Fufu trends on TikTok and introduces millions to a West African staple

[Excellenceofelegance]

I grew up in a African household my mom stayed making fufu growing up which is why I don’t eat it now ,never in a million years would I think fufu of all thing would go viral

I’ll tell yall this if you eat fufu 3 times in one week yo ass putting on weight like a mf

 

[JadeB]

I grew up in a African household my mom stayed making fufu growing up which is why I don’t eat it now ,never in a million years would I think fufu of all thing would go viral

I’ll tell yall this if you eat fufu 3 times in one week yo ass putting on weight like a mf

Fufu and soup was the Naija dishes I didn't fukk with growing up Way too slimey for me. Everything else I absolutely love though. Especially akara, moimoi, and puff puff

 

[JajaOfOpobo]

Hate fufu.
Now pounded yam and vegetable soup with copious amounts of kpomo and a cold bottle of malt or palm wine

 

[invalid]

Nigeria is a country that has a hodge podge of ethnic groups. With the intermixing through marriages and migration, some Igbo staples have become national dishes. For example Eguisi soup is a eastern Nigerian dish prior to its spread across Africa. Also not every food we eat is cooked the same way but could be called the same name. Dishes like jollof, suya, meat pie, rice and stew, plantain are popular dishes that are eaten in West Africa in general. Dishes that are more specific to igbos are Oha Soup, Olubo Soup, Ofe Onugbu, Ogbono Soup, Ofe Owerri, Abacha, Nkwobi, Ugba, Agidi & Beans, etc.

Thanks for explaining.

So was it migrations that caused something like Jollof to be claimed by people of different nations like Senegal, Ghana, and Nigeria? And who lays original claim to it?

It's interesting how some of the nations share common dishes.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

racism is over now

you mean like this?

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interesting how this shyt seems to be scrubbed from the internet

 

[CashmereThoughts]

I’ve never eaten west African food in my life. I want to try it.

Start with your local Senegalese spot.

 

[Ezigbo Nwanyi]

Thanks for explaining.

So was it migrations that caused something like Jollof to be claimed by people of different nations like Senegal, Ghana, and Nigeria? And who lays original claim to it?

It's interesting how some of the nations share common dishes.

Joloff is originally from Senegal. Just that Nigerians think that their version is the best.

 

[get these nets]