I am soo glad I found your video. I was struggling to explain them to my friends. I used your video to forward to my town friends that had no idea what Omavo/Omado is.
It was the main idea behind the channel. Thank you so much for your feedback and I will try by all means to do more of this kind. All my childhood memories ❤❤❤. Thank you babe
I think not every species of water lily has a palatable tuber. They're all "edible" but some of them taste so disgusting that you would have to be insane to eat a large amount
WoW! Great video sis. I never knew you could it that. I always tell my wife if you live in the north you can never go hungry, there is always something to eat.
Thank you for this video. Wondering how to eat the bulb like the native Americans used to. We have spatterdock with the yellow bulbs but not sure how to prepare the seed bulb for consumption.
Haha, looks like a lot of people prefer them raw. Chris(the hubster) prefers them raw too😄. Thank you babe . Village life is awesome, dont you worry, I will make more videos for you, or maybe they will make you more homesick 🤪🤪. Dont forget to share with your friends that side if you think they will like the video.
I grew up around these and never knew they even had a tubers like this! Thanks for sharing!
Taaa!! now you took me back to memory lane, back in the 80s,and you made me miss our late mom😢
But thank you dear for the content, great gospel song🙏
Very nice❤
Thank you love😘😘😘😘, so much.
Thank you very very much my Dear. My feeling is like Eureka!!!
I am soo glad I found your video. I was struggling to explain them to my friends. I used your video to forward to my town friends that had no idea what Omavo/Omado is.
Yeah? Thank you so much beautiful. Many people ( my husband included) didnt know they had tubbers.
Thank you for this information 💓🎉
Merci beaucoup!!
This reminded me about my childhood life,so interesting
Thank you so much. Childhood was amazing huh?
Cool! I wonder how much trouble it was to harvest them in water over your head! (Also frock cars!)
It wasn't as hard but sometimes the water is too deep that one has to swim under to harvest. Thank you so much for watching.
I think this type of content is your forte, so evocative. Would love to learn more about your childhood memories. Bless you all
It was the main idea behind the channel. Thank you so much for your feedback and I will try by all means to do more of this kind. All my childhood memories ❤❤❤. Thank you babe
Hey, it's a beautiful video you shared with us!
May I ask which music is in the background? 😊
Greetings from Belgium 🙋♀️
I think it is by a Namibian artist. Let me do more research 🤗
The content I signed up for 🥰
😆😆, and it seems to be doing well so far so, I might keep it up. Thanks sister ❤❤
Supposedly the yellow pond lily (nuphar lutea) taste very horrible but these are a different variety…
Interesting!
Its yum I had it once
My people in Katima eat the flowers
The scream at 3:13 I thought you dropped your phone mo meya
Haha, I am lucky I didnt. You know they say its water resistant and it will probably not be if you drop it in by accident 🤪🤪
That's illegal 😂😂😂
You could've got a fine
Aiye, oshili?
Eno, you just don't decide ngawo not anymore at least.
They have a specific period for that.
I think not every species of water lily has a palatable tuber. They're all "edible" but some of them taste so disgusting that you would have to be insane to eat a large amount
I think this type of content is your forte, so educative. Would love to learn more about your childhood memories. Bless you all
WoW! Great video sis. I never knew you could it that. I always tell my wife if you live in the north you can never go hungry, there is always something to eat.
Absolutely. And you put it well, you can never go hungry in the north.. always something to eat. Thank you so much brother.
The way anditila omahundju nee ayee
Haha, ame nee mhanga
Thank you for this video. Wondering how to eat the bulb like the native Americans used to. We have spatterdock with the yellow bulbs but not sure how to prepare the seed bulb for consumption.
Loved this! You are so cute! Are those water lilies the same ones that are common all over the world?
Thank you. No, I don't think so
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Thank you so much for the video babe and guess what, I didn't know you can cook/boil them too.. Kunene people😂😂
monsters crawling underneath🦠🦠
so whats the taste of cooked one
I am trying to find something to compare it to. 🤔. Maybe a none sweet version of a sweet potato but drier. It's starchy.
@@TheVillageLady very accurate
I like omavo too and I prefer eating them raw. I miss village life, thank you for this video.
Haha, looks like a lot of people prefer them raw. Chris(the hubster) prefers them raw too😄. Thank you babe . Village life is awesome, dont you worry, I will make more videos for you, or maybe they will make you more homesick 🤪🤪. Dont forget to share with your friends that side if you think they will like the video.
They will make me homesick for sure but I know how to handle that very well😄 ok I will share the video.
Great video, very educative.
Thank you so much❤❤
Awesome, and I love the song you have used
Thank you love, thank you for watching ❤❤❤❤. Thank you 😘😘
Wa halifange omavo shili ah
Haha, omanyenye nee😆😆