Channah1:
Yoruba style of cooking beans and even yam.

U still carry tribalism enter food...may God help you

yyba:
my iraq friend also told me he uses salt to drink tea

That one good nah what of person wey dey use salt drink pap

Blake755:

That one good nah what of person wey dey use salt drink pap

it is good for the body, in fact if you are suffering from malaria fever just take salt and pap twice a day

yyba:
it is good for the body, in fact if you are suffering from malaria fever just take salt and pap twice a day

really please how true is this u said or u are just tryna pull my legs

Blake755:
really please how true is this u said or u are just tryna pull my legs

hehe welcome to nairaland

fadilaMaikiriki:
I just saw someone pour sugar on cooked beans and was about to eat. I decided to take a picture because it's kind of weird to me. I haven't seen or heard of such food combinations before. Who has eaten this or seen it before? The person claims it makes the food more delicious and tasty.

What are some of the weirdest food combinations you've ever seen or eaten?

Attached below is a picture of the food

poverty instigated concoctions...

advanceDNA:


U still carry tribalism enter food...may God help you

What's tribalistic about my comment? By the way, I'm a Lagosian, so??.

fadilaMaikiriki:
That means you want me to sleep in the toilet for three days.

Toh, uno like semo

fman:
Chai
This wan no know say sugar go turn am to 2minutes man
Na wetin make Olosho like Aboki
They no fit last pass ^2minutes

no lies bro, those aboki too like sugar and raw maggi. But the issue of 2minutes when dem sabi every drugs wey fit make you last 2days. Fear all these burantashi boys.

fadilaMaikiriki:
I just saw someone pour sugar on cooked beans and was about to eat. I decided to take a picture because it's kind of weird to me. I haven't seen or heard of such food combinations before. Who has eaten this or seen it before? The person claims it makes the food more delicious and tasty.

What are some of the weirdest food combinations you've ever seen or eaten?

Attached below is a picture of the food

This ain't weird, when i was much younger in the 90s, we used to mix garri with it and add sugar.

According to femi adesina "Buhari is shocked!

fman:
Chai
This wan no know say sugar go turn am to 2minutes man
Na wetin make Olosho like Aboki
They no fit last pass ^2minutes

Aboki wey like sugar pass anything,,,small shayi wey dem do u go see as sugar go full am..

Channah1:
Yoruba style of cooking beans and even yam.

Mercychen u re also a bigot?,,,smh

fman:
Chai
This wan no know say sugar go turn am to 2minutes man
Na wetin make Olosho like Aboki
They no fit last pass ^2minutes

Lmao.. But them dey get preek wella..

yyba:
it is good for the body, in fact if you are suffering from malaria fever just take salt and pap twice a day

Eh en...

Channah1:


What's tribalistic about my comment? By the way, I'm a Lagosian, so??.

Lagosian ko, ekosian ni.. Aunty u better go back to ur village.. How's ur twin sister by the way?

Op e fit be say d guyman no add d necessary condiments for d food com cook am finish com add sugar.

advanceDNA:


Na only swallow i no add sugar as a child.....
yam..rice, beans, i did all the experimenting with sugar

I have cooked Yam with sugar.
Eaten beans with sugar .
Once you’ve gone to boarding school you have done and experienced most things.

Channah1:
Yoruba style of cooking beans and even yam.

Lol but do you know there is a type of beans they call oloyin (Honeybeans). When you are served this beans you start asking if they poured in sugar when cooking. I remember back then one of my friends mum sells food. I do patronise their beans then if you taste this beans na so so sugar u go dey taste. I accused my buddy of his mum using sugar to cook their beans but he denied and said he has never for once seen anybody put sugar in the pot during cooking. Until I did my findings and found out it might be the supposed "Honeybeans".

NewSoul:

Lol but do you know there is a type of beans they call oloyin (Honeybeans). When you are served this beans you start asking if they poured in sugar when cooking. I remember back then one of my friends mum sells food. I do patronise their beans then if you taste this beans na so so sugar u go dey taste. I accused my buddy of his mum using sugar to cook their beans but he denied and said he has never for once seen anybody put sugar in the pot during cooking. Until I did my findings and found out it might be the supposed "Honeybeans".

Yeah. In fact that's what I eat but the tiny ones but then it doesn't really taste sugary. Just slightly tasty than other red beans.

Exxxgeee:
Lmao.. But them dey get preek wella..

if their long blockos enter gal kpekus she go scream wayo Alla

iamyemiakins:
Regular combo back then in boarding school. I made sure this combo didn't follow me outta boarding school

Good it didn't.

Channah1:
Yoruba style of cooking beans and even yam.

Na wa.

fadilaMaikiriki:
Na wa.

They don't hide it na. It's something every body knows.

Oesophagus99:
poverty instigated concoctions...

You think so?

Jazzman01:


This ain't weird, when i was much younger in the 90s, we used to mix garri with it and add sugar.

What about without the garri? Can you still eat it? Do you still eat it now?

BeanmanX:
Mercychen u re also a bigot?,,,smh

You insulted me the other day on that thread about blood clots. I wasn't happy you said that. You called me nonsense person and all that. It's not fair at all. That's not a nice thing to say to someone.

Exxxgeee:
Op e fit be say d guyman no add d necessary condiments for d food com cook am finish com add sugar.

Everything was complete in the beans and the beans was so delicious. Infact, I ate from the beans too, but not the one with sugar. She attended boarding school, maybe that's why. And you know in boarding schools this kind of weird food combination is nothing new there. It's just a normal thing there.

rickleye:


I have cooked Yam with sugar.
Eaten beans with sugar .
Once you’ve gone to boarding school you have done and experienced most things.

Hmmmm. Na wa.

NewSoul:

Lol but do you know there is a type of beans they call oloyin (Honeybeans). When you are served this beans you start asking if they poured in sugar when cooking. I remember back then one of my friends mum sells food. I do patronise their beans then if you taste this beans na so so sugar u go dey taste. I accused my buddy of his mum using sugar to cook their beans but he denied and said he has never for once seen anybody put sugar in the pot during cooking. Until I did my findings and found out it might be the supposed "Honeybeans".

Some people who sell food also add sugar to their beans while cooking it. Someone just told me this evening about his experience in his customer's place. He said he stopped going there to eat beans when he noticed this. When I showed him the picture of the beans and sugar combo, he wasn't surprised at all.

Channah1:


They don't hide it na. It's something every body knows.

Yes, it's true, because here in Ondo state, some people who sell food do add it to the beans while cooking it. It's not something unheard of here.

Channah1:
Yoruba style of cooking beans and even yam.

Gbenu soun jare

fadilaMaikiriki:
Yes, it's true, because here in Ondo state, some people who sell food do add it to the beans while cooking it. It's not something unheard of here.

Don't link us with nonsense. Maybe it's somewhere in your area they do this trash, don't generalise Ondo state people with trash.