UNTIL I MOVED TO SOUTH AFRICA, I HAD NEVER SEEN THESE 8 THINGS | Nigerian in South Africa 🇿🇦🇳🇬

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  • čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
  • Hello My loves!
    I have been exposed to so many new things #livinginsouthafrica and I thought to share some of them with you! #cultureshock? Kinda! I hope you enjoy this video A LOT.
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Komentáře • 450

  • @zusibone
    @zusibone Před rokem +151

    It warms my heart when our brothers and sisters feel at home in South Africa. Everyone paint us with the same brush but the truth is, South Africa is a melting port

    • @MusehanaH
      @MusehanaH Před rokem +21

      Agreed....and some South Africans paint all Nigerians with the same brush. These vlogs are educating all of us

    • @thembi9645
      @thembi9645 Před rokem +11

      @@MusehanaH I admit I’m one of those who painted Nigerians with one brush shme. After Big brother Titans I changed completely. Not me loving Nigerians now ❤✌🏽🥰🇿🇦 🇳🇬

    • @kiblinflinn8147
      @kiblinflinn8147 Před rokem +9

      ​@@thembi9645 do you watch #sizokthola ? Ignorance has ruined us

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +9

      South Africa is great, and so are you! 🤗

    • @kiblinflinn8147
      @kiblinflinn8147 Před rokem

      @@pmambongwe8640 thyini thiza , uyaziveza ukuba yiJollofina in hiding, they are good in Nigeria here they have drug mafias n force South Africans out of suburbs thru introducing their culture of drugs, prostitution and human trafficking. #BigBrother sefoet

  • @VhonieR
    @VhonieR Před rokem +53

    As a South African I found this video very entertaining 😂😂😂

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +5

      Lol I'm glad you did! 🤗

    • @Stancool59
      @Stancool59 Před rokem

      Maybe its you she saw walking around in public with your breast exposed !!

  • @duchessdame150
    @duchessdame150 Před rokem +65

    Welcome to SA pretty lady we are not the same, i tend to say you cannot generalize people, as even siblings from the same house will never act the same, So people are as diverse. Not all South Africans hate our fellow African brothers and sisters

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +10

      Hello friend! Thank you so much for being here, and being so kind. Yes, I have met some really great people in this country and I strongly believe that the good outweighs the unpleasant. Lovely having you!🤗

    • @nomfunekonosilela3895
      @nomfunekonosilela3895 Před rokem +9

      @@oyinkanhoney Only to correct the narrative, we only hate the hibeous crimes they commit in our country, ss a law abiding person you know it yourself none will bother you and it's not a bad thing to speak out against crime.

    • @bafanamsibi4388
      @bafanamsibi4388 Před rokem +3

      True. To add on that, people are way different from what you hear on social media.

    • @thabangtladi8057
      @thabangtladi8057 Před rokem

      South Africans never hated any nation coz we dont even bother ourselves much about others but we just minding our business trying to improve our country. the only thing we hate is foreigners who comes here with no critical skill and in numbers for that matter. Foreigners gang raped our children in the mines, they feed them drugs up until today, they attack our police officers, they demand the resignation of our home affairs ministers demand citizenships, they kill our people, they make fake SA documents, fraud, human trafficking etc yet you still want to blame SAcn who dont want all this rubbish cursed nations of pob=verty in their own country...mxm sies you are mad ftsek with your kwerekwere's..

    • @bukkie5084
      @bukkie5084 Před rokem +2

      Pap is like fufu .

  • @thatonankegirl974
    @thatonankegirl974 Před rokem +43

    As a Namibian I would rather buy chicken parts that I like (neck and gizzards and wings) instead of buying the whole chicken. It's actually normal for us to buy chicken pieces instead of the whole chicken. Loved this video

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +2

      Oh nice. I loooooove gizzards too, and I hope to try out hearts soon. Thanks for watching and engaging 🤗

    • @rbee2062
      @rbee2062 Před 10 měsíci

      You'll never find gizzards only in the UK, so depressing . I miss home

  • @odisolveki7286
    @odisolveki7286 Před rokem +29

    🇿🇦 14:40 In the past, South African meat companies did not sell chicken parts to consumers. The parts were thrown away. But they quickly learned that black South Africans actually ate them as a delicacy.
    This has nothing to do with poverty. It stems from when people slaughtered their own chickens in rural areas. No edible part of the chicken was thrown away. Chicken feet was voted as the best part of a chicken on Family Feud SA by the audience, and Steve Harvey could not believe it!

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +3

      I've actually learnt a lot of things about South African from Family Feud 😆
      Thanks for your comment!

    • @peacefulrakoma4068
      @peacefulrakoma4068 Před rokem +1

      Point of correction. The chicken parts and other animal insides that are undesirable were not part of the main diet for South Africans, the township economy and the challenges that came with losing land and the ability to farm made them the only affordable alternative as they were undesirable to the European markets that our butchers were exporting to. Feet, insides and heads were normally given to pets or little kids but the change in the socio-economic situation made it popular in the hostels and townships (ghettos) as they were abundant and affordable.

    • @BuhlebzNetwork
      @BuhlebzNetwork Před rokem +1

      Hostel people eating chicken feet?😂 Maybe the morden generation in hostels chicken feet you were not going to see in the old days because there it was a resident of the respected family mans so eating something used to be given to children was an abomination they rather eat cows intestines or cows head. That is what they were famous with not chicken feets and heads those things were for children " inhloko namathumbu " and other meat chicken was very rare in the hostels until women allowed to stay there everything changed because now you find children in the hostels which were not allowed those days, now they eat everything.but chicken feet have been around in the supermarkets for long time but our mothers were not dare giving our fathers those kinds of meat I don't know township people I'm talking about rural mans.

  • @Seewhatweeat
    @Seewhatweeat Před rokem +23

    Having been to nigeria several times its always a pleasure having someone see south africa in a different light, SA publicity is bad out there. Hope you have a great stay and continue exploring SA

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +3

      Thank you so much! I hope you enjoyed your visits to Nigeria too 🤗🤗🤗

  • @unbotheredmaverick7930
    @unbotheredmaverick7930 Před rokem +25

    I wish all nigerians were like you. Go to the home affairs and get south african citizenship. We claim, you are one of us, you are no more a nigerian. You have a beautiful soul and chilled.

    • @nomagcisacawe3297
      @nomagcisacawe3297 Před rokem +5

      You can't be South African. So in your your country posting a video qualifies one for citizenship?

    • @mogp427
      @mogp427 Před rokem +1

      In SA you can tap your phone or watch to pay, off course the watch needs to be a smart watch .

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +6

      Hahaha I wish it was so easy to go get any citizenship, I'll absolutely take it. Wouldn't give up being Nigerian for anything though, I love my roots. Thanks for your kind comment, God bless you

    • @thabangtladi8057
      @thabangtladi8057 Před rokem

      @@nomagcisacawe3297 you must be opening your legs for a kwerekwere, uyanya magosha ndini

    • @klaasmalepe1406
      @klaasmalepe1406 Před 4 měsíci +2

      It's really annoying when you hear some of my fellow South Africans saying, "I wish all Nigerians were like you. " It's disgusting, just imagine when a white person says to you" I wish all black people were like you". This guy's has subliminal hatred for Naijas I'm telling you. I live in Soweto, in a location called Diepkloof Extention, I'm telling you now no-one hustles like Naijas, I've got Nigerian friends they taught me how to hustle hard, I really learnt a lot from them. We now making money together and living the good life. Those who hate, let them hate but they don't represent the majority of South Africans.

  • @nguboyengwekaluvuyo6219
    @nguboyengwekaluvuyo6219 Před rokem +11

    You have a beautiful spirit my sister, I hope you stay here in South Africa for a long time 🙂

  • @WayneKitching
    @WayneKitching Před rokem +12

    3:15 Where did this happen? I've lived here my whole life and I've only seen topless African in traditional clothes in rural areas. A shirtless man wearing traditional attire was kicked out of a pharmacy in Midrand. On heritage day, the ladies wearing traditional outfits are always covered up where I live. Sometimes a top or dress may be a bit revealing, but not completely missing.😂 😂😂 3:17

    • @asandamadyibi6819
      @asandamadyibi6819 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Same here, I have never seen half naked women on heritage day in the city. Except at cultural events like the reed dance which happens in villages/rural areas

  • @jd9949
    @jd9949 Před rokem +16

    You had me rolling on the floor at "why would I buy 3kg of Chicken hearts?"😂😂😂😂

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      LOL I find it really interesting and I will definitely try it one day. I'm sure it tastes great.

    • @elizabethletsoso2558
      @elizabethletsoso2558 Před rokem +1

      It taste real good my sister you,ll love it my darling love from Mzansi ❤️

    • @MKL_D
      @MKL_D Před 5 měsíci

      Those things are nice.

  • @homonaledi5024
    @homonaledi5024 Před rokem +10

    You are such a beauty! Thanks for giving us a glimpse in to the diversity between our 2 African homes. Great video. New subscriber from South Africa!

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Aww wow! You're so kind and I appreciate having you here. God bless you ❤️

  • @reflectglobe
    @reflectglobe Před 5 měsíci +2

    I subscribed because you're a breath of fresh air...all the best

  • @nomfunekonosilela3895
    @nomfunekonosilela3895 Před rokem +42

    The topless ladies are not women, they are girls who are not married yet, culturally it's acceptable for virgin girls who are not yet married to not cover their breasts coz they are showing how proud they are of their bodies. Married women are supposed to cover their bodies as a sign of respect for themselves and their husbands.
    Chiken feet , heads, hearts, gizzard are a very good source of cartilage though we mostly eat them coz " zimnandi" and some of us it's nostalgic as we reminisce of our younger days in our mama's house.

    • @Marysmmiiith
      @Marysmmiiith Před 2 dny

      And they dont normally walk around the streets as she says, only found in cultural celebrations

  • @gcobisanyawose1691
    @gcobisanyawose1691 Před 10 měsíci +2

    So, nice hearing someone from other country sharing positively on her experience about living in South Africa, you really make us South Africans proudly. Thank you and enjoy your stay.

  • @GbogboSwagger
    @GbogboSwagger Před rokem +6

    I super loved watching this video, interesting, enlightening and informative in a fun way. Can't wait for your next vlog.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for always supporting.

  • @iRealTheo
    @iRealTheo Před rokem +12

    I enjoyed your video, very good content. It's refreshing to see someone discover things in South Africa. God bless you, you just gained a new subscriber as fan. Welcome to Mzansi 🇿🇦

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      God bless you too! Thanks a million for your kind comment and for subscribing 🤗

  • @tebogokonopi
    @tebogokonopi Před rokem +2

    😂 This is hilarious. Refreshing content. Keep it up

  • @collentiamavimbela1008
    @collentiamavimbela1008 Před rokem +2

    Hi,I just discovered this channel and I'm in love❤

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Aww thank you so much for being here! 🤗🤗🤗

  • @thabanimahlaba9769
    @thabanimahlaba9769 Před rokem +3

    Awww this video warmed my heart. I like your vibe so calm and graceful man I don’t know I just like everyone on the continent we are so diverse and we are more a like then different. Like this type of content… I’m subscribed now! Welcome to South Africa I hope you enjoy your time here God bless you.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Thank you for your absolute kindness! This means so much to me. Welcomeeeee 🤗🤗🤗

  • @thobekilezindela5316
    @thobekilezindela5316 Před rokem +4

    I like how you are sharing your experience in a respectful way, welcome. You were mad funny I won’t lie especially about the chicken hearts n feet

  • @mbusomhlongo579
    @mbusomhlongo579 Před rokem +2

    Great insightful content.

  • @User08882
    @User08882 Před rokem +4

    You are soo pretty 😊. I enjoy your videos so much

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Thanks, God bless you. happy to have you here 🙂

  • @reflectglobe
    @reflectglobe Před 5 měsíci

    Very professional channel. Congratulations.

  • @masibuleleswartbooi8026
    @masibuleleswartbooi8026 Před rokem +2

    Fellow fine gel lover here😝 I thoroughly enjoyed the video, your aura is amazing and sweet. Btw, you're so pretty🥺💕

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Aww you're the absolute sweetest. Thanks for being here and your kind words, God bless you. 🤗

  • @Lulu-wv1nt
    @Lulu-wv1nt Před rokem +7

    Pap can be different consistency.
    Fluffy, soft, lumpy

  • @moipone298
    @moipone298 Před rokem +6

    Just subscribed. Love seeing this kind of content from my sister's from the west. Hope to see more of your content❤️

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      This is so kind of you! Thanks a million fam! 🤗🤗🤗

  • @tshenolodikgale1186
    @tshenolodikgale1186 Před 11 měsíci

    Your such a breath of fresh air. So sweet. Your expressions cracks me😂😂😂.❤️

  • @marynadewet4634
    @marynadewet4634 Před rokem +2

    I agree with you .... I love Pine Gel. Also more natural product than other cleaning stuff.

  • @asandasukazi7198
    @asandasukazi7198 Před rokem +1

    Great video❤

  • @dj.conkey802
    @dj.conkey802 Před rokem +2

    I like yours, it's original and refreshing

  • @mokilisto
    @mokilisto Před rokem +20

    You can also use mealie meal to make pap which has a smoother consistency. It is similar to semolina (which I do enjoy). My brother in law is Nigerian and he will not drink booze without eating pap first lol.
    Chicken hearts slap so hard!! I love them.

    • @jd9949
      @jd9949 Před rokem

      We should prepare her a plate of Chicken hearts or Chicken livers with pap.🍛
      Just to formally induct her into the South African🇿🇦 way of things. Im sure she will ask for more after that.😜😂😂
      Peace love and happiness to you all.💖🙏💃👏🎆

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      WOW that's so interesting! I really want to try this chicken hearts soon, I'll ask my neighbor to plug me 😄

  • @sophymadie5617
    @sophymadie5617 Před rokem +1

    Welcum to 🇿🇦 sis u jst got new subscriber ❤

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Thanks for watching and subscribing, happy to have you here 🤗🤗

  • @tumimphasane1789
    @tumimphasane1789 Před rokem +13

    I once had a Nigerian friend named Amechi. Chilled guy, he loved those grilled chicken feet😅😂😂... You must get a duel citizenship.. You are part of us now.

    • @knowz2367
      @knowz2367 Před rokem +1

      What happened to your friend.

    • @tumimphasane1789
      @tumimphasane1789 Před rokem +1

      @Knot He moved to another provence and we lost torch. It's been 9 years since then..

    • @knowz2367
      @knowz2367 Před rokem +1

      @@tumimphasane1789 Okay

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      I was also concerned 😅

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Aww I also loved chicken feet as a kid. I don't mind the citizenship you know, if only it were so super easy 😅😅

  • @lifewithphiwe7699
    @lifewithphiwe7699 Před rokem +8

    Chicken heart stew with mngqusho is very nice.

  • @refzmccoy4698
    @refzmccoy4698 Před rokem +3

    Beautiful African sister... ❤❤ Its very nice when Africans visit each other's countries and see how we really are.... Media and certain CZcams channels always paints us in a bad way..... Welcome my sister ❤❤❤

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 11 měsíci

      Thanks for your beautiful words 🤗🤗🤗

  • @MusehanaH
    @MusehanaH Před rokem +9

    There is Mr Price, Mr Price Home and Mr Price Sports

  • @noziphokhumalo2963
    @noziphokhumalo2963 Před rokem +3

    Ncooo, i really enjoyed this video!!! Mr Price Home is the hill I will die on 🙌😂 We use pine gel for EVERYTHING here, its the only detergent that matters. 😂

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 11 měsíci

      Yassssss we like similar things 🤣

  • @GbogboSwagger
    @GbogboSwagger Před rokem +2

    Biko bring the pine gel oooo 🙌🙌🙌

  • @cboh9530
    @cboh9530 Před rokem +8

    Chicken parts, let me take you back so that you can understand back in the days.... chicken business is mainly commercialized. There are chicken farms, when packing chicken for customers it could be in various ways, it could be wings only drumsticks, breast part or a whole chicken it all depends on specifications. Remember that from hatching the chicken, to when it's ready to be slaughtered cleaned to making chicken burgers, pops or nuggets and other variations is done for example by one farm(company). With all the chicken hearts, livers heards and neck they can't just throw that away if you doing business it doesn't make sense, before they'd sell it to their workers which later became demand from ordinary people. It clear to say they then decided to package it and sell it to the public you came across it as well. It goes a long way for those who are struggling at least and for others they love to nibble on it and are creative in cooking it as well.
    Just as you can get livers from restaurants for example Spur, Nandos people have inventive ways to cook them and make it tasty...

    • @tebohokibe7555
      @tebohokibe7555 Před rokem +4

      Great comment 👌

    • @MusehanaH
      @MusehanaH Před rokem +3

      100%

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +2

      I really appreciate detailed comments like this, where people take time to explain things from a genuine desire to help others learn, and not just insult without perspetive. Thank you for this. One thing I've discovered about SA is how creative you all are with food, from meat to veggies to baking. I will definitely like to try a hearts stew someday soon. Thanks for being here, hope to see you on the channel more 🤗

    • @zamekakaiser351
      @zamekakaiser351 Před rokem

      In Europe 🇪🇺 they do sell chicken 🐔 feet , heart head everything ! If you're shocked by South Africa 😲 you will be more shocked if you come to Europe 🇪🇺 🤔 God bless you ! you're beautiful 🙌💕💕 🙏 👍

  • @MKL_D
    @MKL_D Před 5 měsíci

    😂😂😂😂😂I am glad you are enjoying the simple things.

  • @louisamothoa6783
    @louisamothoa6783 Před rokem +2

    I like your energy .You making me laugh so much.The top less women ,Pine gel and" Chicken parts " lol...

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for being here xo

  • @Mzizi_1559_
    @Mzizi_1559_ Před rokem +1

    You are absolutely GORGEOUS!!!😢

  • @wallacemaulid726
    @wallacemaulid726 Před rokem +5

    Pap that you displayed is phuthu , eaten mostly by kzn people. There is still other kind of pap eaten in Limpopo, NW or FS.

    • @user-kj4hr7wd2o
      @user-kj4hr7wd2o Před rokem +1

      In KZN pap is something else, what she showed is UPHUTHU....it's not even called pap @ all

  • @babalwastuma111
    @babalwastuma111 Před rokem +2

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The chicken part has me floored. lamo I can imagine the laugh you had with your family upon seeing chicken heads and feet packed separately

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      hahahaha I found it so funny but it has become normal now 😅

  • @philshongwe8835
    @philshongwe8835 Před rokem +9

    Very surprised that there's no Pine Gel in Nigeria. By the way I'm a qualified manufacturer of Pine gel with plus other detergents in including foam bath soap. Very interesting indeed.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      Oh really? Let's do a partnership and get those products in front of the people's eyes! 🤗

    • @philshongwe8835
      @philshongwe8835 Před rokem +1

      @@oyinkanhoney As for I'm a business man. Anything that will make money for me I'm in. I can gladly send you pictures of some of my products.

    • @Phakamani_Mbongwa
      @Phakamani_Mbongwa Před rokem

      Are you open for partnership?

    • @philshongwe8835
      @philshongwe8835 Před rokem

      @@Phakamani_Mbongwa Can be discussed

  • @elliekinda5881
    @elliekinda5881 Před rokem +3

    All the love from Namibia 😊❤❤

  • @ZoeJack451
    @ZoeJack451 Před rokem +1

    I also love pinejel mmhhh the smell is so fresh and clean

  • @zunaiandre2341
    @zunaiandre2341 Před rokem +5

    Thumb up from me for positivity and agreeing that some things you don't know not like your other know it all country mates

  • @bulelwangoqo9693
    @bulelwangoqo9693 Před 9 měsíci

    🤣🤣🤣 Chicken parts I love you my sister ❤

  • @preedans
    @preedans Před 5 měsíci

    Welcome to South Africa beautiful lady.thats us and chicken.Chicken livers too so nice and yummy . What about boerewors did you know it?
    We love you too❤ 8:39

  • @rubylane9867
    @rubylane9867 Před rokem +2

    I love chicken parts. I am allergic to eggs so I eat chicken livers , hearts and gizards for my breakfast. I also like chicken feets as a snack or cook with beans to absorb the chicken flavour taste. Try it its very tasty.

  • @tamara40
    @tamara40 Před rokem +1

    Joh beautiful ❤️ my sister much love from SA 🇿🇦🇿🇦❤️🙌❤️❤️

  • @luckykweyama948
    @luckykweyama948 Před rokem +1

    We love u too. In Mzansi we start by asking question before we act. U guys act first and ask questions after .

  • @mosawamorena7707
    @mosawamorena7707 Před rokem +1

    Poultry farming is a very large and industrialized, naturally large amounts of poultry products are available. PS I personally have only seen about 1kg

  • @nomkhosinxumalo5686
    @nomkhosinxumalo5686 Před rokem +1

    I love pine gel it leaves your house smelling divine

  • @Mbalings
    @Mbalings Před rokem +4

    You're so beautiful 😍 I hope you feel at home 🇿🇦

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      Aww you're sweet! Thank you so much 🤗🤗🤗

  • @lifewithphiwe7699
    @lifewithphiwe7699 Před rokem +6

    Am a hearts girl. 😂 I also buy lamb hearts. Make lamb heart stew. Especially in winter.

    • @Lulu-wv1nt
      @Lulu-wv1nt Před rokem +1

      Comfort food on another level

    • @thembi9645
      @thembi9645 Před rokem +2

      @@Lulu-wv1nt yummy in this rainy weather of Cape Town uuhhh Nkosiyam 😀

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      I wish I could come find you so you can teach me how to make it. Sounds like stuff I'll love so much. Please make a recipe video on your channel I'm beggingggg 🤗🤗🤗

  • @ashfordnyathi621
    @ashfordnyathi621 Před rokem +5

    You're stunning 🌺

  • @jabulanithema1467
    @jabulanithema1467 Před rokem +1

    I no longer use the bank card. I just scan the QR code to pay in store or withdraw money from ATM with my cell phone. .

  • @gmanrhoda
    @gmanrhoda Před 7 měsíci +1

    You're right Oyinkan,Pap is only for breakfast

  • @mamellomotaung4124
    @mamellomotaung4124 Před měsícem

    Pap is also made from dried corn.. You can try different texture for pap..

  • @peleqetelo8734
    @peleqetelo8734 Před rokem +2

    @10:28 "Leshele-shele" or "Motoho" in Sesotho language. Usually made with maize flour. The one made with sorghum we call it "Seqhaqhabola". Place the tip of your tongue behind the upper teeth. Suck the air in and release the tongue. That's how you pronounce "qha".
    There are 2 ways to prepare papa the Sesotho way. The densed way or fluffy way, if you like. Fluffy is called "liphefera/diphefera". In that way it looks like, say, green peas-like in small balls.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +2

      it's the details for me! Thanks a million. I'll be practicing my pronunciation and I look forward to tasting motoho and seqhaqhabola soon!🤗🤗

    • @peleqetelo8734
      @peleqetelo8734 Před rokem +1

      @@oyinkanhoney 😄😄 Nice. You're most welcome.

    • @Yassmiinn.
      @Yassmiinn. Před rokem +1

      Iʼve never heard the Sephaqhabola name

    • @MG-kx1bb
      @MG-kx1bb Před rokem +2

      ​@Tshego it means you never heard of bohobe ba maqabelwekannne😅

    • @peleqetelo8734
      @peleqetelo8734 Před rokem

      @@Yassmiinn. Really?! Now you know.

  • @cedarinlebanon2908
    @cedarinlebanon2908 Před rokem +2

    We have different styles of pap, that one you showed there is mostly eaten in KZN, we differ according to the province im happy you're enjoying you stay here in South Africa 🇿🇦❤

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Yes I'll try to have other styles too 👍

  • @belindabells_
    @belindabells_ Před rokem +1

    we do cook that kind of pap in Limpopo!

  • @belindabells_
    @belindabells_ Před rokem +1

    about the tapping you can decide not having a tapping card sometimes when you tap it will need a pin

  • @aykay9328
    @aykay9328 Před rokem +6

    We also have porridge with the same mielimielie, and also can make crumbly pap with sour milk

  • @harleyhawkeye01
    @harleyhawkeye01 Před 9 měsíci

    pine gel does have in stores of Michigan ..my man fell lover in nigeria ,hard back home from 16 years missed homes in USA

  • @octaviamthombeni7630
    @octaviamthombeni7630 Před rokem +1

    yah welcome to mzanzi dear

  • @baphithi
    @baphithi Před rokem +1

    Chicken feet and heads and stuff are packed with cartilage. Good for your skin, nails, hair, knees if you have issues with them, and so on and so forth.
    Eat them.
    Cow bones too. Even Woolies sells them, and they are no longer just for dogs.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Yes bones are filled with calcium, very nutritious 👍

  • @polakgari717
    @polakgari717 Před 2 měsíci

    I don’t like the green pine gel, but try the orange one because the smell is not that strong like the green one. It’s more citrusy!

  • @TebuwaMaphela-nd7wl
    @TebuwaMaphela-nd7wl Před 10 měsíci +1

    Hi OYi never enjoy tapping card system, is very dangerous. Go to the app of your bank and switch it off just for your own protecion

  • @WayneKitching
    @WayneKitching Před rokem +1

    Tapping the card was available for years, but it only really picked up during the pandemic.

  • @pertuniamashoto8155
    @pertuniamashoto8155 Před rokem +1

    ❤❤❤❤we love you my sweety. SA

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Aww thanks for being so kind. God bless you!!! ❤

  • @user-bp7ht9mk2i
    @user-bp7ht9mk2i Před 2 měsíci

    Coming from KZN to Johannesburg lwas also surprised to see chicken feets,necks ,hearts &all those staff selling in shops

  • @Tend714
    @Tend714 Před měsícem

    Wow watching this makes me realize Zambia and South Africa are literally the same our staple food is pap locally known as nshima we eat chicken feet heads hearts livers and intestines we love love them we also have our chicken parts just like in SA.
    We love pine gel and it makes our homes super clean and stain free we equally drive on the right hand side the only thing we don't share in common is the crime rate you should visit Zambia its only a 2hour flight. Chips or frys are also a street food here we eat quite a lot of them here and usually considered a snack than a main meal

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před měsícem

      Would absolutely visit as soon as I can 😊

  • @oketsangmolekwa3340
    @oketsangmolekwa3340 Před 10 měsíci

    My sister you should try braai'd chicken feet with chilly sauce...

  • @belindabells_
    @belindabells_ Před rokem +2

    Heritage one! well they are virgins also i know right you were amazed😂

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Sis I really was amazed. I've learnt a lot more about that now.😊

  • @zamokwakhexoseka2218
    @zamokwakhexoseka2218 Před 11 měsíci +1

    You are so calm and very sweet and you definitely look like my 🇿🇦 sisters and your beautiful skin, I love it 🌹

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 10 měsíci

      You're so kind! Thanks a million 🤗

  • @noxzienocturnal4544
    @noxzienocturnal4544 Před rokem +6

    The chicken parts😂😂😂
    Okay, we get to have a lot of chicken parts that can be packaged because of the chickens that get slaughtered to give us packaged chicken portions. We've always ate the whole chicken, including the intestines so when the chicken factories realized that, they stopped throwing away perfectly good meat. You should try them, they just need someone who knows how to cook them.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +2

      Yesss I'm looking for someone to make me a good chicken hearts dish!😊

    • @user-ft9iq1el3t
      @user-ft9iq1el3t Před 11 měsíci

      Chichen heads 🤣🤣🤣

  • @tshenolodikgale1186
    @tshenolodikgale1186 Před 11 měsíci

    Amala is more like our Mabele pap, but the fine one. We also have coarse Mabele like little granules.

  • @andremeyer863
    @andremeyer863 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Airport is not in Johannesburg. It is in Kempton Park Ekurhuleni metro.

  • @BrieWann
    @BrieWann Před rokem +1

    You can cook a smooth pap😊

  • @NtapechelaKalengo
    @NtapechelaKalengo Před rokem +1

    You should try Zambian pap, we call it Nshima. You’ll be hooked.

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před 11 měsíci

      I'll love to try! I'll speak to my Zim friends 😄

  • @wandilemaphosa-mx8ud
    @wandilemaphosa-mx8ud Před 11 měsíci +1

    As a South African I welcome outsiders who came here to contribute in building our country.
    Beautiful ladies are more welcome😅
    Who need friends😂❤

  • @belindabells_
    @belindabells_ Před rokem +3

    Lol, pap it's our thing we eat it almost everyday

  • @lucasasigayi91
    @lucasasigayi91 Před 9 měsíci +1

    You very interesting sister welcome home

  • @mpholekoloane4662
    @mpholekoloane4662 Před rokem +1

    Pap is a staple in most Afrikaans and African households

  • @muanoquinton8692
    @muanoquinton8692 Před rokem +7

    Creative topic. I usually see Nigerians doing culture shocks. This is fresh. Love it.
    You just gained a subscribe

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      Thanks for watching and subscribing, glad you enjoyed the video 👍

  • @kekehlaoli6133
    @kekehlaoli6133 Před rokem +3

    There is also Mr Price Sports

  • @mbusomhlongo579
    @mbusomhlongo579 Před rokem +6

    You should try those chicken parts you'll love them.

    • @Outfotech1
      @Outfotech1 Před rokem +3

      It depends on who is cooking them

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      I'll make a plan to do so. I really hope I find someone who knows how to cook them well, cos I thik I'll enjoy them. Thanks for your comment.

    • @elizabethletsoso2558
      @elizabethletsoso2558 Před rokem

      ​@@Outfotech1 Well said

  • @abongilemagula4774
    @abongilemagula4774 Před rokem +6

    I am South African and I still struggle to understand why would anyone buy chicken necks?😂😂

    • @nhlaposbu
      @nhlaposbu Před rokem +2

      Like why vele😂😅 no meat on them😅😂

    • @Jozi-T
      @Jozi-T Před rokem

      You haven’t yet been humbled by life,wait and you shall experience it one day😅

    • @nhlaposbu
      @nhlaposbu Před rokem +1

      @@Jozi-T but chicken necks are now as expensive per KG as chicken pieces, yet have no meat.

    • @Jozi-T
      @Jozi-T Před rokem

      @@nhlaposbu i prefer chicken necks than mixed portions

    • @tribalpeacock
      @tribalpeacock Před rokem +2

      Kumnandi phela😊

  • @sithembisangwenya7032
    @sithembisangwenya7032 Před rokem +2

    Hi the chicken parts was never sold in shops until around 2008 when most Africans started pouring in in their numbers they must have told those who slaughter chicken to sell them

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem +1

      Oh wow that's very interesting. Love that they listened to the desires of the people. 👌

    • @sithembisangwenya7032
      @sithembisangwenya7032 Před rokem

      @@oyinkanhoney white people didn't not eat the head , inner parts and legs of slaughtered domesticated animals but we Africans do , so white people used to throw them away but those who work in slaughter houses used to take those parts for their homes until white people realize that we eat them they then do a research 1999 & 2000 throughout the country to find out if all blacks ate them . In 2001 they started selling them in huge frozen boxes and Pick n Pay was the one doing the research and first to sell in their supermarkets

  • @jeffburnham6611
    @jeffburnham6611 Před rokem +10

    Public nudity is illegal in South Africa, so it must have been some special event you witnessed.

    • @nhlaposbu
      @nhlaposbu Před rokem +2

      That doesnt fall under public nudity unless you r white😂😅. Please dont call our culture public nudity.

    • @treasurenqobilesmith7667
      @treasurenqobilesmith7667 Před rokem +2

      @@nhlaposbu go to the mall shirtless and see if they'll let you in with your breast on display. There's time(Heritage day/event) and place for everything!

  • @LM-he7eb
    @LM-he7eb Před 7 měsíci

    You can deactivate the tapping option

  • @peterstuart3848
    @peterstuart3848 Před rokem +2

    I'm from Cape Town here in usa.dealing with these human baseball bats all day. Jeepers,you are so lovely so feminine and so subtle it's insane. I really miss actual real woman.People in Africa are so polite and friendly generally speaking

  • @wallacemaulid726
    @wallacemaulid726 Před rokem

    True. Just like when you cook chicken, beef, fish & okra in the same plate 😂😂😂

  • @siyabongadlamini7852
    @siyabongadlamini7852 Před rokem +2

    Yooooo Nigerian women are also this beautiful, where should i take a wife 😢😢❤❤❤

  • @levelzyung7454
    @levelzyung7454 Před rokem +6

    Pine gel for me smells disgusting. 😂😂 I'm surprised u like the smell

    • @oyinkanhoney
      @oyinkanhoney  Před rokem

      lol really? I don't even know why, I just like it 😂

    • @lifestylepretoria9181
      @lifestylepretoria9181 Před 3 měsíci

      Like! 😮 I’m also so shocked. I can’t stand the smell 😂😂😂

  • @user-xi9du2cz2h
    @user-xi9du2cz2h Před 6 měsíci

    Even pap can be made smooth too, just don't put too much maize meal

  • @michaeldikotse3571
    @michaeldikotse3571 Před rokem +1

    Pine jel it's multipurpose I use it on everything I wash my car with it .