I support my extended relative in Uganda. I am luo in Kenya, I can even understand some of the words in your dialect. I am proud of you Eunice. Please people don't skip the adverts so she can earn.
Americans just possess different types of work and lifestyles. I love the life of the village. People seem more friendlier, happier and family oriented than in my USA city.
I apprecate your innovative spirit & your attitude of self sufficiency. How about iron, stainless steel or glass pots, aluminium is dangerous to our health.....
No understand 🤔. Sand to sauce pan, great 👍. My village people make clay pots using some kind of mud and high heat. Thanks for sharing this remarkable work of art.
This is a very nice video of great creative people! And the beautiful lady made the device beautifully too!I wish everyone a nice pleasant day in good health! 👍📸👀Like!👱♀️🛠🍲
Eunice you are a young woman with Many Many remarkable talents! It’s not everyday that we get to witness ONE WOMAN demonstrate God’s handiwork through her unique gifts! God bless you! You will have great successes 💞
Amazing. It's unfortunate that colonialism made us believe we're useless, that we've to depend on the oppressors for everything. I never knew we had the techniques and know how to make such. Thank you Acholi girl.
I watched from beginning to end a few times.. I am, I'm, really, seriously, amazed AGAIN! At your purely perfect hard working life in your village. I feel your joy and satisfaction of the task being complete. You make us women, female, girls look GOOD. Thank you. 🌅 🌎 🌙
Magnificent! It makes us really appreciate the progress and how far we have came in United States of America, because there was a time, Pans were made like that, and believe it or not some people living off the grid still do it! Because they choose to live the old-school way. Thanks for the video it was amazing! And Eyes 👀 opener! 😍👩🏾🦲🥰
Now this is what I really like to see. I enjoyed this video and any video that shows native crafts. How things are done in a natural way for the people of a certain region. No plastic, no commercialism or corporations involved. Excellent video!!!
Very clever. Thanks for sharing the process. I highly recommend finding out about the use of aluminium for food preparation. Aluminium is highly toxic for humans and leaches into food particularly aluminium cookware. I really would recommend clay as a highly healthy and low cost option. Or stainless steel.
@@Mourning_Dove food by nature is acidic. There is no food that isn’t PH neutral. Heat plus food leaches the aluminium and this is toxic and causes heavy metals to be lodged in the body. Which is also one of the main reasons why chemical sprays in gardens is detrimentally. Please be careful of the information you make available especially for people who have less damaging factors in their surrounding so they can do better than to adopt harmful ways. Thank you
@@thatwhichis1234 If the aluminum is anodized cookware it is safe; however, this is probably not the case here in this video. One of the safest options is using cast iron cookware. So, Angelina, what are YOU going to do about it? Are you going to provide funds to Eunice so she can provide for her family using safer cookware? Please don't criticize without backing it up with some positive action!
@@Mourning_Dove I’m not sure where you’re going with this sweet pea. The cookware is unsafe. I’ve already shared the info for Eunice to consider if she chooses which she has free will to do. You’ve chosen to interact with my comment with incorrect info for this particular scenario and decided to interpret it as criticism. There are several options available locally in Uganda using more traditional cookware options for example. You don’t know me nor what I am involved with. What is sad is using this discussion as an antagonist opportunity. All the best to you. Love and light.
Dear Acholi, Every action you take surprises me. Even if you do a small deed, i know there is an elegance in it. Truly you are an intelligent. I wish I could join you too and you looks like very trim.
I tried to follow the making of the saucepan but I just could not get the whole thing. I am amazed by the ingenuity of these people. Truly impressive 👏👏👏🥂
You are a multi talented person you can do anything to put your mind and hands on you are really creative confident and hard working lady you will never be hungry at all even if it’s not much to you are extremely grateful and happy I wish people in America would do the same… God blessed you my sister and keep making more videos and show your talents!# love how humble and appreciative you are nuff love 💕🇯🇲
This reminds me of growing up in the South. U.S...we used to play in dirt and make mud cakes..some of that African Culture is still in me from the Atlantic Slave trade..
Dude, after you went through all that hard work - you need to create an ecommerce site and sell these "unique" and "authentic" Ugandan sauce pans. :D Export them and earn that $$$$$$.
