TRYING FUFU FOR THE FIRST TIME (LETS EAT) SISTER AFRICAN FOOD MUKBANG | SASVlogs
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I’m African!!! Also you were eating puff puff, Egusi Soup ( egu- si-), Okra soup (oak-ra), and then you were eating Boiled potato leaf (easier way of saying it). And You were eating Cassava fufu (the white one) and Amala (the gray or brown one) I hope you see this comment!! ❤️❤️
ples tel me how to make okra soup same in the video they eating
@@kokodepopo There’s many easy to make it but Okra soup is really hard to make.
@@kokodepopo watch how to make it on RUclips.
@Franck Belibi Ikr right but my fav is Cassava Leaf with rice ❤️
I had the Amala and i didnt like that one so much. Its not bad, i just didnt like it. So i might look into the other fufu on door dash.
The dark one is my favorite because it from where I am from in Nigeria, in Ibadon. Its called Amala. Pronounced A- ma- la. And its been said women who want to give birth to twins would eat this more often would give birth to twins. And if you look up on RUclips you will find this to be true. Me being from there, I can tell it is, but its because of the type of yam it is. And it gets it's dark color from the way the yam is processed after it's been harvest. In the same way an apple once cut open gets dark because of the oxidation process, so does this yam after peeling it. Then they leave out in the sun to dry before taking it to the place where they will turn it in a workerable flour to create what you are now eating. The traditional soup to eat it with is called Ewedu, and a bean soup goes with it to. They are served together one on top of the other, with the red stew and any type of meat of your choice. That is the real way to eat the( Amala) not FUFU the dark one in your hand. And its yummy and you are to use your hands to eat it. But wash your hands first. I know that goes without saying lol.
O hello..
I'm from Nigeria and where I'm from its called amala too
hey ples tell me how to make okra soup
I've been to Nigeria many many times (not recently though) and never got to try Fufu! Now I'm seeing it all over Tiktok and RUclips!
@@kokodepopo I am pretty sure you can find it online. Absolutely yum! My favorite soup of all time! Good luck!
The fact that I dont see "challenge" on the title I freakin love 💛
Trying African food isnt a challenge.
You’re so right about that
@soboro sunny Absolutely!!!!! ☺️
It's a challenge for the picky eaters and people with very limited taste palate 😂 which's why i think they should rename this challenge to "picky eaters try: fufu edition"
I always so my mum eating fufu and I'm just like 🤔
@soboro sunny obviously 🤨
I'm amazed, how you guys are open minded in trying new foods and genuinely liking it
Well why would you be disrespectful on the food
@@bloobeary1686 some people can get picky and throw tantrums about it when sometimes they didn't even do much research or prepare the food properly.
its really not that amazing lmfao. how basic are you?!
@Queen Shay yeah but some people do want to try, but they disrespect the culture sometimes. it's just kinda heartbreaking but I'm still glad people are willing to try and even if they don't, that's fine
@@nfvjgrofgjvoldlkgvlo if you don't like our food then keep it to urself, frankly us nigerians never wanted our culture to become yalls next trend. Its not basic its our ethnicity
I pray whoever sees this will be successful in life 😁😆🙏
Back atcha!!!!❤️🙏🏼🤗
Thanks
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Thank you same to you
I don’t care
Admire other people's culture shows your level of respect and personality even if you don't accept it. Weldone
They need to try *Soul Food* next. Get some of that Southern African American food in your stomach. It's good and a tradition in my family.
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On god
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Factsss !!
Soul food is good, but west african food hits the spot :) so good n addicting, I eat it twice a week
Been following you for over 3years and watching all your videos..I’m Nigerian and it gives me so much joy to see you eat out food
Food always taste better when eaten with your god given tools, fingers!! This was a good mukbang!!
Iam an IndiAn. And i cant agree more
I’m Malaysian, and yes, it is so much better 😊
@Sharrose Kerr im muslim and i eat things with my hands cuz u grab more food and its not DIRTY u wash your hands
Same in FILIPINO
But we don’t particularly eat like just bare hands in my opinion it depends on what we are eating here in the Philippines if its like rice with chicken, soups (but we also use spoons and forks for soups like duhh) its very different like you guys it really depends on what food you are eating not like we straight up-eat bare hands like you guys
Its very hard explaining this sorry
@@aniellecajucom4812 If course when it comes to soups, we use spoons too. We are not savages! Certain food taste better when eaten with our fingers and hand. Chicken and Rice, Taro(is one of main staples of starch, like potato) and pig (leuchon, not sure of the spelling) those are better eaten with our fingers and hands! I understand exactly what you are trying to say!! Be safe out there!
You’re actually eating Nigerian food. I’m Ghanaian and our food is similar except we call their soups, STEWS and our soups (pepper light soup, peanut soup, etc) are more liquid based which we eat with a smoother textured fufu made of cassava. Also puff puff is a fried snack/dessert. We call it bofrot. You can make it with sugar, flour, butter, milk, eggs, nutmeg, etc. Similarities but differences across the continent 🙂👍🏾
I'm Nigerian and I love the Ghanaian version of Okra stew with those little crabs. I also like the Ghanaian version of egusi stew. My all-time favourite though is Banku and grilled tilapia with the chopped peppers and onions...
@@moa5351 🤗
Shame on the media for promoting negative all the time. Now with social media the world is quickly seeing the goodness of africa.
I think it's so cool how they're relating to other cultures from their own background. Like comparing the Fufu to sticky rice and how the Efo Riro tastes like Thai soup
1. Puff puff is a snack don't eat it with savory soups.
2 . You're not supposed to chew fufu
3. You guys are very respectful and cool❤
I'm Nigerian and I chew fufu😅😄
Why do you not chew fufu?
It's not a must to not chew fufu but that's the traditional way to eat it ig
@@ann_ie. 😂😂
How don't some chew fufu? I'm not trying to be disrespectful, I just know if I didn't chew, I would choke xD
I’m Laos and my husband is African, and I feel like both of our culture food is similar. It makes me so happy you guys got to try African food ☺️
How can your husband be African and you don't know Africa is a continent?
Yes I see the Asians seem to eat it like they grew up with it. Lol
Africa is a continent 😩
@@phatsissy67 How can you be so ignorant and assuming I didn’t know Africa was a continent? Like I would look dumb if I said “did you know that all Asian aren’t Chinese “🤣 So please stop making yourself look dumb because clearly you don’t know me! Assuming just makes an ass out of yourself 🤗
@@anthonesavanh baby calm down. It's not that serious. 🤣😂
Puff puff and soup😂😂. Puff puff is a dessert and it's made completely different from fufu. It's made with some cake ingredients including flour. Fufu is made with cassava, yam, potatoes or plantain ..I'm excited you guys tried it🥳🥳❤️
😭 in SA we call it Amagwinya( puff puff) and I eat it with soup . I make mine with less sugar though
I have been waiting for this comment 😂😂😂😂😂 I no fit laugh 😆
This comment… Was actually searching for it 😂
Me to😂😂😂 not any soup but puff puff and okra soup😂😂
By the way. This is why I am a big fan of you guys. I love your videos, because you guys are very open minded and plus a lot of the foods you eat remind me of home which I miss, and my sister who I lost last year who I also miss. You all are the coolest🥰🥰❤❤❤thank you for letting me share with you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I am sorry for your loss🙏🏻
I am very sorry for your loss. Sending you lots of light and good vibes.
I’ve seen some try this & they were super disrespectful even puking it out on camera. But these are some great ppl here 😤
its all up to personal taste but some people are disrespectful do its nice to see people enjoying different cultures and respecting them
Now for the other one that Sas is holding its called "Eba" and believe it or not we make it from what you all would call yucca, but we Nigerians know and call it Cassava yam. Like the Amala its Harvest and peeled and left out in a sun dry. But the color doesn't change. After they turn it into power, but this process take a lot longer then the other because they still will have to dry it and roast it before it can be made into what you are now eating. It must be roasted so as to make sure there is no sign of Sinai Poisoning which some foods as well all know and can admit from different countries if not prepare properly can make you sick, other wise. But I assure you %10000 this will NOT harm you in any way. Because of the Preparation, processing, and care that goes into creating it. Now this "Eba" is mostly eating with okra soup which can be cooked in many ways, you all just had one version of it. Or it can also be eaten with our vegetable soup we in my language call "Efo" and there are many different types but my personal favorite Efo with melon seed soup also know as (Eguisi) and the Red Stew also know as (Obe ata)
In Puerto Rico we eat lots of yucca and yam. Very similar foods.
that sounds rly cool, cant wait to try African food some day
@@marblemeows1680 your gonna love it trust me im from africa
@@peeps8984 looking forward to trying it!!
@@marblemeows1680 Hope you enjoy it they are many great dishes where im from but the food from here is amazing 😄
youtube: sas-
me: *pauses the grammy awards and runs*
Huh?
@@amirahnabilah4643 she was watching the Grammy awards but once sas this RUclipsr showed up she hurried up and came here
I totally forgot about the Grammy awards 😭
WAIT today was the Grammy awards
I waited for BTS show on Grammy 💀
I'm drooling RN. I've had fufu and okra soup and the spinach just once when I traveled in nigeria before and oh my it's Good. Nigerian foods along with Euthopian foods and Indian foods are amazing. I'm filipino by the way
not her having the puff puff with the okra stew😂😂 i love this
1. You where eating eba and amala
2. WHEN SGE TRYIED TO EAT THE AMALA LIKE BREAD I LAUGHED
3. YA'll are so respectful and kind
That’s actually fufu not Eba
@@helenadagunduro2287 then why was there grains in it😭😭😭 I was thinking the same thing
@@bxldn2253 I thought as first also but when I looked closer it looked like fufu
@@helenadagunduro2287 nah that's eba fufu is smoother and whiter not grainy
Pounded yam with egusi or vegetable soup may be easier on most Non-Nigerian palates because of the yam's similarity to mashed potatoes in taste. The Nigerian fufu (with slightly sour taste) and amala (more on the bland side) may take some time to acquire taste.
This is why the soups and stew are quite savoury and delicious, to provide a balance in taste.
I love that y’all are trying different cultures!!! Also, fufu isn’t to be chewed. More swallowed & mushed w/ tongue!! Great video
@@sidye458 reread what I said but, carry on’
If she was eating the fufu with a soup like substance she probably would have swallowed but since the stew and chicken and things in it she is going to chew
I have watched a lot of mukbanger's on here try some African food and some liked it some didn't I think African food is delicious😘
I definitely have to try it
I dodmt like the egusi at all but I respect everyone's culture 😅
I am an african and the african food iss the bestttttt
@@meow9071 Same here
Where are you from in africa
@@peeps8984 potees mokopane
I love the one on the left eating the okro soup. She's getting it absolutely right and makes it salivating 👏
Omg guys you gotta try those :
Koshari
Molokhya
Grape leaves ( sarma dolma)
Bashamel pasta(typically like the white sauce one, but with smashed meat and a heavy white sauce, done in oven)
Those are egyptian food, really popular here!
I love how respectful you all were to trying a different culture’s food! I’ve seen so many people do this and make fun of it. I’m a new fan.
I haven't tried african food ever since and this looks different and good
I want to try fufu one day 😍
Jajaja.
Me too
I haven’t tried African food before - but after watching this I sure am - this was so fun to watch! 😋🥰
Africa is a continent 🥲, it’s more west African food
Africa doesn’t have “typical” food. It’s a continent that has a vast variety of food. I haven’t tasted food from many African countries and I am an African. I have had Ethiopian, Nigerian, and Congolese, out of 54 countries in this huge, huge continent. Let your imagination run wild.
I have tried egyptian food before cause is my favorite!!!
Puff is made from flour. It is meant to be taken like a snack not with okro or any other kind of soup. The white one is the fufu while the dark brown (sometimes black) is probably amala another kind of food taken with soup. I'm Nigerian and these are some of our popular dishes. Thanks for celebrating our foods these ways.
I swear i love these two sisters. They have beautiful personalities. 🥰
Firstly, well done for this video.
A few tips to help enhance your experience:
Of course, you’re free to eat whichever way you want BUT:
- puff-puff isn’t a main meal and doesn’t go with any soup 😂
- neither of those are fufu. Lighter one is called eba and goes with all 3 soups. Darker one is called amala and will only go with the okra soup. If you had pounded yam (fufu), it’ll go with all 3 soups.
“Move over fufu” I am cracking up🤣🤣🤣
At which minute?
@@suga3104 5:55
@@angryraisin thx
Sas is picking up the stew with the fufu so well!
Sas personality is soo amazing 💕
I loved the bonding of u two sisters,i hope i have that kind of sisters eating together,laughing together,sweet together,joking together 🥺....
I just love u both ☺️ from Philippines 🤗😘
I'm so proud of you both for trying African foods. The okra , egusi, spinach are mainly from west Africa. The sweet thing you ate is called Akara I think . My husband is from Sierra Leone and I'm from the Philippines living in manchestet UK.
Nice to see that they are liking other culture foods and not judging them loved this video
One day she will make a restaurant called “It’s so good”
Yaaasss Ghana and Nigeria demnmn!!! You guys are so respectful!!! ❤️❤️
Who loves to eat African food here.
Get your subs somewhere else!
@@Kellyk43 😂🤣
The Nigeria in me died with laughter when she dipped the puffpuff in the okra stew🤣but i salivated all through the video...
now i am making this food
Yayyyy Sierra Leonean here 🇸🇱 so happy that you tried our irreplaceable African delicacies. Hope you really enjoyed it! ...FYI - the white ball is fufu and the brown ball is Amala and you can eat them with different types of soup ❤️
Don't you also swallow and not chew the Fu fu?? And roll it in your fingers for a ball to hold it together ,and throw it in your mouth for proper African etiquette?? Just asking I saw it somewhere. I Love that these 2 Ladies gave it a go and really liked some of it❤️. I know okra should never be a first choice for beginners especially if you don't like slimy dishes from anywhere.
@@belvamoore8169 I’m confused at what you are asking. And no we don’t throw fufu in our mouths. We eat normally like every other human in the world.
@@belvamoore8169 and why shouldn’t okra be a good first choice? Isn’t it a type of food? Smh
@@theovercomer7748 No reason to be offended👀 my apologies 👍.Never implied you were a animal😕. By you being from Africa I would have guessed you to be the correct culture to ask❤️ that's all, it just may have been a tribal thing. I'm African American and I'm surprised at your response. I hope we become more welcoming🍍 and kind to people that's learning about our Cultures and more so to ourselves. Well, God bless you.❤️Peace Peace😊
@@theovercomer7748 WHY OKRA IS NOT A GOOD CHOICE ALTHOUGH I THINK it's good. Like I was saying I don't know if you where raised in America but I was , It's ALWAYS been a thing with slim from anywhere in America that I know. Some people relate it to mucus🤧 ( unfortunately). I know ,I know, but it's just where the mind take👍 people at times; and you have to admit it does resemble mucus. But I myself love Okra 🥰 not the slimmy part though. But anyway that's why I said what I said about Okra. 🙂 It's not popular in the USA unless it's fried or pickled, and then it become part our Soul food❤️ menu.
I love how ya'll enjoyed y'all selves! This video felt like when you go to your friends house and just snack and chat.
Finally SAS tried African food 💃💃💃. Those are Nigerian local dishes by the way 😀.
Egusi soup is my favorite of the three though 👌. Plus, I've literally tried everything on this table 😀
She tried it for a time ago. That video is in her asmr channel. 😇
@@imtu1805 oh... Okay. I'll check it out
@@ijeomauzoagu1 😊😊
I love this mother daughter duo 😭😭💕💕
No wonder sisi is buying jewelry sas is always betting eachother 😂😂😂
😂so sweet to watch you two trying African food using hand. We so proud of you for being so brave to eat it.
I am 3 minutes into the video and I am enjoying the positive , respectful and genuine willingness to try this.
I legit scroll past non Africans tasting / eating African food because it’s like we are being done a favour. They’ll be looking at it weird or smelling it , making faces. So annoying!
This was really pleasant to watch. , thank you 🌹
Yes you’re right. Egusi goes well with plain rice too.
This was brilliant. I am from South Africa and it is so interesting for me to see traditional foods from other parts of Africa. There is so much culture and diversity in Africa. It will be incredible to see foods from multiple parts of Africa. it will all be completely different. If you ever do South Africa, make sure to get the following:
Mains - Boboti, Bredie, Peri Peri Chicken Livers.
Desserts: Milk Tart, Koeksisters
Y'all are making me want to eat some fufu and soup!!! It's been ages since I had some back in Nigeria! Never seen anyone eat puff puff with soup until now 😂 Love it!! ♥
I was thinking to myself..."fufu is the most unique name for food but I like it..." Then ne lets eat said...."move over fufu..." I just died 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love seeing people eat foods from my culture!
Your guys' eyebrows looks exactly the same, do you get it done at the same place with the same person? Lol!
It’s prob bc they’re sisters, I’m also from Thailand and my eyebrows are like my siblings too
The fufu depends what's starch crop u use. There is unripe plantain fufu, yam fufu, taro fufu, etc, depending on the tribe. The unripe plantain fufu is sweeter and it's common in Ivory Coast
I love when cultures respect cultures...
Thanks guys for trying our delicacy.. proudly Nigerian! Proud Yoruba 💯
Fufu is a Nigerian delicacy. It’s popular amongst the Igbo tribe. And the “E” isn’t silent. 😂
I laughed so hard. They're so cute with the pronunciations. Lol
@@naakai6397 ok
Fufu is actually Ghanaian in origin and jellof rice is actually senegalese in origin
Fufu is not Nigerian food. It’s called pounded yam in Nigeria. Get your facts straight.
@@beetheyogi Fufu isn’t Pounded Yam in Nigeria. Get your facts right.
As someone of West African descent when she said “I’m eating with my left hand” I was like oooooo NOOOO! 😆
Love the videos you and Sissi do together!! You guys are such a great duo and seem so close! ❤️
Pounded yam is the best "fufu" to start with for beginners .
Lady on the left is a real foodie
Wow, you guys are very adventurous. The amala and eba can be an acquired taste if you have never eaten it before. Kudos on being open and extremely respectful. I just subscribed to your channel because of this.
Every time I see you two together I wish I had a sister.......so much fun!
Africa is a continent how about specifying the country and saying "Nigerian food" as we have several countries within Africa.but so glad that you guys are trying this..looking forward for you to try kenyan delicacies ❤️❤️
How can they say Nigerian food and it's also eaten in Ghana and other African countries?
@@Venus-xj8bd yes. True
Yea, West African food
Dude it's eaten in more than one country in Africa
@@Venus-xj8bd They are at least trying to be respectful. As an American I can tell you that I viewed them trying to be respectful and at least name a country from west Africa the dishes are from. If they ordered it from a Nigerian restaurant then that is what they have to go by. They wouldn’t say Ghana or any other country if they are not aware.
Most people have no idea how diverse different region’s culture, food, music and language can be from different regions or countries in Africa.
Yes you can find similarities in regional foods or even same foods. But, most people think of Africa has one big country and if they just say African foods or west African food. A lot of people would literally think. All Africans eat what they are eating. Or all west Africans eat the same thing.
AFRICAN FOOD IS SEASONED OH SO VERY WELL! Their Seasonings are well blended!
I learn English with your videos🤤 Thank you😆
I never try nigerian food but after watching this I LOVE TOO!
Aww you two are so sweet and watching you eat this was fun haha!
The deep fried balls (puff puff or African doughnuts) are actually eaten as a snack hence they're sweet. The recipe is exactly the same as doughnuts but shaped differently as the better is slightly runnier and then deep fried.
They're usually not eaten with fufu and soup haha! Imagine eating noodles with jam doughnuts lol! But it was cute watching you two try to figure it out, even funnier when you bet it was the fried version of the fufu. At the end of the day, if you enjoyed it with the soup then of course you can! New trend 😀.
Okra is like Marmite to some, you either love it or you hate it lol especially because it's naturally slimy, though some cultures fry them in batter to avoid the slime. I like okra and a lot of babies I find like it lol!
Well done you two for trying out traditional African food 😍😍! Enjoy
Honestly i so much like the love of this our favorite meal is so real..
You enjoyed eating 😋
Thank you for being so real 😊
What i love sas and ne is they always try to eat different types of food and the culture on how to eat,! Im jealous coz im not the type of foodventure😅
Interesting looks good 😍😍😍 we need different foods more often would be so fun to see you guys try different cuisines from different cultures
I was literally cheesing the entire time watching this. You two are so cute together!! lol
The puffpuff is a breakfast pastry made with flour, eaten with sugar or beans. Fufu has many different recipes. Most of the time it’s cassava.
Who eats puff puff with beans??? Sugar I can see maybe it’s usually pap 🤮
@@true4585 West/Central Africans. puff puff with spicy beans is simply magical. You’ll stand corrected.
The okra soup and the vegetable soup looks so beautiful. I'm hungry right now
Puff puff is made with flour, butter, milk, eggs, yeast, salt and sugar.
Ok Sas, time for some Soul food. Baked, Mac n cheese, candy yams, greens and fried fish or fried chicken
yesss
Those types of food are hide to find in Canada lo
Yummm this is specifically Nigerian food
Am I the only one who's been waiting for them to eat these foods??? 😄❤
I am Puerto Rican and I love Making fufu with okra soup
They be talking about the crazy weather and I can totally relate! Hahaha. We moved here in Surrey, BC last august 2020 from Calgary. The weather there is insane. Snow is like 5 month long and -40 to -50 C.
You girls did GREAT on this the fact you respect the food and culture Much respect 💯
Those foods look so interesting. I wish we had Nigerian food or African foods here in western Massachusetts. I’m Armenian and our foods are very healthy and tasty too.
I wanna try African food soooo bad after watching these mukbangs 😩😩
You both really enjoyed the meal❤️
Puff puff is made from flour and it's a snack(dessert)and yes it is fried
I’m Nigerian and Sudanese and it made me happy !!
Do a noodle challenge with yours hands pls 😬 Sas just came up with this and I think it’s so interesting
No way
I Love Okra. Okra is extremely healthy and good for your digestive system!
Omg I’m so early 💖🥺 love the videos with your sister together, they’re fun! 💜
African food is truly the best in the world. I crave fufu everyday. Trying different ethnic foods from around the world can bring us altogether. Learning about other cultures can truly eliminate racism and replace it with love for food and love for each other. Food is like music it bring the world to you
I love you ladies expressions lol! I can't stop laughing!
omg 😂who eats puff puff with soup! wow. tis so crazy...the fact that y'all genuinely enjoying it😂
exactly your not meant to!!
You made us EXCITED to try that FUFU!! If you can please let us know what you think of our mukbang that would be amazing!!!🥰
“African food” Africa is a WHOLE continent. You wouldn’t say “Asian food” you would say “Thai food” so please specify which type of African food- it’s just respect.
Shutup bro
Oh lord another one finding a problem with anything . Ppl say spanish food , asian good , American food .. get a life sis
@@jennydivine794 are you dumb.... Spain isn’t a continent it is a country, so OF COURSE ppl say “Spanish food” go back to geography class . Also “another one” is giving serious racist tones so be quiet.
ITS NOT THAT DEEEEP
I really want to try this! I’ve never had African food before although I feel like I would enjoy okoro stew. Love okra!
Ooh yours taste sour, it soured off, so funny😂 ladies, this looks soooo good I love African and Nigerian foods. I learned to make my own. ❤
It's about time you guys came back, I missed you guys... sounds and looks real good 👍..this is an African food.🥲❤
It's the "What made your wanna try AFRICAN food" "I thought we were gonna have Sushi" for me.