If you dont remember any of these please step aside!....
Tuesday, July 13, 2021
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I remember so well
ReplyDeleteThe first one was my everything as l play Jim Reeves with my Dad. I used my hand to roll it back to avoid beating from Dad.
DeleteThe second one is heavenly... If you pass where they are selling it or cooking it,is either you buy with 5naira or you salivate with your tongue.
If your mother happens to cook it at home, na dye!😁😁😁😁😁
You will do all the house chores to eat it, while hot.
I like the upper layer, and the scrating the body of the tin with spoon.
I remember so well,oh how I hate washing those tin cups for moi moi then
ReplyDeleteRolling tape with biro😂😂😂 memories
I rolled tapes tire eh 😂🤣
DeleteThe moi moi in tins are so sweet but the washing afterwards are so annoying.
DeleteI ised biro to roll those tapes then and later we got one "roller" like that for home videos then.
Indomie generation can't understand.
That washing moinmoin tin is pure punishment. You even need to skillfully wash it to avoid hurting your fingers.
DeleteI will use the bottom of bic biro to rewind the cassette 😁😁😁
ReplyDeleteI remember when Plantation boys came out with their dope music then,i role tapes tire, my hand wan break.
Delete😊😊😊😊
Good old days.
In short na we dey use am. That cassette tape can hang for inside radio eh eh. At times we go use celo tape hold am
ReplyDeleteI can relate,I still have some tapes in my house.
ReplyDeleteSure do. Good memories!
ReplyDeleteHey the first one. I used to pull the reels when I was a kid. Chai beating wey i receive for this life.
ReplyDeleteMoi moi in tin is on another level. The taste is awesome especially if you use peak tins. Stella thanks for this throwback
I remember so well....
ReplyDeleteThose daya when men were men and women were won by those who deserve them.
Moin moin alagolo
ReplyDeleteSinging🎵🎵🎵I remember when we used to eat 'alele' 😂😂😂.
ReplyDeleteYummylicious moimoi. Very difficult to wash @ tin.
ReplyDeleteLovelace
Still trying to make moi moi so it tastes exactly like this, but no way
ReplyDeletePut plenty ground crayfish and onions.
DeleteI remember so well.God I thankyou that am still alive.
ReplyDeleteI remember so well. Tin moi moi can taste good.
ReplyDeleteStella why will u show me this tin moi moi,...chai🙆
ReplyDeleteElele Iko, yummy
ReplyDeleteFond memories... 😊😊😊
ReplyDeleteI remember especially the moi moi
ReplyDeleteOne moimoi can never be satisfactory, I use to pray every Saturday for my mum so I can win her heart to take two more. Good old days but I use leave now sha.
ReplyDeleteTin moi moi yummy 😋
ReplyDeleteStill have old tapes at home
Lolz!
ReplyDeleteI remember both.
Though we never used these types of tin, we used the ones that has cover.
I remember!
ReplyDeleteTin moimoi that use to be bae, now they say using tin to cook moimoi exposes one to cancer.
That was when moi moi was still moi moi,I don't know what they cook these days, the worst is okpa
ReplyDeleteNawaooo, Wetin con be all this ones especially that moi moi own, thought its nylon they use na
ReplyDeleteThe good old days 🤭
ReplyDeleteMemories
ReplyDeleteThat 1st pic... Chai I can record for Africa.
ReplyDeleteMoi moi in that kon-kon na coret.
😅😅😅😅 moi moi in "kom kom" is bae...good old days
ReplyDeleteI remember The good old days Including the good old stereo system, Choi!!
ReplyDelete😊😊😊
ReplyDelete1st Pix: Gbogbo Elere Things for Child chrishening!
ReplyDeleteEjijo Olomo o!
2nd Pix: Moin-moin elelo! Emu Ole, ej'eko!
Nostalgia!!
I loved eating the moi moi but hated watching the tins and I was the one tasked with washing the plates so I always had to watch the tins afterwards.
ReplyDeleteWasn't into music growing up as a child, still isn't. But I shall played a lot with those cassettes. Like rowing the tapes back then.
My mom bought the steel moimoi plates from way back.
ReplyDeleteFirst they were 12, later on the numbers reduced as they vanished continously, we did moimoi with nylon. Mom hated to see moimoi in tin tomatoes, she said washing it can give kids injury and all, so she never wanted to see it in her kitchen.
As for the tapes I remember seeing my big playing the radio, I was like 5yrs ,he never let us come close to the radio until the big old radio was trashed.