Do you know what this is?Have you tried it before?what does it taste like?
Monday, July 09, 2018
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I heard it is very tasty. I would love to try it
ReplyDeleteLovely
DeleteYummy 😋
DeleteAku!!!
DeleteWAAOOOOOOOOOOO i have missed it ooooooo, very delicious. Full of proteins.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh
DeleteI have never heard any of you talk about this as your loved meal or snack when Stella asked for that. Can Naija girls pretend?
Why must it always be about girls or women? Stella asked a question and if you have sense you would keep quiet, if you have nothing to say.Well for me I use to eat it when I was little but now I can't remember the last time I saw it. I ate it raw sometimes.
DeleteAnonymous this is a seasonal delicacy and besides most ppl here are it as kids,me inclusive.
DeleteI don't know if I can eat it again cos I ate it last in primary school. I think about it a lot though.
Mr man don't be stupid. We all ate it as kids so how can it be our best snack as adults?
DeleteBorrow a brain pls.
I know say all of una go show up; even this one wey join me for ghost mode. All I know be say me I dey take roll call. Even though Stella did not make me class prefect. I am waiting for that post someday.
DeleteSeasonal or not, how many shops for ya street dey sell pizza; mgbo?
How many shop for ya street in Naija dey sell omelette; eh?
You don't see am before?
I write am like that because we girls are the most pretenders when it comes to
"I have been here, eaten this, he took me out and . . . bla bla bla"
Oka (corn) and ube na seasonal. Una no dey hide buy that one?
DeleteIf Stella publish a picture of that one now; ehhhh
yummy, so delicious bla bla bla
If ya man go take you out and buy oka and ube, you insult the day
he was born and who born am.
You go post the thing for social media to make fun of him.
The point be this, let us be ourselves and not always strive to be
someone else we don't know.
Anonymous fighting theirselves
DeleteLet those with monikers sip some champagne 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Please where can i get this in Lagos especially on the mainland
DeleteWe call it Aku mkpu, if you mix with garri and drink Eeh, the taste is heavenly 😋😋😋😋
ReplyDeleteEnjoy obuo nmu geh Li Ife.Ha I just can't and won't eat it,something that looks like all those small coachroaches nyaaamaaa
DeleteEsunsun! I loved eating it when I was younger, just add salt and pepper. Yum yum.
ReplyDeleteHighly proteinous....I love it
DeleteIt’s called ‘Aku’. Don’t know the English name.
ReplyDeleteTastes yummy with soaked garri #homesick
The English name will be probably derived from 'termite'
DeleteIt's called winged termite.
DeleteWe used to call it flying termites and they come only when it rains. I missed eating them but don't know if I can still eat them again.
DeleteAsunsun.
ReplyDeleteThat’s chinge baby, my dad never allowed us catch nor fry this thing like most of our mates but trust me it’s quit yummy
DeleteEnter your comment...it's called Aku in the East. when fresh and properly prepared, it is so delicious.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet... I 🌶 to garnish it
ReplyDeleteShinge mehn! Very tasty
DeleteStella dis insect is very delicious we call it chinge hia in the north and it's expensive o, it is rich in protein.
ReplyDeleteRhodz dear.. What part of the north are you
DeleteAnybody who eats insects doesnt love jesus and thats that.😅😅😅
ReplyDeleteLOL. you are funny
Delete😂.. Is Jesus an insect?
DeleteHuh??
DeleteThis is Akumkpu. Very delicious.
ReplyDeleteIf they ask you your liked snack now, you say it is Shawamah
Deleteeven when you do not know what it is.
Yuck
ReplyDeleteAwwww, very Sweet something. We call it "Aku" in igbo language.
ReplyDeleteThis thing dey sweet die. I miss my childhood
ReplyDeletevery delicious something......but the toilet was my second room that year.
ReplyDeleteYes, it makes you purge like hell but it's really tasty man.
DeleteHow will somebody open mouth, drop an insect in it, and close mouth again? Then clamp teeth and hear that pra sound of the insect bursting in the mouth and the yucky looking yanmayanma in it will now pour inside your mouth and you will now taste it with your tongue and swallow it. AN INSECT nitori olorun! Lemme go and wash my mouth.
ReplyDeleteYou fry it before eating you philistine 😂
DeleteHahahahahha cutie pie abeg lemme. I read up where someone mentioned taking it with garri to vomit cum hungry me and I'm about to soak garri fa!
DeleteAjebutter dey ask una village ppl.
Delete@cutie pie must you display your ignorance??? You dont display your biase publicly...
DeleteShinge, esunsun! We ate this thing while growing up ehn. Very delicious 😋
ReplyDeleteOh Stella why nah....really missed this. It's very delicious.. .
ReplyDeleteThis is Aku in the East. It comes out once in a year when new corn is coming out. You can catch them in the night around 4 to 5 am, just go to where bulb is shinning or you can use 'ogbe di mbu 'light and go to mkpu and catch them. I enjoy it when is fried. if it is cooked the inside is like catarrh and it can make one to vomit. Some people don't eat it including snail because they have this believe that anything which does not have blood is a sin to eat. @Princess Tever
ReplyDeleteLol! Them dey miss good chon chin..... I love eating it, I eat it yesterday...
DeleteI ate it while in the north. And yes it's yummy 😋. It's called shinge
ReplyDeleteYou see all these girls wey dey chant;
ReplyDelete"very delicious . . . mixed with soaked garri?"
They are the kinds that when you ask them in person
or when a "prospective husband" asks them their
best snacks, will chant:
Pizza, Omelette, dough nuts, shawamah bla bla bla
even those who have never seen any of these.
If they see this insects in real life, they will
scream and run as if baboon dey pursue them.
Oh shut up! This is becoming stale
DeleteSHUT UP GUY
DeleteYour comment made me laugh,still smiling
DeleteOga abi na madam, worry about your self. This post is supposed to be for fun.
DeleteI miss cricket too.
DeleteMr man don't be stupid. We all ate it as kids so how can I it be our best snack as adults?
DeleteBorrow a brain pls.
12:38 cricket is bae
DeleteYou will soon run mad and end up in yaba left @ 11.46.
DeleteI love esusu dyeeeee..very yummy.
ReplyDeleteI am noting all of you one by one; taking roll call
DeleteVery soon Stella will post;
What's your best delicacy/snacks/etc.
then pretenders go surface.
I will arrest all of you straight.
Sharap there. We remember this only when we get a reminder like this. It's not some thing you see everyday in the market. Be real jo
DeleteAnd you must hide in ghost mode to shut her up? Liver no gree you commot.
DeletePretenders.
It is called termite
ReplyDeleteVery rich delicacy.. ate it while growing up in Benin, its called Adon.
ReplyDeleteit is called aku.
ReplyDeletevery sweet ....
Yummy Yummy aku mbe!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet. In the village then use palmy to dilute it
ReplyDeleteThis is insect Biko, how can you🐭😆🐶 kaii, Nigerian.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and nutritious. We call it esunsun. They come out after rain fall in the evening where there is bright bulb outside. We used to fill buckets with water as kids and pack them inside. Sometimes we left the water filled containers outside overnight and by morning, they would be filled with these insects
ReplyDeleteYou get the method for catching them Mrs Gee
DeleteWe call it ndube in our dialect
I don't think I can eat it now. Oh kids!
Yes.. I remember those days
DeleteVeryyyyy sweet something. Aku or akumkpu in the east. It's even sold in the market in milk cups 😊
ReplyDeleteWhen we were young ewo our neighbors will garnish it with fresh tomatoes. But sincerely my fear for cluted insect now won't let me eat it oh
ReplyDeleteSeriously I don't eat everything and I know I will never try it, its not formings.
ReplyDeleteIt comes out anytime it rains here! At least it has come more than five times. I don't even fancy it at all but my people here say its delicious. Some eat it raw. Na bush I dey stay oh cos some pole will come under here chanting na lie!
ReplyDeleteWe call it Aku..kai, i miss eating it?
ReplyDeleteBiko where can i buy it in Lagos. E don tey
very yummy. I miss eating it, it is called aku in east
ReplyDeleteHmmm... Let me not talk. I'll get my protein from beans. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteStella asked how does it taste and none of you answered. You lots went about how yummy and tasty it is. Abeg how does it taste i personally want to know.
ReplyDeleteYou're still asking foolishly even after bvs have said it tastes nice. Smh
DeleteStella asked how does it taste and none of you answered. You lots went about how yummy and tasty it is. Abeg how does it taste i personally want to know.
ReplyDeletehahahahahaha, it has been long i ate it but the taste is good. maybe like fish
DeleteVery delicious insect. Stella the taste is unexplainable.
ReplyDeleteis excruciating delicious in"mark weins voice".
DeleteNever ate it. I prefer having a piece of fruit or some nuts as a snack. I rarely have anything that walked as a snack. Nope, I am not interested in giving it a try either, some cashews and pistachios or peanuts is enough protein snack for me.
ReplyDeleteAKU! It is very delicious, i eat it and some parts in Anambra use it to cook grinded corn.It is costly too because it is seasonal.
ReplyDeletecorrect..
DeleteIt tastes like chicken.
ReplyDeleteAku Nkpu, very yummilicious
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get this? It's really been a long time..
ReplyDeleteEsunsun. So sweet. I miss it. Remember when I was young then, we will start looking for them whenever it rains. It's one of the beautiful memories from my childhood. Do people still eat it ?
ReplyDeleteI oh this is Esunsun it can be sweet o but I ate it a longtime ago
ReplyDeleteOla am in Gombe
ReplyDeleteTermite ("edon" in edo language) it is very tasty.
ReplyDeleteChinge how I've missed you.
ReplyDelete