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[PHOTOS] 10 Interesting Things Only People Who Eat Amala Can Relate To

[PHOTOS] 10 Interesting Things Only People Who Eat Amala Can Relate To

By Tiffany1 in 21 Oct 2015 | 17:38
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In a country with lots of variety of foods to choose from, amala has won the hearts of many. These loyal fans of amala will sing eulogies in endless praise to their professed “king of swallow”.
The local Yoruba dish made from yam flour. Yam is peeled, sliced, cleaned, dried and then blended into flour called elubo. The white yam is white gives amala its thick brown colour after it has been dried.
That said, here are ten interesting things everyone who has ever heard of amala must know:
1.Whether you are in Nigeria or abroad, you just can’t resist a bowl of amala. notavailable 2. You just can’t get enough of it. Even after 20 wraps, you still won’t be filled. notavailable
21 Oct 2015 | 17:38
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3. If you still bed wet, do not eat amala at night. The food can make you pee non-stop like a faulty tap :) 4. Local Amala is the best any time and any day. Iya Biliki by the roadside perfected the recipe long before any hotel chef out there even knew what it was called. notavailable 5. Amala drives better than the ‘Transporter’ himself. It can transport any good soup to the big home called your belly notavailable
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6. That moment when it’s time for item 7 and they tell you Amala is on its way. The anticipation! notavailable 7. When its time for Amala, you know you have to keep the fork and knife and go hardcore with your bare hands. You just have to give it that respect. notavailable 8. Tiwa Savage and KCee deserve celebrities of the year awards because they understand the true value of Amala. notavailable SOURCE:http://kokofeed.com/2015/10/21/photos-10-interesting-things-only-people-who-eat-amala-can-relate-to/
21 Oct 2015 | 17:48
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9. There’s no sickness that will stop you from eating your beloved Amala. notavailable 10. If you are looking to lose weight real quick, there is no better option than Amala . notavailable
21 Oct 2015 | 17:50
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wish i could get hold of those meat inside iya biliki pot :mrgreen:
21 Oct 2015 | 17:52
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Wu told u I cnt resist a bowl of amala see u
21 Oct 2015 | 17:52
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Na wetin u dey tnk also dey my mind na d meat tnz ooo
21 Oct 2015 | 17:55
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Lolz @Skookum and @Tiffany our mind dy 2geda.
21 Oct 2015 | 18:05
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9ice 1 cux Amala all d way ooooo
21 Oct 2015 | 18:10
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@Tiffany i disagree wit dat num 10.there is no way u can eat amala and lose weight
21 Oct 2015 | 18:26
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I tink am also intrested in iya biliki's meat.wu can get it 4 me?
21 Oct 2015 | 18:28
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Ya....i also disaqree wid dat number 10,,there's no way u would eat Amala and stand a chance of loosinq weiqht o cos its a heavy food and would be likened to the likes of fofo and qarri.... All the same,itz a delicacy i would really love to taste...
21 Oct 2015 | 19:11
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Am from igbo but i love eating amala and ewedu soup whenever im in lagos. I alway feel light but at thesame time full whenever i eat amala. Unlike akpu, i feel heavy in my body after eating akpu.
22 Oct 2015 | 04:21
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D fud come dey hungry me
22 Oct 2015 | 04:22
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Lol...una wan kil person abeg
22 Oct 2015 | 04:44
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Am an igbo girl that loves preparing en eating Amala
22 Oct 2015 | 04:56
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Can i have some pls?
22 Oct 2015 | 05:27
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I dont know why the yorubas love meat that much, still cant forget my first experience with amala when i travelled to Ede in Osun state, when i was entertained with a bowl of amala and some good meats.
22 Oct 2015 | 06:42
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Amala! Chai better swallow. Will never 4get how iya kasali chased my brother out of his shop after eatn amala #700 and still asking 4 more, lol d woman provoke dey shout ömö ibo wey like amala, con pursue us say she no dey sell again. Lol...
22 Oct 2015 | 06:51
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Hmmmmmm,,,, . I don't think I have eaten it before,, @sofia, hope you will prepare it for me when I come visiting???
22 Oct 2015 | 10:23
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I hate swallow so I dnt like amala
22 Oct 2015 | 11:23
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My center of intrest z d meatz
22 Oct 2015 | 11:24
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Dah one na small tin naa, no pee @Wiseman
22 Oct 2015 | 12:27
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chai... e be like say the thing dey sweet oooo....i wish...... just want to have a taste....
22 Oct 2015 | 16:56
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sorry ! But u did not tell us the real story,because all I read is you kept on repeating amala ,amala, iya biliki then amala again
22 Oct 2015 | 21:17
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i love amala so much i just miss it loke kilode
23 Oct 2015 | 08:35
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