Thanks for visiting our beautiful capital city. I liked your french accent. For the peanut paste, it is a traditional meal : blended peanut butter mixed with spices and salt. It was offensive to say that it looks like someone eat it halfway and... that was really disgusting 😢 We cook several traditional meals sealed in those natural leaves and they are 100%bio!😅
It helps that Dave is bilingual and a native French-speaker who can manourve the language barrier so easily with Cameroonians. Going to a foreign place where communication is seamless makes the adventure unforgettable! 👍
When it comes to Cameroon 🇨🇲 you can never go wrong with food. I believe we are the greatest when it comes to food in Africa. If you want puff puff you go hunting in the morning and evening
In Yaoundé puff puff can usually be found everywhere. But they are only available in the morning and evening, not at lunchtime. The people there eat them every day for breakfast (at home and at the stall) and for dinner (especially at the cook's stall like one where you wanted to drink palm wine and in the restaurant like one where you ate grilled fish). By the way, thank a lot you for sharing this great video.
If people were open minded to other countries' culture and way of their lives instead of calling them poor, I believe the stereotypes would be kinda less.I agree there's poverty and there's also traditions and foreigners can't demistify none of it.Dave n mani are doing a good job
Thank you Sir !! Infact, so many people.... especially here in North America and parts of Europe, had just started to realize their ignorance and biases after RUclips and Google opening their eyes especially about the African continent! And especial thanks to D and T Mani's for your great work. Even here in Canada or the USA, there's always poverty everywhere on earth.
Hello! Enjoying this video. May I add that while German settlers did arrive in 1888, it was not the beginning of this land then. There was always a rich cultural history in Yaounde, Cameroon and other colonised places in the world long before the 19th Century.
@@DaveMani Alex was very good to you guys. Some nationals try to rip off foreigners. But you bought everything at the right prices. Plus there's a lot of English speaking people in yaounde. If you find one next time you come around you can enjoy an even more diverses culture. And try even better food. Like Eru and Ndole 😊. God bless you for not treating us like a charity pub 😅 but accepting us as people ❤❤
Wow. You both are amazing, great energy levels. I didn't expect you to go to Cameroon 🇨🇲. Lovely street food and lovely settings throughout. Thanks for another exciting video.❤
As a Cameroonian I enjoyed watching this video. It’s just a surface video of Cameroon food culture but still gives a sense of how Cameroon feels like. Good job guys.
Hey @DaveMani, so happy you have been to my country twice. As a suggestion, try Achu, Ekwang, Congo meat and Eru. You also need an authentic fish experience in Limbe. Great videos and awesome content.
Well thank you for hoping that because life isn’t easy especially to some of us graduates with certificates but can not secure jobs even in Cameroon. That’s why 70% of our youth population only want to travel abroad for greener pastures. We can agree that CAMEROON is one of the worst countries in Africa😢
I loved it. I loved the way you moved around Yaounde without be scared. I loved the way you tasted food and drinks in this part of Cameroon. I enjoyed the video. You are typical Americans moving without any fear.
That little dish packed in banana leaves is roasted ground peanut pie called " Mbouo Pirien" it is a dish from the West part of Cameroon particularly the Bamoun tribe. The reason it seemed like someone already ate it and put it back is because it becomes a little sticky from sitting in room temperature aka heat. So the peanuts kind of melt a little added to the fact that the leaves are tightly sealed is just creat that stickiness on the surface. But rest assured no one ate and put it back in the leave 😂😂😂
Thanks for this amazing video, I've been looking for so long to find a nice video on my country since I live in the USA and my husband is American, he wants to discover before we visit, but believe me we've never found any.God bless you it's so fun to watch this, I feel like I was home at mvog Atangana mballa yaounde❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow I am so glad! We had so much fun filming this video series! I hope you watch the ones from the Western Part of the country as well. And I also hope you can bring your husband to Cameroon one day! :)
If you want to drink the best Palm wine in Cameroon, you should go to the North West region. My village, Awing Village. From pure raffia tree. When freshly harvested, it's sweet, but I enjoy it best after a day fermentation 🤤🤤🤤, with roasted corn. I miss my village 😢
Great video on Cameroon glad you like street food. It's funny because last Sunday, I was talking about Soya to those around me, one of the people started salivating 😂, and wanted me to bring it back to him, the next time I go there, really crazy. Braised fish, Soya, fritters with beans (called jazz by subscribers 😜), are the must-have street food in Cameroon Thank you for your sharing and visit.🙏
I'm a Cameroonian and I live in Yaoundé. I love that you make a video on my town. Thanks (Je suis un cameroonais et je vis à Yaoundé. Merci pour cette vidéo). Continue.
Wow wow wowo chouette petit vlog du Cameroun à Yaoundé. Je viens de Belgique et j'ai des origines camerounaise du côté de ma maman qui est né là bas même 😅❤. Désolée je ne parle pas anglais 😢 j'espère que vous me comprendrez. Et hate de voir la prochaine vidéo de vlog du Cameroun 🇨🇲.
I feel happy and a bit sad at the same time because honestly there are so many local places where you could have tried very nice food (beignets haricots, soya, grilled fish, poulet DG, "les petits poissons", sauce gombo and couscous à Tsinga, met de pistache...). Well Alex seems to be a very great and honest guy, you were lucky to have him with you but I don't think he showed you the best places for some of the food you tried. But I'm happy you enjoyed my home country 🥰
The things you eat Dave 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 nothing but respect. That could never be me. That green thing you have eaten ,It has reminded me of the blood at the Maasai homestead. All picky eaters one side. Such a great vlog. I am loving this Cameroon series. My best.
@@DaveMani happy to See this video of my country. Le met dans les feuilles c est la pâte d arrachide preparee dans les feuilles. Merci encore pour la video.
Woooow Cameroon looks good hopefully they will be more developed soon. The street food looks amazing. You guys just gave Alex a good job idea hopefully he gets customers 💕
That thing you ate which taste like peanut butter it’s actually made of peanut ,oil,sugar and salt it’s called “Nnam Owondo” Owondo = arachide 🥜 or peanut
I got a cousin who came from the US one time with his dad who's my uncle and I took him to a spot where I usually buy soya so ever since he tasted soya, he's been on my neck to him to that spot where they sell soya.
Yeah Nice welcoming country l love my CAMEROON but the roads are still very dusty and careless in a whole beautiful capital without talking about the other regions 😅😅😅nice content
It's now that I saw your video thank you you're video it's good Cameroon 🇨🇲 is my country. I hope to see you again in Cameroun, we have we have lots of other things that you haven't seen or eaten.
La briquetterie....a very nice choice 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Nice to see you enjoying my Country Dave..next time come to Douala, the food is better here than in Yaoundé...so should taste the roasted fish in youpwe 🤭🤭🤭
Very good video. I found myself watching Yaoundé that I know since I was born and smiling ☺️. We love the street food too. It’s what keeps our diaspora coming back 🙃Oh! And I loved when you talked about the bats. I had never noticed them before but now that you’re talking about it🫢
Stumbled on your videos man!!! I was born in this city! The guide did fairly good😂 Y'all are so good raw impressions. Love it!😂😂 Looking forward to see more
Hahaha The second food is butter nuts seasoned with crawfish, fish...wrapped in banana leaves and cooked in boiled water. You can eat with casava bread (bobolo), plantain.....
This might be a helpful tip. When next you visit, Google bloggers in Cameroon, you might fine one that can help as a tour guide or so for you. This might apply in other places too😊
Hello. What you ate in the green leaf is groundnut paste or peanut paste seasoned and wrap in leaf then boiled. Pistache is a different thing though similar but pistache is egusi pudding made with egusi Also the peanut (groundnut) is white because that’s fresh and boiled peanut. Nice video by the way
Want to see more street food videos? Watch us eating around the streets of Mombasa! 🇰🇪➡️ ruclips.net/video/YyVrZfyyWhE/видео.htmlsi=ee6cjnigvjtWUVik
Thanks for visiting our beautiful capital city. I liked your french accent. For the peanut paste, it is a traditional meal : blended peanut butter mixed with spices and salt. It was offensive to say that it looks like someone eat it halfway and... that was really disgusting 😢 We cook several traditional meals sealed in those natural leaves and they are 100%bio!😅
You haven't tasted Ndolé, Water fufu and eru, Atchu, okok and many more traditionnal foods.
You have to come in Douala Cameroon too
how do u speak french so well?
Où sont mes frères et sœurs du continent camerounais 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
Welcome to Cameroon btw
Merci beaucoup mon ami!
Le continent🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
on est la
Nous continentalement là sommes là ❤🇨🇲
Le continent🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
It helps that Dave is bilingual and a native French-speaker who can manourve the language barrier so easily with Cameroonians. Going to a foreign place where communication is seamless makes the adventure unforgettable! 👍
I 100% agree! It really helped. 👍🏼🇨🇲
When it comes to Cameroon 🇨🇲 you can never go wrong with food. I believe we are the greatest when it comes to food in Africa. If you want puff puff you go hunting in the morning and evening
Agree! We had a lot of good stuff there.
No lies detected❤️❤️ I love my country to death❤️❤️❤️
Cameroon seems to be a foodie paradise. I am feeling hungry just watching you enjoy this street food ❤
Yeah they really have a nice street food scene.
Cameroons is really a foodie paradise.
I am a Cameroonian and I can confirm this 100%; you can come around some time too: you definitely wouldn't regret it 😉
Alex's English accent sounds like he's from the French-speaking part of Cameroon, but otherwise, his English is really impressive 👏
In Cameroon you can have a different dish on every single day during a whole year 😊
I’m literally Living in Cameroun (Yaounde) And I’m glad that people Still enjoy the city as tourists 😋
Yeah, it was great! :)
I am from Yaoundé and i can confirmé that we are enjoying our food there;)
So delicious! :)
@@DaveMani I am also from yaounde and I am happy that you enjoy our food
You are Highly welcome to the food kingdom of africa 🇨🇲🔥
Thanks a lot :)
In Yaoundé puff puff can usually be found everywhere. But they are only available in the morning and evening, not at lunchtime. The people there eat them every day for breakfast (at home and at the stall) and for dinner (especially at the cook's stall like one where you wanted to drink palm wine and in the restaurant like one where you ate grilled fish).
By the way, thank a lot you for sharing this great video.
We were just too late that day BUT we did find some in Kribi and it quickly became our favorite! So so good. 👍🏼
If people were open minded to other countries' culture and way of their lives instead of calling them poor, I believe the stereotypes would be kinda less.I agree there's poverty and there's also traditions and foreigners can't demistify none of it.Dave n mani are doing a good job
Thank you Sir !!
Infact, so many people.... especially here in North America and parts of Europe, had just started to realize their ignorance and biases after RUclips and Google opening their eyes especially about the African continent!
And especial thanks to D and T Mani's for your great work.
Even here in Canada or the USA, there's always poverty everywhere on earth.
I think traveling is the best way to open to other cultures and way of life. ❤️
We Cameroonians are not poor bro ❤
Cameroon is the beautiful country with some many foods
It sure is :)
Hello!
Enjoying this video. May I add that while German settlers did arrive in 1888, it was not the beginning of this land then. There was always a rich cultural history in Yaounde, Cameroon and other colonised places in the world long before the 19th Century.
Thank you for the extra information. ❤️👍🏼
Thank you for the extra information. ❤️👍🏼
@@DaveMani Alex was very good to you guys. Some nationals try to rip off foreigners. But you bought everything at the right prices. Plus there's a lot of English speaking people in yaounde. If you find one next time you come around you can enjoy an even more diverses culture. And try even better food. Like Eru and Ndole 😊. God bless you for not treating us like a charity pub 😅 but accepting us as people ❤❤
Wow.
You both are amazing, great energy levels. I didn't expect you to go to Cameroon 🇨🇲. Lovely street food and lovely settings throughout.
Thanks for another exciting video.❤
Thanks a lot! It was such a fun trip!
As a Cameroonian I enjoyed watching this video. It’s just a surface video of Cameroon food culture but still gives a sense of how Cameroon feels like. Good job guys.
I really appreciate that. :)
The start of the Cameroon series. We are here for it!
4 more videos coming your way! :) 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
Yall did a good job showing what Cameroon has to offer
Hey thank you so much for that! :D
Cameroon looks really green and beautiful and its interesting to hear Dave speak French with the locals hi Tracy!
Yeah Cameroon was super lush indeed!
@@DaveMani welcome my friend😁
Hey @DaveMani, so happy you have been to my country twice. As a suggestion, try Achu, Ekwang, Congo meat and Eru. You also need an authentic fish experience in Limbe. Great videos and awesome content.
Thanks for the tips!
I really hope Cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲 will soon develop more as a country in the next following years.
All the best to Cameroon :)
Unfortunately when all the 90 years old ruling the country since independence are unalived.
Thx
Well thank you for hoping that because life isn’t easy especially to some of us graduates with certificates but can not secure jobs even in Cameroon. That’s why 70% of our youth population only want to travel abroad for greener pastures. We can agree that CAMEROON is one of the worst countries in Africa😢
I loved it. I loved the way you moved around Yaounde without be scared. I loved the way you tasted food and drinks in this part of Cameroon. I enjoyed the video. You are typical Americans moving without any fear.
I am all about new experiences! :)
I love how chill and friendly the people are ❤❤
1:21 Dave cooling the skewer as Alex munches his 😂😂
Haha mine was straight from the grill! :p
I'm from Ndu-Kumbo and it was pleasant to hear the woman at 7:44 speaking Lamnso, my mother's language . Much love from Cape Town ,SA
That's great :)
Vive le Cameroun 🇨🇲🇨🇲🎉🎉🎉 tank you for the visit in my country
It was amazing ;)
In the Building watching from Baltimore MD 😎
Cheers mate! :)
i love your cameroon videos!! I want to go so bad now
We had so much fun there! :D
@@DaveMani Would you make a guided tour? With recorded tapes for non French speaking tourists? And recommended stops?
If so, I have Bnb to recommend
Cameroon is a Bilingual country, there's no shortage of English nd French in every corners across Cameroon
4:22 Dark clouds on one side and massive sun light on the other side... a classic of Cameroon's weather !
Hahaha fair enough!
That little dish packed in banana leaves is roasted ground peanut pie called " Mbouo Pirien" it is a dish from the West part of Cameroon particularly the Bamoun tribe. The reason it seemed like someone already ate it and put it back is because it becomes a little sticky from sitting in room temperature aka heat. So the peanuts kind of melt a little added to the fact that the leaves are tightly sealed is just creat that stickiness on the surface. But rest assured no one ate and put it back in the leave 😂😂😂
Aaaah thanks a lot for the info! :)
I love your vibes. Tracy seems to enjoy herself. I can't wait to see the rest of your Cameroon series
Thank you so so much! :)
I love how chill and friendly the people are 😊
Same! They were awesome :D
Beautiful!!! Seems like a really nice country, I have to add it to my list!
Great video, looking forward to much more! Specially Africa! Cheers 🍺🍺
We for sure had a lot of fun in Cameroon! :)
Thanks for this amazing video, I've been looking for so long to find a nice video on my country since I live in the USA and my husband is American, he wants to discover before we visit, but believe me we've never found any.God bless you it's so fun to watch this, I feel like I was home at mvog Atangana mballa yaounde❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow I am so glad! We had so much fun filming this video series! I hope you watch the ones from the Western Part of the country as well. And I also hope you can bring your husband to Cameroon one day! :)
Thanks for admiring my country like it
Our pleasure! :)
I love this video. It reflects open mindedness and respect for culture and diversity!
Much appreciated!
If you want to drink the best Palm wine in Cameroon, you should go to the North West region. My village, Awing Village. From pure raffia tree. When freshly harvested, it's sweet, but I enjoy it best after a day fermentation 🤤🤤🤤, with roasted corn. I miss my village 😢
Well noted :)
Honestly I love this video because you love my country
That's great! :D
Great video on Cameroon glad you like street food. It's funny because last Sunday, I was talking about Soya to those around me, one of the people started salivating 😂, and wanted me to bring it back to him, the next time I go there, really crazy. Braised fish, Soya, fritters with beans (called jazz by subscribers 😜), are the must-have street food in Cameroon
Thank you for your sharing and visit.🙏
Soya became some of my favorite street food in the whole world to be honest! So so delicious! :)
Beautiful Cameroon...Best cuisine in the world is here🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
We agree!
I'm a Cameroonian and I live in Yaoundé. I love that you make a video on my town. Thanks
(Je suis un cameroonais et je vis à Yaoundé. Merci pour cette vidéo).
Continue.
We had such a good time in Cameroon! :D
Thanks bro for this magnificent piece 🤗🥰
My pleasure 😊
Drinking a beer while waiting for your fish….i miss it a lot
Cheers to that!! 🍻
Wow wow wowo chouette petit vlog du Cameroun à Yaoundé.
Je viens de Belgique et j'ai des origines camerounaise du côté de ma maman qui est né là bas même 😅❤.
Désolée je ne parle pas anglais 😢 j'espère que vous me comprendrez. Et hate de voir la prochaine vidéo de vlog du Cameroun 🇨🇲.
Génial! Nous avons adoré notre mois au Cameroune. Nous avons fait 4 autres videos qui serons publiées bientot! :)
Oh my gosh! Watching this video just made me realize how I miss my home town😅 and have proud I am of our food and culture ❤
We had such a good time in Yaoundé! :)
I feel happy and a bit sad at the same time because honestly there are so many local places where you could have tried very nice food (beignets haricots, soya, grilled fish, poulet DG, "les petits poissons", sauce gombo and couscous à Tsinga, met de pistache...). Well Alex seems to be a very great and honest guy, you were lucky to have him with you but I don't think he showed you the best places for some of the food you tried. But I'm happy you enjoyed my home country 🥰
Just doing our best with what we have! :)
Wow I love your videos Dave Mani they are interesting when it comes to food you guys are champions!
Glad you like them! 🙃❤️👍🏼
The things you eat Dave 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 nothing but respect. That could never be me. That green thing you have eaten ,It has reminded me of the blood at the Maasai homestead. All picky eaters one side. Such a great vlog. I am loving this Cameroon series. My best.
Hahaha! Fair enough, that little brown paste in the leaf was for sure... different! But I'm always willing to try! :)
@@DaveMani happy to See this video of my country.
Le met dans les feuilles c est la pâte d arrachide preparee dans les feuilles.
Merci encore pour la video.
This is great👏🏼🎉. Thank you guys for visiting my country❤
It was a real pleasure! :)
Happy wednesday! can’t wait for all the content you have from Cameroon
Yay! Thank you!
Why only street food ?we have too africain restaurant chic like kajazoma Bastos
I've been waiting for this documentary vlog.Congratulations.
Hope you enjoyed it!
Did, Videos are very therapeutic
I’m Cameroonian and I really enjoyed watching your videos I hope you like our country and our foods… I know you had some stomachache after all of that
No stomach problem at all no. We eat street food all around the world so we're good. 👍🏼
@@DaveMani a real foodie Vet 🫡 thanks again for your videos
Really professional tour you could tell the driver 1st language is french but he represented the bilingual nature of cameroon brilliantly
Our driver was actually from the english side of Cameroon and spoke little to no French. :P
it would be a pleasure to invite you to discovery the diversity of traditional food you can have in yaounde the next time you will come
Sounds like a plan! ✅
That’s Yaoundé the way we like it as a Cameroonian that I am. Nice tour though’ 😅. Hope you guys had a nice stay 🎉
We had a really good time :)
Woooow Cameroon looks good hopefully they will be more developed soon. The street food looks amazing. You guys just gave Alex a good job idea hopefully he gets customers 💕
Those little soya things were the BEST! :p
Dave you have really high quality videos, you should do a behind the scenes one soon so we see what it's like making them
As much as I would like, I am not sure if people would care. Maybe tho!
Great video exploring cameroon 🇨🇲,
Africans are really resilent ,wonderful ppl
Ps.is it cold over there # peace n hatmony fr jamaica 🇯🇲
Thanks a lot my friend.
Watching from nairobi
Awesome! 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
that street food looked amazing 💯
It really was! :)
I really like you guys. Take good care of yourselves.
Thanks a lot :)
That thing you ate which taste like peanut butter it’s actually made of peanut ,oil,sugar and salt it’s called “Nnam Owondo” Owondo = arachide 🥜 or peanut
Aaaah, I kind of liked it.
Amazing video 💯
Thanks 💯
I got a cousin who came from the US one time with his dad who's my uncle and I took him to a spot where I usually buy soya so ever since he tasted soya, he's been on my neck to him to that spot where they sell soya.
Soya is the BEST!
Yeah Nice welcoming country l love my CAMEROON but the roads are still very dusty and careless in a whole beautiful capital without talking about the other regions 😅😅😅nice content
Thanks :)
Cameroon is my country guys I will like to show you around limbe cameroon when next you visit 😂🎉❤
Sounds good!!
Cameroon is perfect
Is a fun place for sure :)
Love the video❤ , the best is the driver drinking palm wine , 33 export and driving normal. I miss that country ❤
Haha he didn't drink much I swear :p
Nice to see you came back 🎉❤
Thanks a lot!
Very good place to be in, Yaoundé
For sure :)
love you personality dave your a cool guy
Hey thanks a lot :)
It's now that I saw your video thank you you're video it's good Cameroon 🇨🇲 is my country. I hope to see you again in Cameroun, we have we have lots of other things that you haven't seen or eaten.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice vlog ❤
I enjoyed.
Thank you 😊
I love you guys. ❤ Thank you for visiting my country
Thanks a lot!!! ❤️👍🏼
Dave hope you come back because you haven't yet tasted all in Douala is the city full of Street food oh!!! Yeah
We for sure! 👍🏼😎
There’s no one I’d rather watch travel Africa than you guys 🫶🏽 hope Tracey’s stomach is handling the different food and drink ok 😅
Wow thank you so so much Jess!
La briquetterie....a very nice choice 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Nice to see you enjoying my Country Dave..next time come to Douala, the food is better here than in Yaoundé...so should taste the roasted fish in youpwe 🤭🤭🤭
Whenever we come back to Cameroon, we will for sure go to Douala!
Yaoundé my town❤🇨🇲
Yaay!
❤❤❤, Cameroon if full of food and very entertaining.
Yes it is :)
Randomly found the video and I love it ❤🇨🇲
Thanks for watching! :p
When next you come to Cameroon visit limbe it has very beautiful sides too
This is well noted! :D
This is cameroon Hospitality , food , palm wine ... This is a really good offroad trip ...
It was a fun day for sure :)
Fascinating!
Thanks a lot!!
I think Africa is growing fast than expected
For sure!!
Very good video. I found myself watching Yaoundé that I know since I was born and smiling ☺️. We love the street food too. It’s what keeps our diaspora coming back 🙃Oh! And I loved when you talked about the bats. I had never noticed them before but now that you’re talking about it🫢
That's awesome! Thank you for watching :D
The driver dit a good job 👍
He really did yes! :)
Pistache (aka. mystery food), btw, is pumpkin seed paste mixed with spices and raw palm oil and then steamed in banana leaves.
Oh well, I liked it! Haha
As a Cameroonian I like your video. It wasn't bias. When some white folks come here they film only the worse areas.
We always go for the good stuff! ❤️
Cameroon has very beautiful delicacies even our street food tastes good; Reason why some Cameroonians are reluctant to relocate abroad.
The food was indeed super good. 🙃
Stumbled on your videos man!!! I was born in this city! The guide did fairly good😂
Y'all are so good raw impressions. Love it!😂😂 Looking forward to see more
Awesome! Thank you!
Hahaha
The second food is butter nuts seasoned with crawfish, fish...wrapped in banana leaves and cooked in boiled water. You can eat with casava bread (bobolo), plantain.....
This is well noted :0
Cameroon 🇨🇲 my home
I love you today and always ❤️
Cheers ❤️❤️❤️
I’m from Cameroun but I I live in suisse and I have family in kumba
Oh that's awesome :)
Welcome to Cameroon!
thx
This might be a helpful tip. When next you visit, Google bloggers in Cameroon, you might fine one that can help as a tour guide or so for you. This might apply in other places too😊
I actually did do that before that trip but no one got back to me. Next time hopefully!
@@DaveMani That’s was unfortunately
Hopefully, you will get one on your next trip
I come from Cameroon 🇨🇲 and the food there is fire 🔥 is so good 💯😊
Oh yes it is!!!!!
Hello Dave Mani I am a big fan of your videos especially the video when you came to cameroon.
Hey, thanks! 😬👍🏼
Waouhhhhhhhhh cameroun mon beau et tendre pays, la terre de mes ancêtres❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nous avons vraiment adoré!
Cameroun,my beautiful country.
❤️❤️❤️
Love your video....
Thank you so much 😀
Cameroon is very rich with varieties of food.
Yes it is.
I am from Cameroon
Cool!
Hello. What you ate in the green leaf is groundnut paste or peanut paste seasoned and wrap in leaf then boiled. Pistache is a different thing though similar but pistache is egusi pudding made with egusi
Also the peanut (groundnut) is white because that’s fresh and boiled peanut. Nice video by the way
Aaaah, make sense! :)