What Ghanaians Eat for Breakfast! Hausa Koko
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*Would you try this for breakfast? what is your favourite breakfast meal?* 🇬🇭
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Waakye, millet porridge Koko I luv for breakfast
I would try it because of curiosity but for the most part I am not a breakfast person. I prefer lunch & dinner foods better than breakfast foods.
You were right the first time, when you said the concoction was sweet and sour. Koko alone has a little sour to it, while the sugar dumped in gave you the sweet.
Ghana’s 3rd capital very classy
Tigress, on your thread you have 2 white men, one pretending to be from Ghana, one pretending to be from Nigeria. They begin hurling insults so that real Nigerians & real Ghanaians will start bickering at one another.
Both of them know what they are doing.
They are playing that same old divide & conquer game.
They are Devils, here to stir up trouble.
I was in Ghana in the 1990s. Beautiful people and a beautiful culture.
Koko, kosai and masa are Hausa names for those foods and are common in all Hausa community. It is everywhere in Northern Nigeria, Niger republic, Some parts of Ghana, Cameroon and where ever you find Hausa settlers. Thanks for this content.
Thank you welcome
Yeah exactly
Hi,my first time on your channel.you have nice and interesting content.PRINCE AYOKO brought me here.love
Hi from Washington d.c. America, my wife is from Ghana born and raised there but moved here to the states when she was younger, she cooks the same breakfast here in the states as well, thank you for your teaching of the foods of Ghana❤🙏🏽😇🌹, I have subscribed to your channel in hope of showing your talents in the states to my friends and family
You are welcome 🤗
@@AFRICANTIGRESS ❤🙏🏽😇👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love this video so much. I love the food; we have same here in Nigeria, only difference is the groundnuts added. I love the Berekum village and would love to visit.
Amongst your Ghana episodes, it's this video for me. Thanks for sharing this African Tigress.
You are welcome. It's a nice peaceful village
🇳🇬Please, stay more in the village. I like it here, the fresh air, lesser noise, though this village is a bit township than a typical village. In Nigeria, it's pap and Akara( fried bean ball) for us, one of my aunt's who is a Ghanaian thought us how to eat pap with groundnut🤣 and it tastes really nice. Nice one dear.❤️🇳🇬
Hausa people call akara 'kose' and pap 'koko' as well.
I think this village was influenced by the Hausa culture, since it's a Muslim community.
I will try the pap and groundnut out.
That was also Pap and Akara there. Pap is same as Koko (Hausa) and Akara is same as Kose (Hausa). Only that was brown Pap (from guinea corn) instead white Pap (from white corn.)
@@idowumohammed4689 In SA we call ugali pap, would your pap be ugali or is it something else?
@@walkwithorr is your ugali made from maize?
@@walkwithorr In Ki kongo we call it: Poto-poto dia Ma sangu.
Made from maize. We eat it with donuts.
Akara and koko 😂. I eat this every morning in Nigeria 🇳🇬
Awesome! Ghana is a lovely place! They usually add spicy flavour to the Koko too, probably ginger. It is meant to brighten you up for the day. AT, please keep it up.
I'm nigerian but I feel so embarrassed by the silly and childish comments my people are throwing in here. What do you gain from putting down your own brothers and sisters? At the end of the day all Africans are equally disrespected across the world. Even dark-skinned indians discriminate against Africans so for the last time what's the essence of putting each other down with such despicable comments?
You wish 🙄🤣 are you so embarrass of your country Ghana? 😃 oga clam your country don't be embarrasse
You are not a Nigerian lol..A local ghanaian being ashamed .we are just commenting about the reality in Ghana , I know Ghana from left to right ,Ghana have many way to catch-up
@@anita7414 You are not ok. Go get some help.
@@tempusfugit1523 You need deliverance from the hatred tormenting you.
@@kabifest8897 Another childish nigerian spending his or her day trolling a whole country on youtube. Quite sad..
Bless you Tigress. You are so flexible. You blended so well into the breakfast even though it was your first time tasting it. I love your channel. God bless you. And that Ghanian humidity makes you GLOW!!!
Thank you Tom
African Tigress you look more beautiful without your glasses. I am enjoying watching you in Ghana.
Wish I was there😔 just watching each video I'm learning and enjoying the moment. So much history I've never traveled abroad hopefully one day I will. Another thing how great the gentleman explaining some history of Ghana. also interesting how the soap was made in your video unbelievable. Take care.🖐🏽
I’m from northern Nigeria, Hausaland and that is all food very similar to what we eat. I grew up on kosai, kunu, which is like koko, and masa.
Wow
Wow
Its the same with the northern tribe in Ghana, like the other commenter said, its a Hausa drink all over West Africa
Northern Nigerian really? Hard to believe because you don't have muslim sounding names.
@@pietrojenkins6901 People from Northern Nigeria are not only Muslims... Islamic religion dominates but some areas and cities in the north have a majority Christian population. Even Kaduna has a huge mix of Muslims and Christians... I lived in Kaduna for years and attended a protestant Church...and.., the area I lived in had more Christians and churches than mosques.
There's something magical about this vlogger. She tries to make videos that resonate with the locals and keeps them real.
Thank you Chris
That is Akara (Beans cake) and Akamu (pap). How we call it in 9ja. It is always delicious to combine.
Yummy 😋
It's called Akara and Akamu in igbo language not Nigeria ok.
Best breakfast foods in town 👍😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋❤️💕🇬🇭🇬🇧
See how you are glowing Tigress. Glad you have enjoyed the Coco porridge ♥️😊
Thank you dear.
Lovely video. I love how you can easily eat foods from different cultures and countries. It's not as easy as people see it. Cheers ❤
Thank you Russell as long as I know the contents I will always try
Just watched your old live from May 2019, when you just crossed 4,000 subscribers. It has really been a very fruitful 2 years for you as you race towards 200K which should happen by May 2022. Kudos to your hard work. May God continue to bless you.
Thank you so much. It hasn't been easy!
U are doing a great job
I enjoy ur work
I’ve visited the Accra capital of Ghana but I don’t suggest people to visit this country. Some of ghanian people are really friendly but most of them act like a robber. Although I have 3 doses vaccination of biontech but the government of Ghana requested me to pay 150$ for only pcr test and it was obligatory. (Come on the Ghana already has been fighting with many diseases.) And when I reached to the airport the security took 240$ from my money and taxi driver also rip off me. It was a bad experience. Do not go to not regret
Breakfast is actually supposed to be the heaviest meal of the day. So Ghanaians have it right on that one. In Kenya, any extras to enrich porridge like groundnuts, cassava, millet, soya, amaranth etc are ground as part of the porridge flour and cooked at the same time the porridge is being made. It is never whole nuts added to already cooked porridge.
In Kenya our breakfast is so light
Cassava has a neutral taste, so adding it to porridge I think won't make much difference to the taste.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS I would have it the way you did without added milk.
Nice vendors, friendly and cool.
Interesting and good video African Tigres, love 💕 and greetings from the Netherlands always.
Thank you Julius
My mouth is watering. Breakfast food looks good!! You’re getting the full Ghanaian experience!!
Was very tasty
@@AFRICANTIGRESS ❣️❣️🇳🇬
Nigerians and Ghanaians have the same meals together, the similarities are so common
I had to check up Berekum
Berekum is a city and is the capital of Berekum Municipal in the Bono Region of Ghana.[2] Berekum has a population of 62,364.[1] The native language of the Berekum people is the Bono Twi.
City???
I thought as much 😂😂😂
Your Berekum experience for me is the best of your Ghana episode. The predominantly the people in this town are cocoa farmers, in the 80s and the 90s a lot of the indigent from this town migrated to Germany for a better economic opportunity. They coined the word ‘’bogger’’ meaning somebody who has returned home from Germany. A lot of intellectuals come from these town, the late professor Benneh former pro-chancellor of the University of Ghana Legon. hails from this town. They are very hardworking and independent people.
Wow! Good to know
Wooow that's great, berekum is my hometown, welcome to berekum 😁😁
Thank you 🤗
The breakfast looks heavy, it's nice you enjoyed it. Cocoa is healthy i could definitely eat that 👍🏿 keep exploring African Tigress ♥️👍🏿
That was Koko (from Guinea-corn), not Cocoa.😄
🤦🏾♀️
@@idowumohammed4689 hahahaha 😂 Corn 🌽 is also healthy 😊
@@AFRICANTIGRESS 😊
Actually the name is Koko, and not cocoa. It is best cooked by the Hausas, who are predominantly Muslims. It is consumed by most Ghanaians and across the West African belt. I too love to have it for breakfast
African tigress after job make sure you come back home we miss you our queen much love 💕💕💕💕 kenya
The man said, this is what Ghanaians eat in the morning for breakfast, that is not true, some Ghanaians, not all Ghanaians. Individuals decide what he or she will eat at any time that he or she wants to eat. Have a good time in Ghana.
Those of us with #6 understand he meant generally
Igbo call it (akamu )Koko , the difference is that akamu is more thicker than Koko., and ( akara ) is more bigger than kose.in Nigeria
Yeah Nigerians and Ghanaians have the same meals together, the similarities are so common
Koko(Akamu) and Kose(Akara) are originally Nigerian foods eaten all over Nigeria but largely in Northern Nigeria. You can all see how Ghanaian got to learn how to eat jollof rice, from Nigerians and they keep bragging with what they don't own
Nigerians and Ghanaians have the same meals together, the similarities are so common
Ghanaians didn't learn to eat jollof from Nigerians Mr Peter. Are you not shame of yourself trying to look down on Ghanaians . we are well respected people. so choose your words well. Ghana didn't learn anything from Nigeria.
@@blaywestridge7878 am not trying to look down on Ghanaians like you posited. But from this video, you could clearly see u guys learn something from us, even though it will hurt most of u to hear this.
@@blaywestridge7878 Lol please waste no time on him
@@MsRiRi-kl2rl yea good advice u gave him, and please listen to your own advice to, run along
Good video. The breakfast reminds me of cream of wheat and malt-o-meal that we used to eat for breakfast here in the states when was growing up.
You are right. Same idea, but the only difference is in the texture of the flour. The African porridge flour is ground to very fine, where's the States' isn't.
Hmmm that porridge looks delicious 👍🏾
Lovely city in Ghana thank for sharing with us
It’s a a farming town closer to Ivory Coast..nt a city
I LOVE GHANA , THE PLACE IS BEAUTIFUL, I AM A NIGERIANS, WE AND GHANIAN ARE ANCESTRY RELATED, SO THERE IS NO NEED FOR US TO HATE EACH OTHERS.
ONE LOVE FROM NIGERIA.
That's all, my brother. Much respect!
AMEN, NO NEED FOR HATRED NOR DIVISION!
Wow ancestral related that one flattered me...I was born in ivory coast to ivorian father and Ghanaian mother...We moved when I was 10 and now am 34years... My grandfather from my mother side is Nigerian who settled in cape coast Ghana as a missionary...We are so mix and definitely relatives that's why we shouldn't fight but rather help lift each other because we are one1 africa who got nothing but ourselves...God bless us and the motherland Africa
Shut up. Now you remember ancestry but they don't and has been a torn on our flesh.
Tarnishing the image of Nigeria for years.
They act like we are the evil ones and we live in hots whereas their cases are even worst. If i hear pick from any Ghanaian again then the war will start again
@@iyamugeorge5835 😓
Berekum is a ghan city not a village.
Berekum is a city and is the capital of Berekum Municipal in the Bono Region of Ghana. Berekum has a population of 62,364. The native language of the Berekum people is the Bono Twi.
Better do as if you didn't hear anything o...lol
@@ikegomoviestv9691 una wan start fight again abi?😂😂😂😂
City? Why are you lying? Na wa o
A city???
I thought as much 😂😂😂
I was in Berekum for the first time in 2018. Berekum is actually a medium size town in Ghana and not a city. Ghana has only 4 cities - Accra, Kumasi, Tamale and Sekondi/Takoradi.
AT, please show us Ghana train. Do they call Berekun a city?
Nice to see your videos
The nuts that you put in the porridge, are they raw, roasted or cooked? You are doing an amazing job, showcasing Africa to us and the rest of the world.
Roasted peanuts. But is not everyone that likes to add the peanuts though. The regular is plain with nothing added not even sugar.
Yeah roasted peanut
I like your dressing AT. Great video
Thank you 🤗
That looks good I love Coco breakfast like that I can only eat once a day and be happy nice and full all day I like the brother said have a light dinner
Hi 👋 waiting to see what's for breakfast in Ghana
We watching. @Rain culture from Zambia
Can't wait to visit
@@AFRICANTIGRESS you welcome!
That's my staple breakfats where I come from and even in Nairobi. It's simply uji from wimbi and groundnuts. The only difference is that we do not put the peanuts into the uji but we still do it sometimes. Where I come from, groundnuts were part of food in one form or another hence my unending love for them to this day
Where do you come from?
@@AFRICANTIGRESS I come from Teso, Busia (Kenya), the border of Kenya and Uganda. Groundnuts/peanuts constitute part of our traditional diet in almost everything, from meats, vegetables, and in roast or boiled form. You will find the same diet in most of Uganda. We eat sweet potatoes with peanut butter sauce, same to cassava in mixed form called katogo (though katogo might also have beAns instead of peanut). My best dish to this day that is also the meal of honor is matoke + ekitobero (the peanut butter sauce)
sounds linguistically similar to Ogi in Yoruba.
@@nozarashi4142 My community, the Iteso of Kenya shares several names with Nigerians that I have seen among popular actors. Examples of shared names include: Okoro, Ebere (Abere), Awurum, Akwara, Okou, Okaka, Apeet (Epeet), etc among others that I can't recall off-hand. What communities in Nigeria have those names?
@@pontianekakoro1737 Okoro and Ebere are Igbo names from South-Eastern Nigerian.
This is very interesting to know.
Breakfast should be light and more fruits victims to bring appetite..
” so breakfast is your first meal after a whole night of sleeping - where your body detoxes and repairs itself - and fasting. Thus, a heavy meal upon waking is not advisable. In fact, fasting protocols caution against eating a heavy meal after ending a fast.It is advised to eat light meals as breakfast to kickstart your metabolism. Overeating can imbalance agni, leading to discomfort like acidity, acid reflux or lethargy among others. Lunchtime is when you should take a break and enjoy a hearty meal without being distracted by other activities
Nice one enjoy dear
I would try it for sure. As long as other humans are eating it lets dive😎#🇳🇬.
Good job AT
🇰🇪🇬🇭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Ghana has the best breakfast actually thanks 😊
Thank you for the experience
Oga yo hyping too much
Make we rest abeg
I think you should travel outside Ghana
Not the best
I won’t say the best lol
My Tigress well done
Thank you sis
Tigress my love, that porridge had to taste excellent. You used your spoon to catch every drop. You did not leave a speck on that bowl!
😂😂😂😂😂
I am traveling the world courtesy of African Tigres
You are welcome
@@AFRICANTIGRESS tupatane kifeeee live,Next time you should join with another account
The moment African Tigress called the Tricycle "Keke Napep" before realizing she's no longer in Nigeria 😂😂😂. "Keke Napep" sounds kinda cool than "Pragya" though. Much love from 🇳🇬
😁😀 you noticed too a bi? She for kukuma call am Keke Marwa. 😂😁
😂😂😂😂😂I noticed 😏
@@blackoralArt I couldn't help but laughed @ 1:42 when she corrected herself again the second time 😂😂😂
I like the name Bhajaji
Hahaha... Keke Napep is easy for her to remember... it sounds nice to pronounce and remember...
City! If this is can be name a city, then Kenya has 1000 cities,
Happy people
Love your dress. Very decent and classy
Thank you 🤗
Hi Tigress, is it cocoa as in chocolate or coco yam? I want to try the porridge but not sure of the right thing. In tune from Jamaica.
It's Koko i misspelled
I like the uji , the madazi looks yum yummy oooh. Enjoy grl ❤🙏
Mandazi ya maharagwe ou mahindi
We are all from village and there's no place like village. Those people living in village hardly to sick why? Because they always eat organic food everything is fresh from farm. No noise, no traffic, no cars smoking and this how our ancestors were living
My hometown
Golden city
I like the Ghana's Tombrown porridge.
We drink koko in Nigeria too its an Hausa breakfast
African tigress is always cautious with whatever that enters her mouth. I wonder why she would take that porridge without a doubt?
Wow Ghana paradise of Africa 🤣 i greet una oh, well waiting for more fun volg .
It shouldn't be about paradise as we know who we are.
The only word for people like you who make such remarks is: shaaaame!
@@mickdals7549 stop copying and pasting this shit everywhere.🤦
Lmao😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I laugh at Ghanaians saying some Nigerian musicians come to Ghana to chill and maybe that was what was giving them the courage to troll Nigeria. I laugh in Chinese 😹😹😹. An American can prefer to leave in Mexico than America for some reason but that doesn't give Mexico the right to compete with the US. I think this troll will end when Ghanaians stop deceiving themselves. They are getting all this because of their big mouth. At this point the only thing Ghana has more than Nigeria is peace.
🤣🤣🤣
Na mad cow disease dey worry them nah..Awon Olofos.
Im here because of Tatiana
You are welcome
I love the breakfast 🥰🥰
Thank you Ma 😍
All these foods are also Nigerian foods. It so amazing to see we have similar foods and names too.
Akara = kose as the Hausa call it.
Koko
Masa
Wow!
@@AFRICANTIGRESS yeah, you will get them to buy in the morning and evening as well.
@@AFRICANTIGRESS These are Hausa delicacies brought to Ghana by the Hausas who were brought to Ghana by the British.
@@amosadewuni460 Correction, there are Hausas in Northern Ghana, Burkina Faso, Niger and Nigeria. That is one contiguous area that is Hausaland, before the European partition.
@@idowumohammed4689 Hausas are not indigenous to Ghana. Till today there is no hausa tribe as part of tribes in Ghana. Northern Ghana has its own tribes like the Dagombas, Mamprusi, Gonja etc. Hausas don't have any ancestral lands in anywhere in Ghana. They are immigrants from Nigeria most of whom have been assimilated into the northern Ghana Muslim communities and Zongo communities in the Southern part of Ghana.
I lv village manenos pls❤❤🌹🔥🔥more of it coz the cities are kinda flooded with content
Kabisa asante dada
Nice dress AT. You look very sophisticated
Thank you 😊
love Hausa Koko, very popular breakfast but you'll feel sleepy after having it.
This is totally wrong
It is very nice
Hey, y'all!
Hi thank you for sharing. May I ask you, how much are you able to purchase the 3 wheel/rickshaw vehicles for? Used, new prices? How much is a 40ft container load?
No idea
Ghana the Europe of Africa, what a beautiful city
Europe of Africa ❓no dey mumu Yosef bro 😎
Just stop these type of nonsense comments.
@@esem135 E pain u ba ❓u must take wat u dish.
Troll
🙄🙄
brekum is a village in ghana and look at the roads more then some countries city road OMG
Bhahahahahahahaha. Gheeeennneees with hyping is 4 and 5. 😅😂🤣🥲😆😁😄😄😃😀🤣🤣😂😄😃😎🤠
esewoara
Brekum b3n na 3y3 akura?
What are you talking about?
@nana addo, Bereku is actually a ghan city stop lyin9 about your village country.
Berekum is a city and is the capital of Berekum Municipal in the Bono Region of Ghana. Berekum has a population of 62,364. The native language of the Berekum people is the Bono Twi.
Yummy breakfast one of my favorites
It's the beautiful rooftops (aluminum zinc) for me. Make i hear pim from these people again
🤣🤣🤣
Them don turn preachers of love and peace.
@@NymaMargaret don't mind the liars and hype men, women in Ghana. They have nothing. Absolutely nothing
@@wendyrollis9971 U must b mad, wen they ar bashing in whole african continent u never say anytin n now ur complaning
GHANA IS STILL AFRICAN POOREST COUNTRY N SHOULD B COMPARE WIT CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC N BURUNDI FINISH
Do those Nigerians who sees bashing of Ghana as a way of bringing her popularity down also consider major diasporan african trying to reconnet back to africa aren't looking up to super infracstural setting as most people msy think.But are rather looking for a country with a relatively less crime,Nigerians should answer this simple question,why are most of your well to do citizens moving to Ghana?
Welcome to gold coast
Thank you Nas
Tigress 😍😍😍😍😍
Waakye mi favorite breakfast
koko means poridge
Another Ghana city wonder with 5 star 🌟 restaurant
Thought we agreed to rather see nature?
I no wan hear say you start any fight here ooh🙄😂😂😂
Comrade pls calm down let just be reducing our volume small
Thanks to youtube you have the audacity to act superior. What would you have done without youtube?
@@chrisl8815 at least now I can see my small village looks better than your city
🤪😜😜
@@NymaMargaret Foolish. You gain nothing from this. Lol. What a silly non-entity you are
Why do you allow so much hate in this comment section? Make sure you don't damage your reputation on youtube by allowing two countries to constantly butt heads. What pleasure do you derive from enabling trolls to frequent your channel?
Bhahahahahahahaha. Gheeeennneees can dish it but can’t take it. 🤣😄😄😆😁😀😂😀😃😄😄😆😅😂😂🤣😎🤠
*Why is AT responsible in anyway for it?* She is going have her hands full trying stop silly Ghana/Nigerian fight. The positive comments here far outweigh the trolls. *You are actually giving them more oxygen* by showing that you noticed.
African Tigress made a post asking that we love each other and be polite. It’s not her fault that some silly people refuse to listen to her. The most she can do is delete petty comments and block childish commenters.
@@idowumohammed4689 + Well said psychologist 👩⚕️ Idowu Mohammed. Gheeeennneees like you looking out for fellow Gheeeennneees. It’s okay for Gheeeennneees to troll 😈 Nigerians and not the other way around. See your rationale genius.where were you when the Gheeeennneees have been trolling the Nigerians?😄😃😆😀🤣😂🤣😄😆😁😄😃😀😅😂🤣🥲😎🤠
@Londe Reley - Be quiet!! If you don't like free speech then take a walk. The backwardness of Ghana should be blamed on your politicians and no one else.
I also want Koko 😭😭😭
Queen please upload James Town Accra video, let us keep enjoying the most developed country in Africa.
@UCrjAjfD8kMLumT6foL7zNzQ yeah I understand for there is really nothing to film in Ghana, for if there is, WodaMaya would be the first to do it, that why many Ghanaians Yutubers prefer to volg indoors videos, Over hype Big Town call country.
@@paulinakonadu2274 why should Ghana be impress of Nigeria progress, Ghanaians are fully of jealousy heart
What?
You should have written in the world coz that is literally what they normally implies with their constant online audio in relation to been developed..not even Africa largely..i kid you not.
@@paulinakonadu2274 makoko is even more develop than your whole Ghana that look like village 😃 audio Ghana, i pity people that waste their money on ticket to visit Ghana village 😃
Can you board Ghana BRT when you get to Accra?
@@tempusfugit1523 GH have nothing yet they are insulting others? Shmm
even train🤣
Egwoooo my granddaughter I haven't seen u de chop egusi soup oooooo
Long time grandpa
What village is this.😏
It's a city not a village.
@@tempusfugit1523 ghana city🤣
Nice
💕💕💕💕
I'm here 🥰👋
I have to ask, in America we have cereals and some can be unhealthy, how healthy was that breakfast? I’m asking for educational purposes.
It's all organic, very healthy
@@wendyrollis9971 you need to go to anger management Wendy , Unhealthy food and unhealthy people are everywhere, Including Africa , I’m just honest enough to acknowledge it.
@@wendyrollis9971 another thing I’m very Thankful for all the variety’s of foods I have around me to eat, I not going to complain, saying it’s not good enough, I Thank God.
@@wendyrollis9971 Wendy that’s your opinion, I am and was really very interested in whether that food was healthy and I believe people need to know that, some people eat anything and that’s their business, But I was interested for me and others who move to the continent or visiting. Some people have developed this protective position of Africa and sometimes hold the truth, am not about that for Africa or the U.S.
Yeah Kenyan white sugar is not as white as this one.
Yeah it's never this white
That’s good food
I want to come to Ghana for immigration and marriage
Zongo? No, its Zango. And it means hood in Hausa.
It's actually written Zongo here
@@AFRICANTIGRESS don't listen to him
Ghanaians call it zongo and most other west African countries.only in Nigeria, Niger and maybe cameroun where it is called zango.
Problem too many motorbike.