A DAY IN THE LIFE OF SELLING POPULAR AFRICAN STREET SNACK | GHANA FOOD | AFRICAN FOOD RECIPES
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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF SELLING POPULAR AFRICAN STREET FOOD SNACK| GHANA KELEWELE| AFRICAN FOOD RECIPES
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Follow your bliss because life is short, follow your bliss because human life has no intrinsic value, follow your bliss because everything happens for the greater good and follow your bliss because it has all happened before.
Ghanians are soooo calm, I'm Nigerian but I love Ghana so much
Raise your hand if you grew up eating kaklo in the afternoons on your way back from public school. 😁❤️
Loool I didn’t but kaklo is delicious ❤️
We here
ANOTHER VERY INFORMATIVE COVERAGE. SHE DOES A LOT OF MANUAL WORK, EVERYDAY, AND HOURS FOR ($77.00) A MONTH! SHE AND HER SISTER ARE COMPLETE CHEFS.
Its alot over there ?
Millicent is such an ambitious young lady. May Allah increase her and bless her endeavors!
I love Kelewele but growing up in Zongo you barely see people selling.
Ghana is just like Jamaica lol we don't measure ingredients we just eye ball everything and add to taste. It just taste better. Love this video.😀😀
You just add the ingredients till the ancestors whisper that’s enough🤣😂
@@TeeStillStanding true word 😆 😆
Yes Lisa ....There are so many similarities between Ghana and Jamaica....you can easily find Millicent’s twin here in Jamaica!
The measurements mysteriously reduce the taste of the food 😀😀😀
@@TeeStillStanding 🤣🤣🤣 ABSOLUTELY!! My daughter cracks up whenever I do that. I just know the measurements- in born, in-bred!🤷🏾♀️
I like how you get in-depth with the local population. It gives a good perspective of Ghana.
Millicent even looks like a nurse I hope she gets to follow her dreams. Also I just thought to mention for anyone the best way to refer to Kaklo in English is plantain fritters
Why would anyone need the english name? Do you hear Japanese people saying, "for anyone that wants to call sushi raw fish on rice". Its called kaklo, leave it that way
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 Calm down she's simply teaching and explaining it for us non Ghanian speakers. I do the same thing when I have people who aren't from culture try our various foods for the first time.
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 I AM A JAMAICAN !!! I APPRECIATED THE TRANSLATION TO ENGLISH
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 lol ahahahaha,my friend please slow your roll we are scattered around the world,growing speaking in different tongues,so different explanation is good,
@@johnbrown-um3lf no one cares if you're Jamaican, did you need Japanese people to translate sushi into english for you? It doesn't matter. Stop changing yourselves to be easier for foreigners to feel better
Enjoyed this video, Millicent has such a sweet face, very mature 24 year old. I hope she realizes her dream as a nurse and her sister Anita as well.
How much is nursing school? Lets help millicent .
She is so cute.
Thanks for that AGAIN great video!
She said its 3000ghs per term. Not sure how many terms she will have to go through xx
Does she have like some kind of account where we can he'll her with money
@@openthedoorformimi please contact her, her number is in description box xx
It depeds on the kinda of nursing which ranges from 4 terms to 8 terms
@@budgetingtowealth8590 Wow Thats still very reasonable/steal considering how much school is here in the states.
I learn is can season my plantains an with my overripe ones I can make plantain ball and fry. God bless you millicent for teaching me your auntie in the Caribbean 💕
Ah lovely to hear that ❤️
@Welcome's House we have a version of plantain dumplings which are steamed and wrapped in leaves in West Africa
I recall my late grandmother making ripe plantain fritters minus the spices and peppers. She also pounded the semi ripe plantains to make fufu. The old ways are dying out but I love fried ripe plantain. We, Trinidad & Tobago people mainly eat plantains boiled with other provisions with stewed meats and salted codfish
I love the fact that Jasmine is not just viewing and taking them for one thing, street food vendors but she is respectful and aware that someone is not just one thing and thus the question do you have other visions and ambitions, keep up the beautiful adventures coming our way 👍🏾❤️✨
Those that want to raise money for Millicent to fulfil her Nursing Career, gather here and let’s do this.. in the spirit of Kindness
I'm in..
inbox me her info i will be glad to help..
Me too....
Why did you grill this young girl on her income? Not just her but you found out about her sister too. That wasn’t enough you even got into her leftover food. You were out of line and very disrespectful. Watch yourself on your video. Why don’t you do a video about your finances? You could help her but not in the way you did. You went too far regardless of your intentions. You could have just asked her for approximately how much she earned weekly and leave it alone. You went too deep and too far.
@@MI-vn4tp interesting response. Is this the best you could say about her effort? Maybe you should rather watch your response to her effort because it's not uplifting.
Millicent and Anita are both beautiful hardworking women. Wishing them all the best in their future endeavors. Thanks for the content Jasmine!
I like how you’re making every trade relevant. Weldone
Thanks so much xx
@@JasmineAmaa 💞
The things I like about your videos, is that they bring back memories of when I was young and I always see someone looking like people that I know, and of course the food.
I love how they are so willing to share their work, this is the true warm and welcoming ghanaian hospitality. Two wonderful and industrious ladies, wish them the very best!! Thanks for this one Jasmine!!
Ur welcome xx
I can tell that Millicent is ambitious. By God's grace she will get her heart desires. Jasmine thank you so much. You are super dedicated you basically spent the whole of her shift with her, it's evening time there. Thank you so much for the contents I appreciate. Hey please check that it's morniternize no add played till the end. Sometimes I forget to morniternize my videos especially if I schedule them. Your video's has taught me to Follow my bliss more. Have an amazing week ahead God bless xx
Will do that xxx
My poor heart melts every time you say “ohh okeah” 🥰 lol...Good production as usual 👌🏿
The women in Ghana are so hard working. God bless them 💯🇬🇭
I can't wait to finally go to Ghana and explore my culture and heritage. I will need a month of holiday just to check out all of the people and places I have seen in your videos. I love how you connect with the people you showcase and also encourage your audience to support them. I also really like your calm and composed way you speak to everyone and the audience watching. Keep it up Jasmine!!
Both ladies contributed in this video so i think any donations shud b shared equally
I thought rules in Côte d’Ivoire are much more stricter than rules in Ghana. With having fun, it is very true that French African countries indulge in fun more than Ghanaians. I worked with an expatriate from France some years ago. He told me that he likes Ghanaians so much, but his only problem with us is that we don’t indulge much in fun or as someone will say, we don’t “happy ourselves”. A typical Ghanaian is much more interested in saving his or her money over the long period to buy some land and put up a place of their own. France is much more interested in suffocating its former colonies with wine and liquor. Too bad.
You look so young with the new hair style. Stunning as always 💞
Ah thanks Cindy xx
Let's go 60k
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That Dress Anita is wearing is 🔥. I am in LOVE with the print.❤❤❤
Ghana only has beautiful people😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Nice Vlog.I have noticed something of recent.There are a number of NON GHANAIAN TH-camRS who now live in Ghana and are COPYING and IMITATING what the GHANAIAN TH-camRS are doing.It is like a COPY and PASTE thing going on.Keep up the good work.
I'm from Agogo. Ashanti region about 45-1 hour from kumasi
Ahh thanks for sharing xx
I just love what you are doing to showcase all these talented strong determined brothers &sisters!
Hard working Ladys 🙏🏾💙🙏🏾
Never Give Up. Your Story can change within a twinkle of an eye. Give thanks for life 🙏🏾thnk you Ama 🕊️
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I love your channel, I dont't miss a video of you , I'm already loving Ghana , you have wonderful cuisine, I love Africa (Brasil)
Eiii all that free food🙄, i envy u wai jasmine Lol🤣🤣.
But on a serious note millicent is beautiful and looks so down to earth.Let's support her wai..
Haha so yummy, she was super sweet xx
My sister try that seamstress with a material before your kente🤩🤩🤩🤩
I love your consistency
And the contents are so genuine
Oh my neighborhood Jasmine. Missing home. Growing up in the evenings there was jamming with all kinds of street food. Great job Jasmine, keep it up.
* pardon my typo errors
Plantain is my kryptonite. I would bathe in it if i could!!!!
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ROFL
Mine too, but since I live in the US and it's cold now it does not get as ripe and sweet as I would like.
@@nanawood Perfect for me for I only like the green ones, fried. Yum.
Mine too.
I'll be looking forward to seeing Anita's vlog in the near future. I'm going to start shuffling my budget so I can hopefully donate.🤞🏾🤞🏾
Thank you for the hard work Jasmine! 💜
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I Loved the dress she was wearing.🔥🔥
@@karenseard5574 I do to, I want her information to get clothing made..
If u want the yam to look like that after putting it in the oil add water to the oil n let it fry.
Hello beautiful Jasmine. The snacks are always delicious. Here in Mexico we also eat many varieties of snacks, including plantain. I send you a hug from Jalisco Mexico 🇲🇽. God bless you
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OMG, It looks so good!!! I wish I could grab some through the screen... ugh. GH kelewele is the best!!!
Agreed ❤️❤️ so yummy
No size
Wow Millicent has got skills for.cutting the plantian.
Bless up Millicent
Watching from Sydney Australia
It's so sweet how they say ' yes, please' it appears to have a double meaning.
I enjoyed this video very much. Hmmm, I am craving for the ripe plantain it looks very tasty. Jasmine, please bring some to me next year when you are coming to Australia 🇦🇺. She looks very beautiful and cute. I pray God will help and protect her to achieve the nursing goal as well as the other girl.
Lol ma te ❤️
Love it may God continue to bless you and protect you as always Amen 🙏🏾
I must say?, I admire these sisters for working peacefully together. I wish God's grace and blessings on them to be each other's keeper and all their dreams and hearts desires come true.
hi Jasmine ashley again nice to see your video as usual
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Jasmine never disappoints!!! Love this video! And all this kelewele is so mouth watering. 😋
Well done Ama, for your humility and Grace to do what you are doing in the lives of our community.
Yummy food , milificent is a beautiful lady hope she fulfills her dreams for nursing school .
Please Jasmine, when i come to Ghana lets go to all these places and eat like never. But at the moment, can you send me some to France🤣🤣🤣. Take care!
there is something about the street yam that comes out crunchy and fluffy
Yesss
Looks like french fries. Bet it tastes like that too. I wonder which yam it is.
I remember in Jamaica, when I was a child, there were at least four different kinds of yams. One was real white and soft after cooking. I think it's that one. I used to really love to eat that yam.
Wish I could have some now with some fried fish.😚
I really love millicent she is hard working and may God bless her to accomplish her mission
Very informative and interesting Vlog Jasmine, I hope Millicent and Anita business grow and she becomes the nurse she wishes to be...now I'm gona try frying yam lol
Haha, hope it goes well xx
Millicent is so humble and I love that from her
God bless you Jasmine 🙏🏻
God ur hustling ladies 🙏🏻
60k in abit 🎉🎉🎉
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Morning Princess Jasmine you're always very informative and beautiful❤🇯🇲
Thanks so much for sharing what goes into preparing kelewele and kakro. Keep up the good work. Very much appreciated.
I remember Millicent from one of your previous vids. She works so hard and yet she struggles...
Thank you for telling her story.
The kelewele looks delicious. I've never had fried yams, they look good.
Honestly fried yam is the bomb & it’s simple too to make, as you saw you just soak it in salt water & we tend to accompany it with fresh pepper(onion, scotch bonnets & tomatoes blended together & salt to taste) or shito in my household & fried fish or whatever meat we have instead.
Wow! This was an awesome video! It is really a legit business that is more than just “selling food”. From purchasing the plantain to knowing how to effectively store it, to managing the inventory to minimize any loss...it’s just amazing! This video really showcases everything that goes into their business. It’s obvious that they are very hard working women. May God continue to elevate them in all facets of their lives, in Jesus’ name.
Continue doing a great job, Jasmine. Watching your videos allows me to vicarious enjoy the beauty of Ghana through you! Much love from Canada!
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I was very impressed with the vision of Millicent and Anita. Indeed they are looking to the future. Am proud of them. Jasmine thank you for putting the spot light on them.
Very hardworking ladies.
God richly bless them
Awwww they are both so sweet! Would love an update to see if Millicent finished nursing school🥰
Great video sis! All the best to Millicent and Anita may God continue to bless them on their journey ❤🙏
Yes another interesting piece Jasmine. Love the two ladies with their zeal to work. Re ply to how Mili. can be helped pursue her nursing dreams. God bless.
Jasmine, please interview the owner of this Tatre and aboboe (beans) in Community 2, at the junction under a mango tree, near Aggrey Road School. That place has been there forever, and I am 60 now. Anyone who lives around 2 or BBC, A Lang, J Conte has probably eaten this amazing tatre.
Great video as usual Jasmine. All the best to Milicent and Anita. Btw my people are from Agogo, it’s in the Ashanti region near Konongo.
Oooo....I'm from Agogo too😁
@@ghanakenteweddingsvlogs8879 nice one
Very golden deep fries. Lovely team ANITA AND MILLICENT with lovely goals. With your lovely introductions and conclusions you make your videos exquisite to watch. And not to mention your Australian - British accent which is a verbal class distinction. I love it so much. CHEERS. JASMINE.
Thanks so much Godfred. Glad u enjoyed ❤️
Thank you my friend for amazing content! I will be striving to be on this level in creation!
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Millicent is such a sweet girl.
A very educational vid. Thank you.
This video reminds me when I was in Ghana. Kelewele is my fevorite. Good video.
Hard working women in Ghana!❤️🙌🏽
You have a new fun. Thanks for the authentic Ghanaian street foods. I miss Ghana already
I'm in the usa but I can't wait to visit Ghana
God bless you so much Jasmine !!! I love what you are doing, keep it up! ur definitely my fave you tuber
I love the way Jasmine and her friends share Ghanian foods and along with it a sense of Ghanian ‘lifestyle’. These videos are just great!
Thanks Heather 💕
Love it, one of my favourite.. Thanks for sharing
I will certainly patronize them when I come, I keep a running list of the people you introduce. Sista, have a pleasant Thanksgiving and I love and appreciate all you do. Hope to enjoy fufuo with you next year.
Awww I miss Tema! Thanks for this videos
Thank u so much Jasmine for yet another excellent video. They make us (diaspora) feel like we are back home with you. Milicent is so right about Ivory Coast, I was born n raised there. The "joie de vivre" can definitely ruin ur life if u are not determined. Good job ladies!!!!
Millicent and Anita are just so nice. Keep up the hard work!👍🏾
Those ladies can cook! Well done 🤩
U are doing sooo well and I'm happy for u Ama.
Thanks Abena ❤️
Keep up the good work Jasmine
Thanks so much for your videos, and I love the fact that you always give us recipes, some of us can even start a business from this. 🙏🙏
Jasmine, Jasmine, Jasmine at it again...kelewele love it
I recently subcribed and started following your vlogs. I love what you do, showcasing and promoting people's businesses. It is not just an ordinary vlog but you are making impact in these women's lives. May God bless you bountifully
So so proud of you ladies that you're determined to achieve your goal from v humble beginnings. U will both go far, with such positive outlook in life & such beautiful smiles too☺️. Indeed, by God's grace, you'll succeed, good luck. Thanks again Jasmine, amazing commumity social work 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾🤣🤣🤣
😊😊 I am also from Cote d'Ivoire!!
Oh lovely
Like everything about your program well done!
You make us fall for ghana more and more.....
Love this! ❤️❤️❤️
I really enjoy what you do and I really respect all hard working women in the whole world. Thanks so very much for all kinds of teachings on food. Stay blessed.
Very humble
I love Kakro so much
Thanks for t he recipe ❤️.
They are strong sisters , working hard to make it happen
me too Aisha. ❤️
That food looked very delicious 😋👍🏾
Learnt so much from your video, thank you.
I love your channel. I just found it. I can’t wait to binge watch your videos.
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Hey from Mississippi in the USA!!!! I love your channel!!!!
Thanks so much xx
Love how they do not waste the over-ripe plantains.....will be trying the recipe .....we here in Jamaica use it to make plantain tarts.