In my country Republic of Congo we don't make it in that way, but even if they made it in that way, after that it's boil, so no more bacteria. I send a lot of love to all our precious mama from Africa. We're grew up strong and healthy with their entire love🥰🥰❤
Wow, boiling it to remove all impurities is very good, in Eastern Nigeria, after boiling it, they use machine to pound it to release the oil and another machine to press out the oil and then finally bottling it for consumption. But individuals in their homes use mortar to pound it and then use hand to press out the oil and finally bottling it for consumption too.
Eastern Nigerian here! My grandmother used the heat-to-crush/twist bag process, not water process to make oil. There are so many different methods with the same end product.
Wow. Different countries really produce the same thing differently although all they are all in West Africa. I just finished watching the process of making the same thing (palm oil) in Ghana on Tatiana Haina’s channel and found this one too. This method reminds me of how wine is produced in some parts of the world. The Ghanaian process is more like the method of extracting Shea butter. Instead of feet, the entire forearm is used to stir the mixture. Very interesting.
Yes! And even in the same country, there are still different methods used in the production of the same thing. Thank you for dropping your thoughts. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Some Ghanaian methods are just like this with little differences. For example, our pits are lined with flat stones but those in this video do not have stones. We use our feet to grind them, but we have sticks we use to stir afterwards to make the oil come on top.
@@tmaplus Very Biased Video, This Technic Outdated And Did Not Follow Current Technology Came To Malaysia How To Produce Palm Oil Using Modern Technology
@@sayfolman7752Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment.
We hope you made beautiful memories with your mother! We find that doing things like this with people/family helps create formidable bonds and sense of togetherness.
Nothing can stop me from eating/using palm oil as I'm tying now,i have the 2litre bottle in my kitchen i made stew with some palm oil this afternoon. I love palm oil
Buenas tardes Es desconcertante esta manera de hacer el aceite. No hay control sanitario en ese país En mi país Guinea Ecuatorial no hacemos el aceite de palma de esta manera🌴 🤷
The same reason why in Greece people are inside the wine/grapes during extraction. Look it up. I was struck by the similarities. Very interesting stuff.
@Oluoma Locs Thank you, I wanted to write this. They are already condemning the process yet I have never read anywhere that contaminated palm oil killed somebody or caused an outbreak. I also have read a lot about the West condemning palm oil before, now, they are quietly embracing it. Some are now advocates. The high heat kills any germ and seperate impurities from the oil. Then we cook it again when preparing food.
I hope they are getting GOOD pay for their hard labour! God knows, anything that comes from Africa is good quality, but the labourers don't see the benefits!
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
Interesting video. Always blows my mind backbreaking even simple materials can be to manufacture, even with some modern tech sprinkled in. I wonder what the oil tastes like. On an unimportant note, the word “chaff” is pronounced like “staff”, and “sieve” rhymes with “give”. Doesn’t really matter in the end, but the very act of being on the Internet instantly transforms me into a pedantic jerk.
There are other ways to make the oil. Some use the mortar and pestle method, some others use a machine that squeezes the oil out of the milled palm kernels.
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment.
We were there for about five hours. It took 2 hours for the barrels of oil boiling to completely boil and turn into palm oil. Thank you for watching, happy to have you here!
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
In as much as you're trying to promote culture and hard work, stepping on food is in no way acceptable. I can't just relate. What if this person farts, sneezes or sweats. There's no way some of their underfoot skin will not be left behind in the oil with all the scrubbing. Please let's make use of technology and stop going through this suffering. Anyways, thanks for bringing this to our view.
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
😄😄😄so, IGBO oil don't smell? This is Osun state oil, that's why I don't buy their oil, usually have bad smell and taste to your food. So, don't say Yoruba, for example, Ondo state oil is very good..
Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment. Most cheese 🧀 and Wines 🍷 are also made similar ways, so be biased on this video 📹.
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
@@fatimamanneh9144 although this is somewhat not sanitary to see, palm oil made this artisanal way remains one of the healthiest oil you can ever eat. Oil extracted at very high heat in factories loses it’s natural quality and becomes a chemical product…..like gasoline so very unsafe to eat. I am proud of these entrepreneur women creating small transformation units like these to make products we can eat in Africa instead of sending raw products to European countries to transform and come sell us much more expensive. We need to support small artisanal activities like this to become semi industrial. We should not judge them harsh. M sure these women take care of their children and husbands with these activities.
@@Abidjan-weekly i consider me first before anyother activities, hygiene is very vital no matter of the situation, background or circumstance, i value your opinion, however is this situation me comes first interms of hygiene, thanks lol
This video showing tramping by feet is just to show the traditional method of extracting palm oil. Mechanical press is way more efficient and more economical. 100% of palm oil sold in the supermarket is extracted hygienically using highly mechanised and automated plant.
The hygiene is missing and i've never heard or seen this way of making Palm oil, appears to be unusual to me....well...other people other habits Just wondering why they do Not show thé other ways of making this process
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment.
Nous convenons que ce n'est pas la manière la plus hygiénique, mais les femmes se débrouillent avec les connaissances et les ressources limitées dont elles disposent.
In my country Republic of Congo we don't make it in that way, but even if they made it in that way, after that it's boil, so no more bacteria. I send a lot of love to all our precious mama from Africa. We're grew up strong and healthy with their entire love🥰🥰❤
Mama Africa loves you right back!
I wish i was there to help make it for these beautiful Nigerian ladies. They are my heritage i love. 😊❤
Wow, boiling it to remove all impurities is very good, in Eastern Nigeria, after boiling it, they use machine to pound it to release the oil and another machine to press out the oil and then finally bottling it for consumption. But individuals in their homes use mortar to pound it and then use hand to press out the oil and finally bottling it for consumption too.
Yes! We’ve definitely heard of the mortar and pestle method.
Eastern Nigerian here! My grandmother used the heat-to-crush/twist bag process, not water process to make oil. There are so many different methods with the same end product.
Absolutely! While making our research for this video, we came across about 4 different methods of palm oil processing just in Nigeria.
Wow. Different countries really produce the same thing differently although all they are all in West Africa. I just finished watching the process of making the same thing (palm oil) in Ghana on Tatiana Haina’s channel and found this one too.
This method reminds me of how wine is produced in some parts of the world. The Ghanaian process is more like the method of extracting Shea butter. Instead of feet, the entire forearm is used to stir the mixture. Very interesting.
Yes! And even in the same country, there are still different methods used in the production of the same thing. Thank you for dropping your thoughts. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Some Ghanaian methods are just like this with little differences. For example, our pits are lined with flat stones but those in this video do not have stones. We use our feet to grind them, but we have sticks we use to stir afterwards to make the oil come on top.
great video and explantion how its made awesome footage
Thank you
Very informative and precise. I love this 💯💯💯
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Very Biased Video, This Technic Outdated And Did Not Follow Current Technology Came To Malaysia Modern Technology
@@tmaplus Very Biased Video, This Technic Outdated And Did Not Follow Current Technology Came To Malaysia How To Produce Palm Oil Using Modern Technology
@@sayfolman7752Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment.
Thank you for showcasing my state in Nigeria. The heritage of African people
We were happy to meet and work with those women in your state! Thank you for dropping a comment.
Wow, what a life, I recalled when I did this with my mum years years years back. What a hard job it was.😢
We hope you made beautiful memories with your mother! We find that doing things like this with people/family helps create formidable bonds and sense of togetherness.
With this pure organic method the oil can last for decades without getting bad
I remember my Mom doing all the process when I was 8 years old back in DRC
All the way from DRC! Thank you for watching, we hope you enjoyed it.
Beautiful ❤
so exciting and fun i love doing back then with my grandma
Beautiful! Bet you made lovely memories with your grandma.
@@tmaplus a lot of things in fact my friends do make jest of me because I does my things differently in short they called me omo grandma
It's heartwarming to see this video bring back wonderful old memories. Thank you for commenting!
I really love this thank you so much
We are glad you loved it. Thank you!
So excited I understand the language they're speaking, it's so weird and exciting 😂🥰
Glad you found it interesting. Thank you for dropping a comment!
Its Yoruba language from Nigeria
Oh, LHM! As a user of red palm oil, this is the one video I shouldn't have seen. I wish I could unsee it!
Nothing can stop me from eating/using palm oil as I'm tying now,i have the 2litre bottle in my kitchen i made stew with some palm oil this afternoon. I love palm oil
Buenas tardes
Es desconcertante esta manera de hacer el aceite.
No hay control sanitario en ese país
En mi país Guinea Ecuatorial no hacemos el aceite de palma de esta manera🌴 🤷
😢😢😢the process and the environment 😷things we eat we are just alive and healthy by the grace of God 🙏
We hope that later on, the women have enough to buy machineries that will process the oil in a more hygienic manner. Thank you for watching!
In Senegal we don't do that. We grind it in a mortar and then cook it in a large pot to release the oil.
Guinea-Bissau is the same method as our neighbour Senegal.
This is so lovely 🎉I love this
I'm glad to be an African
What for is palm oil?
Why are they inside the oil?
For extra taste
😂😂😂😂
The same reason why in Greece people are inside the wine/grapes during extraction. Look it up. I was struck by the similarities. Very interesting stuff.
😂😂😂😂😂
@Oluoma Locs
Thank you, I wanted to write this.
They are already condemning the process yet I have never read anywhere that contaminated palm oil killed somebody or caused an outbreak. I also have read a lot about the West condemning palm oil before, now, they are quietly embracing it. Some are now advocates. The high heat kills any germ and seperate impurities from the oil. Then we cook it again when preparing food.
Hi which country is this please?
Nigeria
@@tmaplus They Could Process it another way
I hope they are getting GOOD pay for their hard labour! God knows, anything that comes from Africa is good quality, but the labourers don't see the benefits!
They mix it for hours? So no bathroom break? Or it is done in ..... Oh my🤔
One woman did leave the oil pit at some point. She came back after she relieved herself.
That oil is some good stuff. Please be careful it will stain everything, trust me I know.
Thank you for giving the viewers a heads-up!
A great source of carotenoid and vitamin E.. 👍👍👍
Wow
In my country this is not the way they make it..
Good video but the subtitles were often way to fast to read
Apologies. We will ensure this is corrected in subsequent videos. Thank you
In Africa not Nigeria
Not really hygien oil haha
Yes the process is not hygiene at all😮😮
🙄 The amount of heat it passes through will make it hygiene enough.
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
Palm oil is mostly to make soap....... and with the amount of heat nothing wrong with it dear
The palm oil is fine. The process might not look hygienic but the results are fine. This is organic palm oil traditionally processed
C'est pas hygiénique leur processus de préparation. Pourquoi se tenir dans le puit? Dans mon pays c'est différent
Interesting video. Always blows my mind backbreaking even simple materials can be to manufacture, even with some modern tech sprinkled in. I wonder what the oil tastes like.
On an unimportant note, the word “chaff” is pronounced like “staff”, and “sieve” rhymes with “give”. Doesn’t really matter in the end, but the very act of being on the Internet instantly transforms me into a pedantic jerk.
Noted. Thank you
that machine is not a hydraulic press.
Dios mío ayúdanos esto qué es?
¿Cómo se mete una persona en la preparación del aceite que van a consumir los humanos?
This is not hygienically right
7:40 wow it gets all of the impurities out, sure xD
There is no other way to produce thé palm oil???
There are other ways to make the oil. Some use the mortar and pestle method, some others use a machine that squeezes the oil out of the milled palm kernels.
Wer is that happening
3:55 If this woman is this beautiful now I can’t even imagine how beautiful she must have been when she was younger.
Oh no she is standing in it? No wonder I have difficulty eating the oil dang can we practice hygiene I respect the hustle but
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
My goodness.. I had no idea this was how it's made..
Most of the expensive wines you drink are also made this way.
Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment.
Only Nigerians make palm oil this way ,not Ghana or other west African countries I know
So we’ve heard. But later in the future, we are interested in visiting many more countries to see how it’s processed in other places.
What???
Oh my goodness 😢
This woman is yoruba right? #asking from South Africa
Waah it takes a long process 😔
We were there for about five hours. It took 2 hours for the barrels of oil boiling to completely boil and turn into palm oil. Thank you for watching, happy to have you here!
This type is for soap not cooking oil. We produce some. The cooking one is done under hygienic process.
The Ghanaian process is different. This is not the Ghanaian process. I’m assuming you’re Ghanaian from your name.
This is nigeria process so we make it differently
Plus jamais je veux acheter oil de palme du ghana
Im not gonna use palm oil again.
Tout ceci est du au manque de moyens. Courageuses femmes je vous aime ❤😢
Merci d'avoir fait preuve de compassion envers ces femmes. Nous sommes heureux de vous avoir ici!
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This is not how we make our own 😭
Disgusting 😢😢
For real, we don’t stand inside of the bawl or port we boil it till it produces the oil in Sierra Leone 🇸🇱
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
@@bintyseisay5918 🤣🤣 😂
In this 21 century
Je vais plus paye cette huile
Not all the countries make it this way. Also, Wine is made is way.
I don't just like this process at all. Hygiene process is not cool at all
In as much as you're trying to promote culture and hard work, stepping on food is in no way acceptable. I can't just relate. What if this person farts, sneezes or sweats. There's no way some of their underfoot skin will not be left behind in the oil with all the scrubbing. Please let's make use of technology and stop going through this suffering. Anyways, thanks for bringing this to our view.
This is the reason why I stopped eating palm oil from the market
Or even pee
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
How about wine
@@fatoudrammeh1278 .. I know
No way.
Nah, this is unhygienic. We make palm oil and this is not how it is done.
This one no pls pls really dirty.steping on food not good
No wonder Yoruba oil smells
We learned that heating the oil can help to remove some of its odor.
😂😂😂😂
😄😄😄so, IGBO oil don't smell? This is Osun state oil, that's why I don't buy their oil, usually have bad smell and taste to your food. So, don't say Yoruba, for example, Ondo state oil is very good..
@@taiwoakinbode9391 my dear OYO own worse pass,I don't know what they are putting there o,to be frank, sentiment apart
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 eyyyhhh
No nah in my state in Nigeria we don’t do it this way we don’t use our foot or jump inside the water this is dirty
Franchement ce n'est pas beau à voir et ce n'est pas hygiénique non plus 😢
Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment. Most cheese 🧀 and Wines 🍷 are also made similar ways, so be biased on this video 📹.
Disgusting! Thank God, not everywhere palm oil is made like that😢
Yes, there are so many ways of making palm oil! Thank you for dropping your thoughts.
This method is not good at all
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
This is not how it's done in Akwaibom...no one will buy it
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
💘🙈😱😭🫁
I will stop to eat palm oil
😄😄😄 because they're inside... But you've been eating it for years.
@@taiwoakinbode9391 yes i know it make me sick, i wish to vomit everthing hahaha# i wish# not to eat again
@@fatimamanneh9144 although this is somewhat not sanitary to see, palm oil made this artisanal way remains one of the healthiest oil you can ever eat. Oil extracted at very high heat in factories loses it’s natural quality and becomes a chemical product…..like gasoline so very unsafe to eat. I am proud of these entrepreneur women creating small transformation units like these to make products we can eat in Africa instead of sending raw products to European countries to transform and come sell us much more expensive. We need to support small artisanal activities like this to become semi industrial. We should not judge them harsh. M sure these women take care of their children and husbands with these activities.
@@Abidjan-weekly i consider me first before anyother activities, hygiene is very vital no matter of the situation, background or circumstance, i value your opinion, however is this situation me comes first interms of hygiene, thanks lol
This video showing tramping by feet is just to show the traditional method of extracting palm oil. Mechanical press is way more efficient and more economical. 100% of palm oil sold in the supermarket is extracted hygienically using highly mechanised and automated plant.
The hygiene is missing and i've never heard or seen this way of making Palm oil, appears to be unusual to me....well...other people other habits
Just wondering why they do Not show thé other ways of making this process
We intend to visit other factories in different locations sometime in the future to see how it’s processed there. We appreciate you being here.
This is dirty, that’s not how it’s done in my own state, we use our hands 🖐 not the whole of our body inside the process
Muy mal 🤦♀️🙆♀️
Vraiment c'est pas hygiénique 😢
Omg!! This is bad.😢😢😢
😒 People like you...just need to shut up, really. Weren't you listening, she can't afford it You can donate what she needs to be more hygienic if you feel the need to comment about it. 😮 Wait!? You don't have that kind of heart or money to do so 😟. Then I would just shut up then.
🙄🙄🙄🤔
Wine is worse than this
Yes, you are right. The traditional method of foot treading used in making wine still exists in so many places
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Very bad no
This is very bad .
Very very bad
Why?
Does anyone believe Afrikans are healthier than people in the Western world 🌎? Although Western media have been portraying Afrika as the most disease continent in the world 🌎 which is not true, in Afrika, we consume natural organic foods and vegetables. So anyone condemning this process should pass by without comment.
Very dirty way of processing oil. Can't they use a machine? Her under pant is even reaching the oil.🤮🤮
This is not good, no hygiene.
It's not healthy
Ugh :(
Very unsanitary!
This is unsanitary I dont get why their legs and clothes has to be in the palm oil processing 😮😮🤮🤮.
Nasty process
Beautiful ❤.
Vraiment c'est pas hygiénique 😢
Nous convenons que ce n'est pas la manière la plus hygiénique, mais les femmes se débrouillent avec les connaissances et les ressources limitées dont elles disposent.