have to head right back to Brazil from the U.S. to interview this enterprising Nigerian woman (Lateefa) selling party jollof, dodo, and more at that food fair which takes place on weekends in Rio. Ask her what she used to hex (jazz) those people to queue up like that. Lol.



This food-based thread is frontpage worthy. Okay, it's now on the frontpage.

Mariangeles:


Jollof nko?


Brazil is what Nigeria should be like at least.
People just living and enjoying life.

I don't mind

I like rice too but swallow must prevail

Golan007:
Hydraulic soup is accepted worldwide.

Hydrologic to the world. It's nutritious

Konquest:

Whoa! That's really impressive.

Folks have formed long queues just to taste that cuisine. Like the African-American travel YouTube said, her food must be really good for people to queue up for several minutes like that.

The ingredients and other tropical foods that are eaten by West Africans are also eaten by Brazilians, so, I'm not gonna be surprised whenever they eat Nigerian cuisines. The Yorubas even took Akara, Moin Moin and more with them to Brazil after leaving the shores of West Africa in the 1700s (to especially the 1800s) on slave schooners. Till date, Akara (which is spelled as Acaraje) is a delicacy in especially Bahia where many well-documented Yorubas of Oyo, Ijesa, Egba, and some Ijebus were taken to with the Yoruba culture and Ifa (Yoruba religion) being strong there.

=>https://diywithjoy.com/the-influence-of-nigerian-cuisine-in-brazil-from-birth-to-pain-to-freedom/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr5bdMT_7MQ


@naijamanyoutube? After your initial trip to Bahia, you have to head back again to Brazil from the U.S. to interview this entreprising Nigerian woman (Lateefah) selling party jollof, dodo, and more at that food fair which takes place on weekends in Rio.



This food-based travel thread is frontpage worthy. @Mynd44 @Dominique @Nlfpmod

The mods don't like threads like this that show Nigeria in a positive light, so you can forget front page.

Asiri1991:
Please, say Yoruba food. Don't tag Nigeria with such disgusting thing called ewedu. We cook better and healthier than that in Nigeria.

Ok Yoruba food! Are you satisfied?... Useless tribalistic rat!

They should start learning how to Cook the Nigerian meal if they want ot so badly.

Omo no bi lie, I fit pay any amount just to see onugbu and akpu

Quintessence44:


My brother our food is too sweet.

You don't realise it until you leave this country for two weeks.

After eating all those their stuff out there, your whole body will just be feeling somehow.

You will just find a way to find some Naija food somewhere to keep your body intact.

Wow, so they like Nigerian food

Quintessence44:


My brother our food is too sweet.

You don't realise it until you leave this country for two weeks.

After eating all those their stuff out there, your whole body will just be feeling somehow.

You will just find a way to find some Naija food somewhere to keep your body intact.

My kid sister travelled out for the first time last month. She lamented about oyibo food. I advised her to get use to their food especially the noodles and chicken breast, because damn!

Nice one, besides Yorubas have roots in Brazil.

Sey the jazz reach brazil too



How much reais per plate

pointblank247:
Shatap there , if Brazilian chop ewedu, they will depot every Nigerian. Including the ambassador.

Asiri1991:
Please, say Yoruba food. Don't tag Nigeria with such disgusting thing called ewedu. We cook better and healthier than that in Nigeria.

U need check up seriously. Very tribalistic fellow

AMALA

and

EWEDU



World best food.

thesicilian:

If it's already outside Nigeria, then Nigerian food is no longer local. It's international cuisine.

Damn right

udomonday:
the only south south food that goes well with plenty pepper is white soup.the rest of the soups have thier spices nicely moderated.unlike Yoruba food that is just pepper and oil with zero taste.

Zero taste because it is not your food. A lot of idats full these NL .

Kemadealadire:
Nice one, besides Yorubas have roots in Brazil.

You people should swallow age long conjunctions to further tribal or religious fanaticism that is painted as fact

Think about it deeply

Roots indeed

People outside love Nugeria and Nigerians to a good extent but Nigerians no like Nigeria and they no like themselves.

Quintessence44:


My brother our food is too sweet.

You don't realise it until you leave this country for two weeks.

After eating all those their stuff out there, your whole body will just be feeling somehow.

You will just find a way to find some Naija food somewhere to keep your body intact.

I swear here in Nigeria rice celebrated and eaten only on Sundays or a few times but when you travel outside fufu garri and soup becomes gold 🥇🥇🥇 I eat swallow twice a week

illicit:
If you won't eat Amala, Gbegiri and Ewedu

Avoid my parties

🥵

The first time I ate gbegiri and ewedu, I was hooked. At that time, I was 25.

It was though I was in heaven

udomonday:
the only south south food that goes well with plenty pepper is white soup.the rest of the soups have thier spices nicely moderated.unlike Yoruba food that is just pepper and oil with zero taste.

When u are done with the hate go and drink a glass of chilled water! Brazil are queueing for it,likewise at the yoruba guy food in london and also yoruba moi moi and the seller was accepted into whitehouse in usa! Ur hate on them won't stop them from moving high. Grow up n stay off tribalism.

SporaD8:

Your Narrative is best experienced than explained.
Some peeps will say, "Na because their foods never master you for body."
Wait until you've spent like 3yrs starve of local foods, then comeback and eat local for just a week... your body transformation will share the full testimony!

Within 2 weeks in London, I was craving Nigerian food.

Ewedu is called jute leaf in English and has a lot of nutritional value.
Tribal analyst, mention your own vegetable names in both local and English language.

Kudos to that woman by exporting Nigerian foods to Brazil

Asiri1991:
Please, say Yoruba food. Don't tag Nigeria with such disgusting thing called ewedu. We cook better and healthier than that in Nigeria.

Then it will be good to say Igbo-drug traffickers in Brazil so that it will be clear which tribe is engaging in illegality in other countries giving Nigeria bad name and which tribe is engaging in positive ventures giving Nigeria a good name.

No wonder the colonial met the igbos as "scavengers" and marauders in Nigeria not as an organised tribe like other tribes....that's why they had nothing like being an empire.

Igbo are the bane of Nigeria's progress.

The never dying spirit of Yorubas at play.. kudos to queen Latifat for potraying us in good light.
With this publicity, she'd open a mega store of Nigerian cuisine soon.

This is heartwarming.

I appreciate the vlogger

Quintessence44:
A Nigerian woman got to Brazil with nothing, but has built a street business selling Nigerian cuisine, and now sees long lines of people queuing for HOURS to buy her food, in Rio De Janeiro. The narrator is an Afro-American vlogger who was himself searching for the Nigerian joint, and then he found it.......See crowd!

Start at 6:00 to save data!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtxkICJPbE0&ab_channel=theBrazilShow

Hahahaha

Gadafii:
Nigerian jollof doing better than our political representatives abroad

sacin:
No be lie we got one of the sweetest local dishes around the world

maggi maggi food

The only reason all those white brazilians are buying it's so they can reverse engineer how the dishes are made to make and sell for themselves and drive the Nigerian out of market, watch Atlanta: Season 3, Episode 6; you'll see.

Just jesting btw as they've got YouTube for that purpose

Asiri1991:
Please, say Yoruba food. Don't tag Nigeria with such disgusting thing called ewedu. We cook better and healthier than that in Nigeria.

you mean they should be eating cannibal stew cooked with the pee and corpse water of your dead grandpa called oha soup that you people eat in igboland?

No thank you. No everyone is a cannibal.

👍👍👍

YorubaDemonswag:



Only best brain eat Ewedu.even the best brain in your tribe (whatever Shithole you came from) were brought up eating Ewedu and Amala.