I was up all night basically till 6am trying to schedule this video because my internet was slowwww 😩, Can we get 1500 likes for my commitment 🙏🏾❤️So glad u are enjoying it. Thanks for all the love. Don’t forget to COMMENT AND SHARE 🔥❤️😍🥰 it really helps me out a lot. Follow your bliss oh. ❤️
In Jamaica 🇯🇲 we eat the roasted corn with the dried coconut 🥥 also. Our forefathers made sure of passing on some of the African culture. Love your channel, Ghana 🇬🇭 and Jamaica 🇯🇲 has so much similarities.
Ajo Vie yes and in Jamaica that is also part of the story telling culture. In Jamaica it’s spelt ANANCY, I am guessing somewhere over the 500 years this happened or due to pronouncing. But there is no doubt it’s the same spider character. One love Ghana 🇬🇭.
Ion know why I like this girl so much. I be hitting the like button before I even view the content. Beautiful, peaceful, MOTIVATED, hustling woman. You're going places. Love that accent too.
I'm so happy Wode Maya spotlighted you with a Collaboration. You really needed that visibility. I use to see you in my feed but I never clicked in because so many lifestyle video are just "flat". Now I have to binge watch. You do excellent content, with great footage, love your vlog production style, you are very hard working, I can tell from how you put your content together and you have a great personality. Beautiful and smart. Ps. That carpenter that did your wardrobe is a skilled craftsman. It looked like a IKEA brand wardrobe .Sorry but I couldn't believe it was locally made. So happy you support local business.
Doreen Onekalit l thought the same about the craftsmanship of the wardrobe and have sent Jasmine an email requesting his details if she doesn’t mind. Waiting on a response.
@@lynn560 I just cant wait for our African countries to upscale mass production of skill craftsmanship. We need investment in technologies and technical training in skilled craftsmanship in all countries in Africa. If only we can promote and appreciate our own people and products.
Thanks for sharing, in Jamaica we call that coconut you call “OLD” we call it “DRY” coconut... Lovely! Can’t wait to get there to Ghana one day... Enjoy your life, Girl! Follow your BLISS♥️
I actually love “poloo” a lot... back in my primary school times, my sister nick named me “ ma hei poloo” which means I want to buy poloo in Ga 🤦🏾♀️🤣 love love love your videos and love seeing you ladies have fun too🙏🏾❤️ “Follow your bliss ooo na life is short” 👌🏾
I love these videos where you share down to earth, simple pleasures. This is my type of GH life🖤 I adore clothes made in GH, would be great to see some GH tailors making clothes out of gorgeous Ghana prints. Your posts are amazing, your sidekick Aisha is also a breath of fresh air.☺✌🏿
Loving your videos! They’re so helpful...I’m Ghanaian too and looking to move back from the States and your videos are great...also I love when Aisha tells us to subscribe lol
The Sweet Bar big round fried balls like a donuts. So good when warm is my favorite snack and I love the coated peanuts in a pack. I bring back a case of those peanuts each time I visit. You eat 1 pack and they fill you up all day. Wish they sold them here 🇺🇸. O I love the candy Tom Tom they are black licorice favor soo good
Hi Jazz as all ways enjoyed your video you and Aisha is such a cute combination. You should try fresh green corn over a open gill are oven just leave the hush on until brown on both sides delicious
I like Aisha hair it look nice. I also like to thank you for taking us with while you try different snack. I visit Ghana next year 2021 and I be looking forward to some of these delicious you showed us
I personally think roasted corn is much better than cooked corn. And your cousin is funny with her facial expressions lol. She is very shy but in a playful way.
These snacks will taste very nice, from natural ingredients! Aisha knows all the English names of the snacks 😂💗😂, keep up the good work! We love you, from Alaska💕
Great video showing us all those snacks. In Accra, the peanut snack one is called Zowey. Make sure you don't lose the lady by your side, Aisha? She enlightens your videos.
I love corn on the cob but I buy it raw and boil or grill it myself. I'm so glad that here in London we have a Zimbabwean farmer in Enfield who sells proper African corn the cob. Cooked or ready made street food is a No No for me.
When I am in Ghana I drink copious amounts of Burkina. I also like the Fan Milk line of products, particularly Fan Choco :-) Oh, and bofrots, can't go wrong with a good bofrot, lol. Love your channel! (I have liked and subscribed!)
yes the drink is made from corn..you can add milk if you want...it will take a while to compile all/most of the snacks....rosted plantain is a must for me ..lol ..for sweets is choco milo and kati cake ..lol...
Nice, you guy work good together , the ekudemi I would freezed like a ice pop then squeezed it out hahaha,the banana and peanut I would put the peanuts in the banana and eat it all at one time and adaakoa like pudding in the USA but that is harder I will eat that with crackers
OK. I will refrain from making Jamaican comparisons and say your theme music and your voice complement each other so well - calming, relaxing. Sorry Jasmine, I couldn't help myself. Towards the end, you showed the hard coconut. That's what we grate to make coconut milk and coconut oil in Jamaica. OK. That's it, I'm done. LOL.
Haha. We wait for suscribe(subscribe) to hear from Aisha. You pronounced correctly but the laugh and suscribe from Aisha is interesting. Nothing to offend Jasmine. Just sharing what makes your video unique
In Ghana every single item is sold in a single use plastic bag, the majority of which end up as litter and blocking drains which increases mosquitos. What is the attitude towards replacing these with sustainable re-use items as I believe is the case in Rwanda where the streets are clean?
@@JasmineAmaa Easy for me to say but Ghana needs to take a look at the positive effect the ban of these has had on Rwanda and now Uganda. A measured reduction in animal deaths, soil erosion, flooding and malaria, not to mention making it so much pleasanter to live in and attract tourists. It needs to be enforced by the Govt with strict fines and sustainable alternatives found of course, but it works
Thanks for the update. This only makes me wonder how a single company? Can force the Govt to change their decision. Yes it harms their business but compared to the harm it does to the country I find this unfathomable. The problem is in the Govt I would assume if its weak in these issues
I was up all night basically till 6am trying to schedule this video because my internet was slowwww 😩, Can we get 1500 likes for my commitment 🙏🏾❤️So glad u are enjoying it. Thanks for all the love. Don’t forget to COMMENT AND SHARE 🔥❤️😍🥰 it really helps me out a lot. Follow your bliss oh. ❤️
Jasmine? What is your ring size? Call me so I can whisper sweet nothing's in your ear ... 678-330-4467
I am a jamaican wanting to move to Ghana from Canada
Hey Jasmine,
Enjoying your videos a lot..very inspiring.👍🏼👍🏼
@@ynghoss3363 Hahaha!
Good afternoon would you please send me your website in writing
In Jamaica 🇯🇲 we eat the roasted corn with the dried coconut 🥥 also. Our forefathers made sure of passing on some of the African culture. Love your channel, Ghana 🇬🇭 and Jamaica 🇯🇲 has so much similarities.
Anasi story is also Ghanaian culture.anasi means spider in Akan language.
Ajo Vie yes and in Jamaica that is also part of the story telling culture. In Jamaica it’s spelt ANANCY, I am guessing somewhere over the 500 years this happened or due to pronouncing. But there is no doubt it’s the same spider character. One love Ghana 🇬🇭.
Ion know why I like this girl so much. I be hitting the like button before I even view the content. Beautiful, peaceful, MOTIVATED, hustling woman. You're going places. Love that accent too.
Thanks so much ❤️❤️❤️
glad Aisha is sticking to natural hair and you are showing her how to care for it. her hair looks healthy and thick
Definitely ❤️❤️❤️
I'm so happy Wode Maya spotlighted you with a Collaboration. You really needed that visibility. I use to see you in my feed but I never clicked in because so many lifestyle video are just "flat". Now I have to binge watch. You do excellent content, with great footage, love your vlog production style, you are very hard working, I can tell from how you put your content together and you have a great personality.
Beautiful and smart.
Ps. That carpenter that did your wardrobe is a skilled craftsman. It looked like a IKEA brand wardrobe .Sorry but I couldn't believe it was locally made. So happy you support local business.
Doreen Onekalit thanks Doreen ❤️
Doreen is everywhere Lol🤣🤣❤
@@lukesky4690 Me and You both 😄💕
Doreen Onekalit l thought the same about the craftsmanship of the wardrobe and have sent Jasmine an email requesting his details if she doesn’t mind. Waiting on a response.
@@lynn560 I just cant wait for our African countries to upscale mass production of skill craftsmanship. We need investment in technologies and technical training in skilled craftsmanship in all countries in Africa. If only we can promote and appreciate our own people and products.
You upload soooo early!
Some of us are busy sleeping 😴
you're right cause most Ghanaian are just waking up.
She is not posting videos only for Ghana. Its already 9:16 here in Tanzania
HEY MAYA! SHE'S STILL NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS?🤬🤭
@@innocentchacha1082 I thought as much.
Its King maya !
Thanks for sharing, in Jamaica we call that coconut you call “OLD” we call it “DRY” coconut... Lovely! Can’t wait to get there to Ghana one day... Enjoy your life, Girl!
Follow your BLISS♥️
Denise Frith ❤️
We are waiting for you all, welcome.
Denise Frith , I thought it is call jelly coconut. The totally dry is for oil.
messiah rapture Jelly Coconut is young coconut, you drink the water inside and eat the jelly... the one you use for oil is the older dry coconut.
Ghana is the best country .South Africa and Ghana the best !
You’ve got that right
Thank you all for the videos. And thank the camera person too. It's good to follow your bliss, life is indeed very short!!! Enjoy!!
I must have Ghanaian roots because I normally eat bananas with peanuts.
I researched. Wow your right. That brown drink is fermented. Its made of caramilzed corn . Called Asaana or Ahai. Made from fermentedcorn
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I actually love “poloo” a lot... back in my primary school times, my sister nick named me “ ma hei poloo” which means I want to buy poloo in Ga 🤦🏾♀️🤣 love love love your videos and love seeing you ladies have fun too🙏🏾❤️ “Follow your bliss ooo na life is short” 👌🏾
I can watch your videos 24/7 its the most simples and honest channel I have seen so far....You are amazing my dear...
I think you should do more videos with Aisha, something like q & a. It's nice to see her in your videos
I love these videos where you share down to earth, simple pleasures. This is my type of GH life🖤
I adore clothes made in GH, would be great to see some GH tailors making clothes out of gorgeous Ghana prints.
Your posts are amazing, your sidekick Aisha is also a breath of fresh air.☺✌🏿
Efia Esoteric definitely will do hun xx
We eat our peanuts with banana as well in Kongo. Interesting
Big up to you and Aisha, bringing us great content.
My fav snack was bofrot/puff puff and boil corn with coconut 💛
Love bofrot too, I love it for breakfast xx
Jasmine....we can't stop flowing along with your videos!!! We'll keep celebrating your channels...🕺🕺🕺
oluwole raimi ❤️
Yes! Bananas are delicious! I visited Ghana in 2015 and tasted bananas from there, Oh my God! 🥰. It was delicious!
Great content. I miss organic food stuff in Ghana.
Chale, great job as usual Ama. The packaged adaakwa is new to me👌🏾 I love seeing Aisha in your videos, she makes me smile. 🙏🏾💕
RuePetite Designs Carole_C ❤️
Great video ladies...the snacks looked yummy. 😊 I can't wait to try some too.
Loving your videos! They’re so helpful...I’m Ghanaian too and looking to move back from the States and your videos are great...also I love when Aisha tells us to subscribe lol
aisha smile makes me smile. Yall so beautiful
Hey Aisha, always smiling 😊. Always look forward to Jasmine videos. 👍🏾
Thanks so much x
The Sweet Bar big round fried balls like a donuts. So good when warm is my favorite snack and I love the coated peanuts in a pack. I bring back a case of those peanuts each time I visit. You eat 1 pack and they fill you up all day. Wish they sold them here 🇺🇸. O I love the candy Tom Tom they are black licorice favor soo good
val newman love those doughnuts too. Yumm
Jasmine perhaps one day you can show us how to make the hard crunchy ones.
Love your chanel 💞
Hi Jazz as all ways enjoyed your video you and Aisha is such a cute combination. You should try fresh green corn over a open gill are oven just leave the hush on until brown on both sides delicious
I like Aisha hair it look nice. I also like to thank you for taking us with while you try different snack. I visit Ghana next year 2021 and I be looking forward to some of these delicious you showed us
Wow! 2 of my favourite snacks in one place...corn on the cob & coconut..of course we also eat the corn roasted on the open grill.
I personally think roasted corn is much better than cooked corn. And your cousin is funny with her facial expressions lol. She is very shy but in a playful way.
Fred shes haha shy till shes comfy with u xx
@@JasmineAmaa Trust me l know exactly what you are talking about lol. I have experienced that before, after you be like go back to being shy.
Thank you for the nice video. You can eat snacks all day in Ghana and it won't end! I love kuli-kuli and boflot.
Shout out from Toronto Canada, the two of you are so beautiful.
Loved the video. Also loved how beautiful Africans are so enterprising creating a lively market place.
These snacks will taste very nice, from natural ingredients! Aisha knows all the English names of the snacks 😂💗😂, keep up the good work! We love you, from Alaska💕
Hahahahaha she kills mee
Isha is so cute.Thanks for the vid,sis.
Love me some coconut 🥥 😍
Queen you making me hungry so early in the morning 😂. Love this video bunch 💕missing 🇬🇭
Big up Empress thnx
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Who ever was filming did a good job
Shots without me were by me. Shots with me were by Aisha, thanks so much for watching xx
I love Aisha's bright and colorful GRIN. I'm sure she loves you very much.
Great video showing us all those snacks. In Accra, the peanut snack one is called Zowey.
Make sure you don't lose the lady by your side, Aisha? She enlightens your videos.
Zowɛ is what the Ɛwɛs or Voltarians call it.
Consistent quality content, im glad i subscribed.....👏🏾👏🏾👌🏾
Aww thanks xx
Wow Banana and Peanuts? I have to try it sometime. Thanks for sharing
Corn on the cob taste best with butter spread on it and then salt sprinkled on top.
Great content, I love every bit of it. 💙💙
Now u just have to pack and export them so we can all try ! ☺
I love corn on the cob but I buy it raw and boil or grill it myself. I'm so glad that here in London we have a Zimbabwean farmer in Enfield who sells proper African corn the cob. Cooked or ready made street food is a No No for me.
You can add milk to the ekudemi and it tastes soooooooo good. Tried it next time with ice. Adakoa tastes good as well
Try**
When I am in Ghana I drink copious amounts of Burkina. I also like the Fan Milk line of products, particularly Fan Choco :-) Oh, and bofrots, can't go wrong with a good bofrot, lol. Love your channel! (I have liked and subscribed!)
Your sister is cute and very shy. bless her
yes the drink is made from corn..you can add milk if you want...it will take a while to compile all/most of the snacks....rosted plantain is a must for me ..lol
..for sweets is choco milo and kati cake ..lol...
springmornings i was looking for kati cake but couldn’t find any, love those xx
I thought you were going to make jollof rice for a minute but love your videos
The sellers issued out 2 to 3 plastics on the snacks you bought. Could do a video to educate us about.
Wow this drink. We called it Liha in the Volta Region.
Love love you and Aisha together. She’s such a character 😂
She kills me 😅 ❤️
you young ladies are so beautiful rockin your natural hair that God gave you, peace from the states
Snacks galore ! Enjoy
I miss all this snacks especial the Asaana i really like it.
Thank you Ms. Ama, good help to plan a trip.
U ladies look great .. nice video
These are healthy snacks!
Aisha expressions can be so funny :). we eat banana and peanut ( called groundnut) in Nigeria too
nice video Ghana all the way keep it up dear
That the real dry coconut for cooking
Love u Yasmin from Sweden and i am eritrean
5am and am watching this healthy good snacks 👍. I need some for my lunch break pls DHL it 2 me 🙏 i will pay😀. Thanks for sharing 👍
Nice, you guy work good together , the ekudemi I would freezed like a ice pop then squeezed it out hahaha,the banana and peanut I would put the peanuts in the banana and eat it all at one time and adaakoa like pudding in the USA but that is harder I will eat that with crackers
I like your friend in the back she’s so animated lol
OK. I will refrain from making Jamaican comparisons and say your theme music and your voice complement each other so well - calming, relaxing. Sorry Jasmine, I couldn't help myself. Towards the end, you showed the hard coconut. That's what we grate to make coconut milk and coconut oil in Jamaica. OK. That's it, I'm done. LOL.
OUTSPOKEN - haha ❤️❤️
How clean was the knife he was chopiping the 🥥 with
I love youuuuu jasmine 😩🥰
Wow very good 👏 this is fantastic 😍👍
I would if you do a video on farming there I would like grow peanuts or fruits and things to sell
Hmm yummy girl very delicious corn with coconut👌😋
Follow your bliss, cute video. Good snacks
I love it Isha is so funny lol
Thnks for making this snack video ! ☺
Anytime ❤️
@@JasmineAmaa 💜☺
Aisha is really beautiful... I watch your videos hoping to see her...
Interesting! Im sure your accomplice wanted some ice cream 😅. You should’ve asked for soft corn... much nicer.
Pkerr100 i did but she put some dry ones in 😞, lool
Love you both Aisha is very beautiful and funny would like to see her more such a wonderful character.😃😃🙏👋❤💞💋
Hi Aisha
I now watch it because of Isha
Yummy 😋 Snacks!!!
Wow nice snack 💖💖
You have turned into a food taster today. That drink is made from fermented corn dough and melted sugar.
Good snacks💕
Great content
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Love your videos 😘
Daughter of a king ❤️❤️
Haha. We wait for suscribe(subscribe) to hear from Aisha. You pronounced correctly but the laugh and suscribe from Aisha is interesting. Nothing to offend Jasmine. Just sharing what makes your video unique
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Try banana and peanut butter
Aïcha is very funny hear her at the back ground subscribe 🤣🤣🤣
I love Ghanaian snacks
5:47 😳😳😳 26 cents per corn wow it’s like Africa is calling my name lol
What juice is it Jasmine ?
Its made from corn but not sure about the process ❤️
Ama u forgot to add ice and milk to the ekudemi
dat was our favourite in primary school 😀😀..
Awuradjoa Simpson hahaaa I know rightt xx
was that drink in the bag like root beer
Not sure hun xx
Why get a selfie stick when you can just hire someone for the job. 👍🏾💪🏾✊🏾
Aisha am coming for you😂
I like ghana i we like to come one day God love u or
Thanks again.
In Ghana every single item is sold in a single use plastic bag, the majority of which end up as litter and blocking drains which increases mosquitos. What is the attitude towards replacing these with sustainable re-use items as I believe is the case in Rwanda where the streets are clean?
Mark Roberts it’s just minimal education on the topic currently, gradually we will get there x
@@JasmineAmaa Easy for me to say but Ghana needs to take a look at the positive effect the ban of these has had on Rwanda and now Uganda. A measured reduction in animal deaths, soil erosion, flooding and malaria, not to mention making it so much pleasanter to live in and attract tourists. It needs to be enforced by the Govt with strict fines and sustainable alternatives found of course, but it works
@@Mark13091961 The government tried to stop plastic bag production but the local manufacturer lobbied & fought back
Thanks for the update. This only makes me wonder how a single company? Can force the Govt to change their decision. Yes it harms their business but compared to the harm it does to the country I find this unfathomable. The problem is in the Govt I would assume if its weak in these issues