Shellfish allergies and allergies to food seem to be common in the west but not in Ghana. Here in Ada, fried clams r the most popular street food. A majority of locals used this as the ‘meat’ in most of their dishes. Does anyone have any theories as to why allergies are not as common here? Don’t forget to LIKE SHARE and Subscribe ❤️❤️
IT IS BECAUSE THE PEOPLE OF ADA HAD BEEN EATEN CLAMS FOR GENERATIONS SO THEIR GENES IS USED TO CLAMS AND THESE SAME GENES HAD BEEN PASSED ON TO THE CURRENT PEOPLE OF ADA.........
I'm gonna buy some clams now lol. The allergies are probably not common because the people eating it from a young age so their bodies are accustomed . But in Trinidad here in the Caribbean we have alot of allergies to shell food.
We probably have these allergies but we’re too busy enjoying to notice😂. I know I’ve had reactions to stuff but I don’t think too deeply about what caused it, the body heals quickly enough anyway. Unless of course it’s the life and death type allergy situation. Nothing scientific about this view tho😂. But I’d Like to think we’ve adapted
I think that it may have a hereditary component coupled with environmental exposure. My mother's family is from the South Carolina Low Country and Sea Islands here in the US. I don't have any family on that side with shellfish allergies. Seafood was and still is an important part of the diet in that region. Eating it while pregnant and introducing it into the diet of children at young age probably wards off at the allergy.
Yes oooo , things that we don't value in Ghana, that's the most expensive things you cannot buy in Europe, fish is so expensive in Europe, but we don't value it Ghana
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I remember visiting this region in 2005 during my first visit to Ghana I think I was fascinated as my name is Ada lol. I had a good time near the sea at Tsarley Korpey resort.memories.
Thanks for your seafood vlogs Jasmine. These videos highlight much information in terms of catching, cleaning, cooking and eating. I love devouring a variety of seafood.😊
Jasmine thank you so much. My mother from Ada, the fresh clams taste good with okra soup. Please since you are in Ada check the songo lagoon that is where we get natural salt from. 👍
Wow I'm feeling for a nice sea food soup right about now. Jasmine, watching your videos is enlightening me on how to add more value and help small business owners maximize their potential. This is awesome stuff!
Memories, schooling at Adasco as a day student and comes to Kpookpo panya to fetch water for my domestic use and seeing this oyerster fishers on daily basis was a great experience.
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A gift of nature, fresh seafood from the bottom of the river untouched by chemicals. The river there could be salt water or fresh water depending on its proximity to the ocean as the Volta river flows into the Atlantic Ocean from that vicinity. Captivating scenery, the beauty to be behold. This is what the do nothing tourism board should be doing for their sumptuous salary and other perks, promoting Ghana’s tourism resources all across the nation and showing how many communities survive economically, also the diversity of Ghanaian culture. This is another banger by Jasmine, a consummate vlogger 😻😻
Beautiful scenery in this video from start to finish. My people are hard working and dedicated. They do their work with due diligence. I would love 💘 spend some time with them when I visit Ghana. 🌟👍💝🎉
They can freeze and import for pufferfish food for the aquarium market trade . Trust me I buy them for my fish. And its so good to see them throw back due to size ...auntie was spot on with the shell being used for paint , I saw a RU-vid vid on the Gambia and they use it . Alot of what we throw away even snail smile is MONEY ..
Interesting use of the word ‘master’ for boss. So many hangovers from the past. Very good to see this interesting side of African culture. Thank you for sharing it.
@@JasmineAmaa All hands on deck to remove these degrading words handed down from slavery and colonial past. The most educated Ghanaian continue to use terminologies, such as, “boys quarters” and “ my master”! Boys quarters was used for black men since they were never equal to their white male owner. Staff quarters or guest house is more appropriate!
@@stanleyglover5534 I agree with you about those words but ‘Master ‘ was originally used by Afrikans to denote an expert in a trade or craft. For example #MasterMason ...,#MasterWoodworker #MasterCraftsman ... #MasterHunter etc... When the Oppressor met our Ancestors, they translated many of our ethnic/cultural titles into their languages, which we adopted to strengthen communication. But we must admit that many such as ‘Boys’ Quarters, are self deprecating to our very existence. I also know that male Ghanaians use ‘Massa’ to mockingly flatter one another or ridicule another Ghanaian acting like the colonialist/imperialist. Female Ghanaians also use the mock title for pompous and difficult males...hahahahaha...😀 Anyway I agree that we must replace these words with our own languages, which are more prestigious than those of the West...✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
The popping sounds like popcorn 😆. It's amazing the amount of effort that goes into preparing it and it's not sold for much but what her husband said is also true. I enjoyed this video.
Those oysters use to be very huge back in the day but the overgrowth of the Chinese Water lilies has blocked the sunlight from getting to the river bed ,stunting the growth of the oysters
@@adjoa-anima You need expensive dredgers to do that and they cannot afford that. Rawlings cleared some of it once but these plants grow very quickly because they are embedded in the river bed.
Ohhhh my goodness😍😍Gh is life. I know for sure u would never ever survive if u went BK to live in Aussy. Girl it would feel like imprisonment right? I feel like I should've started doing Gh in my HS days and avoided that dumb corporate life out here taking 1 thirty minute lunch break and two fifteen minute breaks a day🥴🥴. I'm unshackled now💕Gh is IT! I love ur life Jazz.
Wow! Never knew anything like this exist, first time seeing lots of clams and the process of cooking it. Love seafood! Your contents are unique. Thanks 🙏🏿
@ Jasmine hello Chica, This was very informative video it look so peaceful going out on the boat . Auntie is very skillful with her craft that's a lot of work much blessings too her.. Thank you Jasmine much blessings from 🇺🇸 New Jersey, 💖
Wow!!!! This seems like so much work and interestingly enough, they seem so skilled. It’s funny how I see them hawking the clams and always wondered what they were. Now that I know, I can try some. Thank you Jasmine for educating us.
Nice that you are doing reality and live videos by going to witness the process of catching the clams. This clam, is it another seafood version of the periwinkle?
VERY INFORMATIVE CONTENT, THE PEOPLE IN THIS COMMUNITY ARE RICH IN IRON, VITAMINS B12, OMEGA 3, PROTEIN AND A LOT OF OTHER VITAMINS AND MINERALS. GREAT CONTENT. ✋😄😊
