15 days of fermentation!!! distilling alcohol from Cassava and corn | Waragi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we travel far in west Nile of Uganda where we meant a tribe called LUGBARA with unique lifestyle. they are the most welcoming people you will ever meet in this world, before they say any word, they give you a greeting hand shake. I enjoyed my stay with this Tribe.
I got a chance to make few videos from them and I'll be happy to share them with you.
For today we are looking at how they make Ugandan moonshine, waragi which is alcohol in English, I was amazed how they make their waragi from fermented cassava and maize. and in this video I careful documented every step as you will see in the video.
Why women were seen caring out this process in this video, its because women do most work in this culture as most men are waiting to be served
Ugandans are the hardest drinking Africans in the whole world and they call this alcohol, waragi or mwenge.
This is the first video I made from central region of Uganda which you might be familiar with
• Uganda's Famous Waragi...
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YES! I have been learning to do this, bro thank you man, I am learning so much!
Thanks so much for watching
The woman is so cute
Nick you diserve a wife from that side,, I like them
Hahaha...unless you have a sister
That's why we're ranked one of most drunk people...we can make it in different ways 😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ffe tunwyelaa daalaa
What happened to her fingers and toes😢😢😢
I really don't know.....and I never wanted to make her uncomfortable when I ask about it
Thank you for sharing your culture,
Thanks too for watching...
What happened to her fingers 🤌🏿
I don't know...that's how I found her....
Our ancestors were the genius
All that knowledge...just know..
Buy them a seive for the first step
I read the message at first like....am buying them a seive.... hahaha..
Nico, that's a unique technique used for making that stimulating drink, and the lady took us along explaining the methods the ancients used.
🕺🕺 thank you Mr John.. 💪🏿💪🏿
I love that brew😋😋, thnx for the show 🤸
Haha come and join us...thank you too for watching..
Is there no first dangerous alcohol that comes out first when using this method, also how was the corn prepared and how much was put there .pliz find out for me the correct measurements she was using on corn and cassava then I want to know about the poisonous alcohol that mostly come out first in other methods.
Thanks in advance,I'm wait for your reply.❤❤❤much love from Zimbabwe 😊
For this there's no that (poisonous) alcohol..but I have a full documentary about how alcohol is made..... you can check among last year's videos.....it has all the information.....
I didn't get more information from this side...and also alcohol made this way wasn't good quality......it lacked out alot......
Good work so far, go boy the sky is the limit.
Thank yo dear
As always your work is remarkable.
Did she tell you what happened to her fingers, I know it's unkind to ask. Great work Nico
Awww...am so greatful....just know I wanted to ask but I never wanted to make her uncomfortable...
She must be a victim of the Kony war, the mutilation
I really have no idea about that..
No Risk of explosion,
That's right...
VIET NAM co rượu đoác tu nhien
All the way from Viet Nam... happy to have you here..
Tiny fingers 😮
Yeah...I think they were cut off
Good job!!!!! Teacher you're very informative and educational and that looks tasty ❤
Awww...thank you so much my dear....😁
Hey! Just as a suggestion for your international viewers, can you please explain what waragi is on the title of the video. I think if they know what it is, it will spark more interest.
Thank you so much for the idea....
Its distilled alcohol
Africans were naturally gifted by all mighty
Thanks for being here..
nice video but please label each of the item that was used in the process
Next time I'll do my best
If not mistaken,,, I had in the parliament mentioned that alcohol,,, mbu) they killed a lot of people,,
Nick is it true,, or not
🤣🤣🤣🤣 people die from alot of stuff here.....but also alcohol is among those
I wish if am at home,,,,
I would escort you
I like to see different things like that,,, I missed a lot
When you get back...we will see
Wow, chemistry
Yeah...just like that..
The only method where no risk of explosion ..
That girl is beautiful and she loves to share the method
You know it right....the other processes are so risky..
Hi Nicholas please i need acloth like that of your shirt where can i buy it from
I have someone who makes them.....get my WhatsApp number and we talk...I can connect you or I can get it for you..
Wow
Thank you
Aaaaaaaah nick,,, bigwerawaaa,,,,,
Everything in this video is amazing eeeeeeeeeeeh
Thank you kikwano....🕺🕺🕺
Looks Safer to make than all the equipment used for Moonshining in the West.
I Trust this and would try it.
Are you for real?
What do you mean, western distillation methods are safer and higher quality than the equipment used in the video, her still doesn't not allow methonal separation from ethanol due to it being an enclosed system which is all being condensed into one pot within the still unlike a european/arabic still allows the vapors to come out of a pipe once condensed and allows the person to discard the fore shots also known as methonal which can cause illness, blindness, and death if you consume to much. The woman is slowly giving people methonal poisoning due to her systems design, when there is better methods of preventing it.
@saplas41 thanks for sharing this information...
What is the name of that dish she's in alcohol making?
Fermented cassava and maize..
There is so much stories in Africa
More and more are still coming
Keep it up
Thank you
You can use the pressure cooker for this
I really have no idea...
Nico , kasese is made of mabide
Yes...thank you
The African version of a copper pot still . That's awesome!!!!
Thank you for watching Brailwolf
@@EatingTheAfricanWay I'm importing a copper pot still to Uganda . Will be making mead too .
When you get here...I would like to see it myself.....💪🏿
When you get here...I would like to see it myself.....💪🏿
@@EatingTheAfricanWay I will give u crash course in distilling and I'm getting licensed under law to produce and sell
Learning never ends. It’s something to new to my eyes 👀
True
Thanks for watching Shamie
💪🏿
I hope no one will be blind
Hahaha..no one..
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Thanks for watching
Chang'aa
Thank you for watching
There live beautiful animals, wow !
Yes yes.....we have game parks here...