What is black people food? I have never seen african restaurants, is their food really that bad?
What is black people food? I have never seen african restaurants, is their food really that bad?
Luke Johnson
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Ryan Wood
I don't think they have food.
Haven't you ever seen the advertisements about the lack of food in Africa?
Caleb Collins
Depends. Nigerians have lots of stews that they eat with yam which is pounded into a sticky doughy ball that they dip into the stew. They also eat rice and plantains and such. Where I live there are lots of Nigerian diaspora around so there are some restaurants.
Benjamin Baker
Nigerian tomato stew is more accessible to the western palate it’s basically like a curry. Typically chicken or goat meat.
Aiden Myers
Okra
Zachary Martin
>I have never seen african restaurants
How have you never had African food as an American? You’ve definitely at least had Jamaican or black Caribbean food.
Adrian Hill
>stews
tell me more
Isaiah Young
Kfc, watermelone
Wyatt Rogers
based
gas niggers
Luis Edwards
Egusi soup/stew. Made with pumpkin seeds and indigenous Nigerian herbs.
Daniel Sullivan
You've never had couscous?
Jackson Jones
I've been to an african restaurant in Jakarta, ran by a guy from West Africa (Mali). It was great
Thomas Rivera
Nigerians are probably the only ones other than Norwegians that eat stockfish
Brody Garcia
It doesn't seem to me that either Jamaica or the Caribbean are African countries
Asher Jones
I've heard Senegal has great dishes
Justin Watson
You live in soyville or something? I have never even seen a carribbean restaurant. Only a couple cajun ones.
Julian Hernandez
Ethiopians like to eat various kinds of diarrhea
Luis Price
We have eaten it too since this guy reached Norway in the 1400s
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Jose Bailey
Fried chicken, colored greens and moon pies
Lucas Roberts
kek
Nathan Perry
>american education
Gavin Myers
Zimbabwe eat worms
John Rogers
Ethiopian food is actually delicious, you just cherrypicked a bad photo. There’s an Ethiopian restaurant not far from me, it’s great. I recommend lamb wot and injera
Noah Thomas
I ate at an Ethiopian restaurant once. It was pretty good, basically a bunch of stewed meats and vegetables served with flat bread.
Xavier Collins
I'll have you know that the stockfish trade with the Portuguese was the backbone of the Norwegian economy for centuries.
Adam Cox
don't Haitian people have sand cookies?