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RE: Sam’s Hangout #88 - “NIGERIAN STREET FOODS/SNACKS”

in Hive Naija2 months ago

I can't believe it's weekend again. Street food right? When I was younger, I used to like this street food we call jolo. Jolo is a kind of fatty part of meat, usually Cooked in stew and served hot with white rice.
I remember saving up from Monday to Friday so I could get to enjoy this food with my friends by close of school on Friday.
I hardly eat out now but when I have to, I like to eat roasted yam, oily fried stew and ponmo. That combo is a good life saver since nineteen ninty ten.

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The fatty part of meat, the part the call Tozo, that's the part I like 😁

The way you describe this your Jolo , it asound like a sweet food ooh, I haven't tasted or heard of it before now.

My friends introduced me to it during my junior high school year in Ibadan at that time. See henn, when you finish eating eat you must not drink water because the fat will gum in every part of your mouth sha

Happy weekend, Elizzy. This is my first time hearing about jolo. But your comment shows that it was very enjoyable, for you to have been saving to get it after school on Fridays.

I like fat in meat though, so maybe I might like this too.

Hummm it was a yummy experience for me back then.

That's lovely to hear. I also don't eat out as much as I used to o. I think that's adulthood for some of us.

I think so too because each time I try to eat out, once I take a look at the surrounding of the canteen and it's not looking pleasant like this, the hunger will just vanish

Exactly. A lot of places don't practice good hygiene, so trusting them with your stomach might just be a death trap. Still, it's a pity that such places are where the larger number of Nigerians can afford.

Sadly

Sabi girl

You named the best ones 👌🏾

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