Detroit Wave
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My greens> all Nigerian dishes
How much was American? Not Italian, Chinese, etc.No it isn't
I felt spoilt for choice when I was in NY.
You're from Eleme, right? I was just there to visit my aunt yesterday.
How much was American? Not Italian, Chinese, etc.
How is that question relevant?
We’re talking about regional food
Two weeks in Nigeria and damn near everything here is pure and organic. I ate coconuts, mangoes, papayas, chilli peppers, tangerines, free range chickens, goats, beef, rice, cassava etc. while y'all motherfukkers eating GMOed McDonald's everyday getting colestorol
Yup, they perform studies to determine what will hook consumers bio and psychology. Cannot let your guard down in any American store.Going overseas and seeing how little sugar and chemicals there is in a lot of places blew me away. Can't even front. We go after drug dealers but these companies are legally selling us poison every day for profit.
You should make a thread about the chemical warfare in American food. I went down a rabbit hole the other day and apparently we got like 8 chemicals in our food that’s outlawed everywhere else in the world… I didn’t even know it.Yes we're talking about the shyt the average savage buys in the states that they don't allow in europe and Japan. Of course you can easily avoid that shyt in the states but how many do?
I technically can't get grass fed beef and free range eggs here in Colombia but I can because animals are generally not raised that way. Chickens are smaller here.
Now if you avoided mass produced bullshyt that Big Ag puts out Yes american foods are the purest out there but you have to eat the good single ingredient stuff.
Testosterone levels are dropping in america not Africa. The best things you can eat is shyt that's imported to the states from the "third world" because best believe that shyt will be inspected.
I want all my nikkas to be more healthy believe me that shyt matters and catches up to you while you age.
OP reeks of sweaty,musty, crumbs on shirt , ketchup smeared, burger wrappers littered everywhere & two empty liters of Mt Dew laying aroundI didn't know that Mickey D's was the only option in America.
Going overseas and seeing how little sugar and chemicals there is in a lot of places blew me away. Can't even front. We go after drug dealers but these companies are legally selling us poison every day for profit.
Moimoi- bean and egg pudding wrapped in banana leaves
exactly, Look at how america changed the world's diet. Frankly you should have protein for breakfast but most people crave sugar If you eat Corn flakes without sugar that's fine and the Milk (Not the regular hormone filled shyt) could be "protein" But who eats Corn Flakes even with Fruit?You should make a thread about the chemical warfare in American food. I went down a rabbit hole the other day and apparently we got like 8 chemicals in our food that’s outlawed everywhere else in the world… I didn’t even know it.
I dunno about Nigerian food but Senegalese food is probably top 5 foods in the world for me.
They have a rice dish that reminds me of the way my granny used to cook rice. I dunno what it’s called but it’s similar to the dish I describe below.
Caution: country shyt ahead
We’d catch croaker and season it in spices and cornmeal and fry it. Then we make almost like an onion soup with a lil oil from the fish and beef bone broth and sautéed onions (the drippings from oxtails OMFG so good).
Next we’d add peppers and seasonings and stewed tomatoes to the rice and the rice would cook in all that yumminess.
And we’d have some cabbage with the spicy fried croaker and the this rice dish.
Years ago I had a similar meal from a Senegalese restaurant and it was so fukking good. I could tell they’d fresh fried the fish and used the meat and other stuff to flavor the rice and the veggies. It was delicious. Only thing that came close to my grandmothers fish and stewed rice in my entire life.
If Nigerian food is anything like Jamaican food, Low country blk people soul food, or Senegalese food, then it’s heavenly. Also shout out to Mississippi Delta area food.