WORKING IN GHANA |GHANAIAN TEACHES THE PROCESS OF MAKING ALUMINIUM COOKWARE IN GHANA |LIFE IN AFRICA
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Abdallah learnt how to make these aluminium pots at the age of 17years. He works as a pot maker in the northern part of Ghana. Despite the ongoing information that this aluminium cookware is unsafe or has been banned in some countries, its very much very common among cookware used in Ghana and some other African countries. In this video, you will learn the exact process that goes into forming this pot as well as what its like to work within this industry in Ghana (West Africa)
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I heard these pots have been banned in some countries. Is this true? They are very popular here.
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Probably because they are aluminum which has shown to be a contributor to Alzheimer's dementia and certain cancers.
Aluminum is terrible
Idk, I haven't seen pots this large before!!!
My grandmother had an aversion to aluminum cook wear. Apparently it was considered poisonous by her generation. She was born in 1888 though and it was fairly new material and very expensive. I have been researching aluminum and bauxite since seeing this video. I love his artisan craft though
My grandmother always said that aluminum pots were toxic. Stainless steel was better for cooking. It has stuck with me all my life
So much hard work. I really wish he could get better equipment so he could produce more with less effort
You can also Help him. Start with your self. You are also someone... No offence..
Jasmine, the voice of the people, the people's favorite TH-camrs!!! Keep up the work, giving a voice to the unheard!!
That was very interesting! I had no idea that so much labor was involved. I really thought the pot making was done in some automated factory. So, it's actually amazing to see this old school process! I am very impressed! I wish I had one of those for outdoor cooking here in Texas.
Maybe you can order it
@@kyoume2818 I'll check the price. But, I think the shipping cost would be too high.
@@JavaRatusso I sell raw materials to the pottery makers. You need their handle ?
@@wolftechgh4844 thank you, but I have many close friends in Ghana . If I ever decide its worth the cost, I'm sure I'd have a source for the pot. TRULY it's the cost of shipping that is daunting. But, thank you for your kind offer. I appreciate you and your kindness.... truly a Ghanaian trait!
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I would have never guessed engine parts are recycled for these pots😮Their work is amazing
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Aluminium pot? Not healthy guys please we need Iron pot or ... please I beg
Glass or titanium is best for health
Been using these pots for generations. Its all about how its made.
@@nanaofori3116 not because you were using it same in my country _ aluminium it's not your friend. We already having lot of people suffering in Africa not enough?
Iron, clay or glass pot ... the first 2 remained the best family
@@abundancekib5801 ofcourse iron and clay are the best.
Wow. Very tedious. Imagine the business they would attract if they had access to materials as well as technology to help in the process. The resilience of Africans is simply amazing! Respect man. So much respect.
Hello dear Jasmine, this video is very interesting. The work of these men is truly fascinating. Thank you Jasmine for showing this part of Ghana. I wish you a great day, as always, and I send you a hug from Mexico 🇲🇽. God bless you.
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I think every household should use earthenware for cooking like our great parents. The health benefits are great too
hi Jasmine love watching a craftsman at work especially with the limited amount of resources the guys have there. Ashley Australia
We need to get them proper tools than using spoon as scrapers
Fine craftsmanship, these people should be better rewarded for their hard work and discipline. I love their precision and attention to detail. Excellent video as usual.
Another amazing video. The talent in Ghana is phenomenal. Adullah and everyone there is very nice and hard working. Thank you Jasmine for sharing🌺
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I love this video! Generations to Generations!!! I need a few of those, for our BBQ parties!!! Africans come in groves...because we serve the best! Lol
Wow that was amazing, to see the craftmanship up close like that.
Some much hard work for little pay, and yet they are dedicated to the craft.
Thanks for sharing Queen/Bliss.
Be Blessed.
I feel so grateful after watching this video. We always buy food but we take for granted the 'unseen' hard work behind manufacturing the pots and cooking the food we buy... Thank you so much Ama, I really feel grateful 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Genius! I just imagine what we can do if we have all the resources in Africa.Unfortunately, the people at the top are greedy and don’t care about us.
Hmm
A very interesting vlog. I’m 65 years old and I remember making similar pots in my middle school (7th grade) foundry class here in Texas. Thanks 🙏 for the memories.
These pots are amazing. Attention to detail bi what wow 👏🏾 They have similar ones in the uk. Personally I find them far better than the western ones. It doesn’t cause cancer bia.. these utensils are used by every caterer including y’all’s favourite waakye and chop bar joints. Keep up the great work jasmine.
Wow when I saw the video I said to my self it very long but I tell you the moments you started watching you will wish it will not end people are really doing good job. Ooo yes very impressed I love had no idea about this till I watch your video People like this need help to improve more God bless them
Hi Jasmine, I love your work but please don't give away too many of their - 'how to do it' secrets. We don't want people from other countries learning all this. They will come over and start competing with the locals. Keep back some of the vital details of 'how to do it' in order to protect their livelihoods.
Happy Sunday Jasmine. I had no idea these pots were made this way. It requires lots of hands on manual labour. Very informative and interesting thank you so much
Well done Ama.....watching you live from Highbury in London
Wow. I never would have known this is how its made. Thanks for showing
That background music from my start is my favourite I use it close to every day lool😅
Wow! The precision, the time the skill it takes to make these pots! Amazing work!!
Well done. You always go an extra mile for us to Learn something
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That is some seriously hard work put into the manufacturing of these pots!
Yes oooooooo very good job 👍🏽 nice one thanks a lot my people 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
This to me is the definition of" DoItYourself" truly. How amazing! 🙌🏽🌍💖
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Ms. Ama, can you please find out if he can cast these pots with iron ore? I wouldn't mind ordering some in that case, as long as you can ship to the Caribbean. Thank you.
Iron would rust or?
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Watching this video is informative, but also extremely stressful.
They need a safe and proper building, loads of equipment,
Safety mechanisms needs to be put in place.
So many millionaire's and Billionaire's in Africa.
How I wish I had the funding to help these productive people.
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Very impressive 🙌🙌
Major salute to those brothers. 💪🏽
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This was interesting such painstaking work to make a pot
Bravo, Jasmine! You always come up with something interesting and informative. Keep it up!
Aww Jasmine,I'm grateful for this effort i never knew this pots were this painstakingly made this way im blown away than you this is bespoke they need to be well numerated
I wouldn't work without safety boots of some sort in those conditions. There is plenty of leather up there----they should use it!
This is the Ghanaian Dutch oven ,same raw material that’s what it is and comes in about. 12 sizes from this. Very small pot to this very large one. Used for large scale outdoor cooking . It’s sad that the process is labour intensive and toxic
l watch it fondly you are so wonderful
C’est très gratifiant son boulot , merci pour tes vidéos , bonne continuation et à la prochaine vidéo 👍🇨🇮
Wow very nice one 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 thanks a lot good good 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you very much appreciated if more people will have handwork like this in Africa and God 🙏 bless you Amen
Hard work! 😯 Aluminum is not healthy to use for cooking, period. I hope you’re not using them.....#stainlesssteele
I love my people Tamale kawula 💪🏾🇬🇭✨🤩🤩🔥
I will try not to tell people about their prices I am almost certain they not getting all they deserve for this work
Wow 😳 💪🏾💯🇬🇭
This is where the one district one factory should come into play, imagine the production numbers they can make with the right equipment and environment
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This is literally an answer to one of my random shower questions to myself
This is hard work. It takes passion to do this.
How much U.S. dollar for a set of 12 different sizes?
The prices vary depending on when u order. Xx
Do they ship abroad? I want one.
It can be organized x
1:07 I am barely a minute in, and the caveman-chemist in me is brimming with joy.
Oooh yeah, I believe you that this will be a good one. You're absolutely awesome with your on-the-ground approach when making vids
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Haha ‘cave man chemist’ 🤣
Great video Jasmine, this helps explain to the non-believers how we made the pyramids!! Pure excellence and ingenuity. We really are superior beings.
Interesting
I love your content and the background music is wow
Thanks Joseph ❤️
Very hard work, I will definitely respect those pots when I see them. I'm very impressed that he puts his marks on the pots
I actually enjoyed this video.
Really, the entire process is so involved, and painstaking, and best of all, Abdallah smiles.
Nice one, Jasmine!
It is cast iron pot not aluminum. Strong and reliable
He said Aluminum thought x
This is not cast iron. Cast iron is very heavy and not shiny. This is definitely aluminum.
👍🏾❤️ very interesting to watch
Thanks for sharing.
for some parts, ur skin was in the way so i couldn't concentrate
Same process is used to cast engine blocks for cars.
I am surprised why it's production is banned. Maybe because it melts easily under certain temperatures and could become a toxic when cooking with it. Otherwise it is a good material for pottery-- crockery earthen ware vessels
that sounds like a reasonable explanation xx
I wonder at what temperature it melts, cos the pots in Ghana are often used on high heat and I'm yet to see one melting whiles in use.
Jasmine, maybe if you could let us know in which countries it's banned, then we can get more information.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Abdalla for shearing you knowledge with us all 🙏👍🙏
And thank you Jasmine for another great 👍 video 👍
Blessings to you all 🙏❤️🙏🦋🦋🦋
Very interesting this video..... Good from Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
I was so scared that lave was going to splash in their face.
So mesmerising I was so intrigued to see how it turned out how amazing, well done Jasmine for your hard work, showing us talented hard work in poeple in Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️
Dies compa dies dies dies 🤔🤔🤔
It's amazing... I've never seen anything like this...with a manufacturing plant...work of this way is done... VERY Good Work.
Jasmine, Jasmine, Jasmine, I remember this work... I knew some guys who were into it... I think that's the same way Kantanka users to manufacture his Car Engine block... Great work... #ContentQueen
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Nice to see how everyday things are done. There is a bit of controversy about cooking with alluvium utensils but in Brasil it is still widely used for cooking pots.
In Jamaica they are the best!
This is wonderful to know in Ghana there is so much talent feeding us l want him to have his own factory soon.God bless soon but still grateful for small beginnings
oh okayyy so this what they used the scrubs people come round to pick for????
I always searched online for that kind of pot after seeing it a lot on TH-cam by watching African cooking videos on TH-cam.I always wonder where they purchase those pots.Now I know where they produce it.Beautiful work.Love it.
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I am watching from Bangladesh,🇧🇩 Looked really awesome, and it worked very hard??👌
Amazing content Yasmine, how much they sell the bigger one for?..
It was 200ghs at the time of video but the prices go up and down xx
GOD bless you Africa brothers. Work hard until we develop our communities.
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This is the first time I have seen how this post are made.
I hope the Goverment will help this small business men and women in the COUNTRY.
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Hi, Jasmine Ama I'm from New delhi India🇮🇳 this is very hard work aluminium pots.
My bread and butter when I was in onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria. Started off accidentally in the business in 1999, when I was 11 years(primary 5) as the fireboy. Am no more in the business though.
Jasmine nc information. Very hard job dude. Govt shld help such hard wrks
Magnífico trabalho. Parabéns a todos.
@Miguel son, mucho trabalho, amigo. Gracias.
@@myAfricanAffairs É tão trabalhoso como fazer as louças de barro.Porém é necessário continuar para que os conhecimentos e tradições não se percam no tempo.
@@rota6464 Eu concordo. Precisamos preservar a tradição.
Very informative. Enjoyed. So smart. Thank you.
🙀 That’s a lot of work for one pot. No wonder they’re so expensive. ....Good job guys.
It's really very amazing and beautiful pot making process. I like to have one for myself.thankyou for sharing this video.
Believe it or not Abdullah is a welder . A very high skill in the US. It’s amazing to see. I would like him to see if u PPE (gloves, fire face mask ) baby powder is very dangerous. Im impressed
It's ashamed that Africans don't get any justice for their hard labor and hard work to get paid in order to take care of their families. They need equipment to help them with this process.
I am overjoy that Ghana manufacturer it own aluminum pots in Ghana. It is hard work. I admire and applaud these hard workers. Please guys be careful so that Chinese doesn't steal how these are made. Also, Ghana should watch for China so that it doesn't secretly gives bribes to export those precious metals or clays to China. Thanks for educating us about made in Ghana Aluminum pots. I am so proud of those workers. These can turn into one region one factory that President is trying to establish. Please bring the President's attention to this made in Ghana pots. Aluminum Pots.
When untreated Aluminium cookware come in contact with salty or acidic food, a large amount of Aluminium is released into the food and this has been linked to Alzheimer’s disease and other Aluminium poisoning. It should be anodized before selling to people. Great works by the guys, but maybe African should consider using traditional clay pots - they are a lot safer although their thermal conductivity is not a good as Aluminium. Nice Video
Amazing!!!!!God bless them with all love 👍🙏🇬🇭❤
Thank you for showing to the world your artistic talent in making these aluminum pots. I'm praying the Lord bless the works of your hands.
Ancient African blacksmith skills. mighty impressive
We need to learn to work smart. This is quite labour intensive.
Please tell Abdullah to start his own only etsy shop. It would be ver profitable. He can make even party/wedding souvenirs like the soup laddle. I know a couple who did it and it was so unique