AMERICANS TRY NIGERIAN SNACKS, DRINKS & CANDY/SWEETS 

lol hahaha

I swr dwn 😂😂

😂 I remember taking it for the first time in a hospital when I was ill

Walahi 😅😅😅

I can relate

Swears.

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Likeeeeee

True 😂

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hahahahahahaha

Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Lol 😂 😂

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Asin eh

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Harsh 🤣🤣

Wicked!!🤣🤣🤣

Same 🤣🤣🤣🤣

E say na it reminds him of malaria 🤣🤣🤣😭

I laughed soo hard I'm choking 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Me too, the taste makes me feel sick

yeahhh I hate lucozade boost cos of malaria

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No lies lol

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Guyyyyyy 😂🤣🤣🤣

Lol true! Didn’t think of it.

Malt isn't really a Nigerian snack, everyone drinks it from time to time

mae k if malt is then what are cheese balls

@@dokorobia8713 ?

@@quache2531 I am saying if malt shouldn't be considered specifically Nigerian, how can cheeseballs?

That’s true! 😂

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So true

Ikr

Exactly what I thought when he said it😂

Great timing 😅

I miss naija o

Naomi Adeisrael I smelt it too 😂😂🤣🤣I felt crazy

I smelt it too

me too

Naomi Adeisrael no I am nigerian too and I can exspecially remember going to malam next to my house and buying like lacasera

Ugh I miss it !!!

As in! My mum knows not to make the mistake if buying oxford. I'm Team Yale!

Team Yale

Omg this is so funny

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That's a seasoning advert😐😉😉😂😂😂😂😂

Escavilar they sell them in London though. I am sure you can get them in African food stores

Just ask someone coming to America soon to bring it. Trust me there's always a least one Nigerian.

Check out snackbox on Instagram. They sell varieties of naija snack here in the US.

Escavilar I can't wait to take u around whenever u decide to come bk

Lacasera especially 😩

Totally me too

Same

I swear

me too man

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Periodttt

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Like seriously, who drinks hot lacasera?

@@livys788 insane people lmao

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Love this! Thanks for educating us! 😊

Wow, educative

Exactly sis

This was so cool to read. Thank you!

Yea Nkatie burger

You are not nice at all. lol!

I saaaaayyy

With cold water. I do it all the time

With chilllleddd water🥶🥶🥵❤️

@@renabubbles9658 you're a champ bro

Azin, wetin concern us??? I no even observe am before

@@oluwadahunolusola7325 😂😂😘 leave some of them alone 50% of them no they mind business . 50% of us always calm we no dey talk to much 🥰

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They're in Ghana because most of them are NOT Nigerian snacks. They're British products made in Nigeria or imported into Nigeria. All former colonies will have same or similar type products.

ericka mo Facts! I was saying the same thing! Most of these snacks aren’t African snacks just British because of colonization.

@@Earthomo it is made in Nigeria

OFFORKA CHIDINMA oh yawn! Who has time for your clueless colonized mind - so happy to be claiming the colonizer’s snacks as your own. Wake up! Or go read a history book. You probably don’t know a thing about your own Biafra and how they stood watch over that too 🙄 I’m sure you’re waving the Union Jack in your enslaved head as you stupidly chime in “it is made in Nigeria” JJC It’s a pity your pride wasn’t made in Nigeria instead.

These ppl plus the person who made the comment are just trying to have some fun and remember the good times of when they were younger back home. Can we just get over the know-it-all attitude?!

Yes oh! Don't mind them..haha

Yes all these happened in the recession of 2015 many nigerian products were reduced in quality and quantity to meet up,and sub standard versions of gala were also made

I tell you

The economy I guess

But the price has increased

this is true

Very true

It’s cause you can’t bring meat on plane

@@KennyIsaBop you actually can, the last time my dad went to nigeria early february last year, he came back with like a plastic bag filled with gala

@@wosilatuadeshina221 how?

Thank you so much! ❤️

I like them... Dey wanna try different things...

Exactly......bring them back.....in the next video

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Yeah🤣🤣🤣

no it's not...i know it will be nice

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It tastes very good

Haha! I’m so happy it took you back. I definitely love reminders of being back home. And I remember my friends doing that!

Ahhh, eating it quickly before the biscuit melts👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾, we called it “biscuit flakes”😂😂

We called it 'cabin flakes' in boarding high school. 😁😁

I'm in my mid twenties and I still do this 😂😂😂

@@lifeofabrokenaijagirl4792 it's heavenly.

😂😂 I was going to say this. Just grab a hand full and pop them in with the same hand!

@@LabakeO Exactly! 😂

I had the same feeling! Like who picks chin-chin individually?!?!?

Girlllll say it again🤣🤣🤣 just gather that thing and chew

Yeah. The cheese balls were literally hurting me.

There is no white person in the video

White guy ke? Omo this one na African american, just light skin.

You're correct. Native Nigerians categorize people correctly because you've not been exposed to the West's racial agenda so you're not biased. Long story short, he is white.

@@pelindalivesonmychannel4191 I’m not sure how that description is accurate. He looks mixed race to me, which will suggest he is of african and possibly European heritage. A Mexican isn’t white, an Arab isn’t white. Those of European heritage are usually those described as white.

@@mikeymike1666 I get how you could see that. But....in Africa, if you're not black, then automatically they categorize you as white be it Arab, mixed race, Hispanic Mexican etc. They are all "types" of white to them. Its the native Africans who use this. Westernized Africans use mixed, race and other classifications not native Africans.

You just know it

Lol

Lol

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That’s true. I should have made them try that last lol

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Yeah

Yeah so true

Even water 😂😄

Yes! I miss goody goody too! And thanks for the tip...haha. That would have been smart

I miss goody goody too

Goody goody is still sold, mostly in schools

I miss goody goodyyy

Goody goody!!!

After 1min

Lol that’s how you know I don’t eat it

Lol

Onayimi yeah so worth it.

😂 thanks for watching! Good memories

😂😂 Soo funny. Definitely very confusing

I’ve been eating it for years though, mallams sell the strip of it

She forgot milkose.

Ah I love Alpenliebe!

Yess I love it

Its even better than buttermint

Yes oh! They bring them here and up the price...haha

No place like home tho it's messy now😂

What?! They're dirt cheap. That's why there so common in Nigeria. Expect maybe the packet of cabin biscuit.

its also because most of those snacks (except chin chin and plantain chips) are BRITISH not Nigerian. Just because a country makes something it doesn't mean its their food.

@@Earthomo lol sorry if you don't subscribe to it... It's now traditional and I don't understand your emphasis

@@AustinLM There is no emphasis for you to understand. There is no "British" dodo or "British" suya or "British" chin chin even if they are prepared or manufactured in Britian. All those snacks you believe are Nigerian/"traditional" are British and not Nigerian. FACTS.

@@Earthomo so lacasera is the Queen's drink right?

@@Earthomo what r u even talking about abeg please shut up what u r saying is making no sense. As in Tom Toms are British? The sweets made in naija na British

Oh please not munch it abeg, that snack no follow

Thanks for the clarification! 😊 I didn’t know this

Soon it would start here again

@@AustinLM Oh it's true though. I speak twi. Nkatie is the twi word for peanut😊

@Bridget Asamoah. Thanks for the correction comment. I was looking for a correction comment like this, cuz I'm Ghanaian and been eating this Nkatie burger snack since childhood. I'm 20 now... And I still love it though.

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Happy you liked it! 😊

Thank you! And same! I’m going home soon and plan on doing that exact video! 😊...send me a link once you have it up, would love to watch it 😊

Did you eventually do this? I'd like to see it. Kindly post the link

Yes Mother of all 9Ja Snacks GALA!

As in...😂 GALA!😍

Gala!!!!!

Do you remember tree top or is it three top?

Yeah cabin biscuits been around long before she was born and long before i was born and i m 39

Nigga, we've always been one Where have you been. Don't you know the colonial masters were the ones who divided us.

Actully

@@oluochogu1567 actually, Nigeria is not sharing any borders with Ghana. So we're supposed to be most closest to Togo, Benin, Chad, and Cameroon than Ghana. But what United us and separated the others is the colonial language we both speak: English. So you could say out unity is all thanks to the Whyte colonial people

Except when it comes to the JOLLOF RICE debate!😅

Happy new year! Thank you!

Righttt! It's so good!

Me too

Me too

omg! Thanks for the history. I remember going to the Ikoyi club when I was a child. That was where I was introduced to it :)