Nigerian Food Stuff Haul + Storage Tips | Unboxing Nigeria Foodstuff
Nigerian Food Stuff Haul + Storage Tips | Unboxing Nigeria Foodstuff
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My Friend and Sister that travelled to Nigeria for Christmas came back and helped me bring some Nigerian foods stuffs such as Egusi, ogbono, crayfish, ogiri, okpei, okpa, ukpaka, ehuru, uziza etc. I decided to unbox it in front of the camera and also share with you guys how I keep them to last…
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Wow, that's lovely! I can actually be shopping for you and delivering to you because I live in Nigeria
Does your aunty sell those wig?I love it
Ada that is bitter cola
I love the name Adora
Wow!!
A lot of goodies.
You are actually right. I have noticed it from school days that when you ground this food items they lose taste.
God bless your mum
How was your friend able to bring the egusi without grinding? heard that ungrounded egusi is not allowed at the airport..don't kn how true it is.
Ada, remember us oh. These food stuffs, are so fresh.
I like the way you arranged them, so neat.
Oya back to back recipes loading 💃
Ogiri is so popular in Sierra Leonean cuisine as well. You can look for their store and buy it frozen. So e of them are fold in banana leafs.
Hello dear, happy to see you again your old YT friend watching here with huge like 💗
Hello adorable kitchen I would like to have the lady contact of the wig cap is very beautiful, please let me have it to know how much it cost, thanks.
What if you store it in the freezer will it still change the taste,I always store mine in the deep freezer to avoid ima ebu (I hope you understand what I mean)
Aww Mamas are so sweet,thanks to her and your friend that brought the baggage.
Nne the bag is so loaded
Where will I start from bikonu.
I love how she dried everything for easy transportation.
That's a whole lot of goodies! Looking forward to the yummy recipes you will be creating with them. Not grinding the egusi, crayfish and some other items is a great idea. Nice share dear 🥰
Your friend really did well oh. That fried rice spice is my favourite, the wig is really beautiful I love it. My foodstuffs stays up to a 2 years oh but also depends on how much I cook. Thank God for the light system we have here abroad if not we won’t be able to store our foodstuffs that long. That your bitterleaf video is what I always use when I using my dried bitterleaf . Thanks for sharing this tips darling.
I store my grounded Egusi in the freezer
Mine too just arrived oh I’ve done a video but I’m so lazy to edit it
A lot of goodies here…..looking forward to all the amazing recipes
Your mum did a wonderful job and God bless your friend
It smells nasty but it smells good😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I understand nne
Very nice!
GOD bless your mom and also your friend that brought the food stuffs…Don't forget to send my share that's a lot of foods stuffs and I'm sure you can't finish them 😁😍
I want to send for some stuffs
A good video. Please how much does it cost to send from Nigeria normally?
You really did a lot of shopping. I don't know if I can survive without Nigerian food abroad. Your friend did so well, I know how much effort it takes to bring in this much for someone from home. big thank you to her. I'm here for the storage tips😍🙌
Please send some to me ooh…🤣
Wowww those things will be really helpful, and that wig looks really beautiful. But before i go please tell your mum a huge thanks, she did well, may God richly Bless her
That's a lot ooo adorable, God bless your friend, your mum really packaged them very well, please send some for me ooo. Don't eat alone. Nice sharing.
That’s a lot of food stuff ooo …wow this will definitely last you for a long time .. ogiri is one of the most important thing when it comes to bringing things abroad .. I also prefer not to grind my crayfish because I tend to misuse it a lot .. It’s the quantity check for me .. I use to blend before but I have stopped Cz it’s fresher when you blend and also helps in quantity check
I don’t know about the pepper egusi storage .. I will try it out .. I know beans is container too with pepper
Ogiri is a must ooooo when it comes to making our native soup and it’s good as you have them handy. I also store my stuffs in ziplock bag as well and it last so long for me without any issue. Nice one Nwanyi oma and God bless all those that helped out in buying and sending them
Wow! Thanks to your friend that brought all those for you. I was just imagining the weight.
I preserve grounded Ogbono, Egusi, & Crayfish (grounded & ungrounded) in the freezer. Anytime you bring them out to use, it's still very fresh (but not when am in Nigeria oo! We don't have that kind of light here🤣🤣).. But if not stored in the freezer as you rightly said, it looses taste and that freshness overtime.
Nne no cough too much ooo b4 we start looking at you Coronaly🤣🤣🤣!
I didn't get this notification ooo! Just saw it on my other account. Wata gwan na🤷♂️🤣
I’m smiling from ear to ear because I know I’m going to eat some of these soon 😁😁.God bless all those that helped to transport them . E no easy ooo 🙏
I really love the
God bless those that helped you to bring it for free, it not small money to ship all of this. Your mum packed everything so well
I agree with that of ground crayfish. You will just be pouring it anyhow. My husband has been cooking indomie with ours 🤣 am like oga this crayfish na gold o don’t waste it anyhow.
Wow! They really tried to get all that, okpa ooh is been ages. I do put my egusi in fridge. Enjoy ooh!
You mum made you clothes and sent them labeled? Wow! You are blessed sis! Thanks for unboxing with us oh.
What is Uda?
I really need that okpei
I am here oo 🤩🤩