The Ultimate GHANA STREET FOOD TOUR - Jamestown WEST AFRICAN FOOD in Accra, Ghana
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Date: 2019-08-19
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nicolas rossi
Excellent video. Can you imagine the volume of firewood/fuel they must have to procure to do all that constant wood fire cooking? Wood must be a very valuable (and becoming scarcer) commodity. People surviving and thriving in challenging circumstances. Glad you had some opportunity to interact/be shown around by kind local people. I much prefer these types of videos to those where you review an eatery with an established reputation and in a known unremarkable environment. Thank you for doing the 'leg work' and having adventures that bring us closer to the people and are a glimpse into the local culture. My respect. You and your family be safe. All the best.
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Excellent video. Can you imagine the volume of firewood/fuel they must have to procure to do all that constant wood fire cooking? Wood must be a very valuable (and becoming scarcer) commodity. People surviving and thriving in challenging circumstances. Glad you had some opportunity to interact/be shown around by kind local people. I much prefer these types of videos to those where you review an eatery with an established reputation and in a known unremarkable environment. Thank you for doing the 'leg work' and having adventures that bring us closer to the people and are a glimpse into the local culture. My respect. You and your family be safe. All the best.
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George Mitchell
Thank you for going and showing the cuisine of poor nations. No Rick Steve's here. But I wish you would show also in each poor country one or a few of the more of the modern restaurants. Africans have always said that when white people come, they are interested in exploiting them, the animals or the poverty. Don't embarrassthem. They say its like if someone came to America or go to Europe any only the poor parts of town. I lived in Ghana for four months in 1970 and I ate with my hands about dozen times. In most cases I could have chosen utensils. Also, please don't discourage tourists. I appreciate you
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Thank you for going and showing the cuisine of poor nations. No Rick Steve's here. But I wish you would show also in each poor country one or a few of the more of the modern restaurants. Africans have always said that when white people come, they are interested in exploiting them, the animals or the poverty. Don't embarrassthem. They say its like if someone came to America or go to Europe any only the poor parts of town. I lived in Ghana for four months in 1970 and I ate with my hands about dozen times. In most cases I could have chosen utensils. Also, please don't discourage tourists. I appreciate you
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rundown thomas
one of my parents is jamaican and we eat cow foot and lamb or goat foot. i preferr lamb or goat foot and the cartilege is the BEST BIT. the skin on cow foot can be a bit much. i like texture of the ligaments and grissle. but nice to see where our jamaican culture got this from. ghana probably. love that food. the snail though. im not sure about.
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one of my parents is jamaican and we eat cow foot and lamb or goat foot. i preferr lamb or goat foot and the cartilege is the BEST BIT. the skin on cow foot can be a bit much. i like texture of the ligaments and grissle. but nice to see where our jamaican culture got this from. ghana probably. love that food. the snail though. im not sure about.
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ptnwrk
Honest question was there any side effects from all of the food drink ect consumed I have been warned durning the yellow fever vaccine visit by international travel services that you literally sent even safe to shower in the water of the city. it really makes it hard to feel safe making the trip when being alarmed like this by the health Dept.
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Honest question was there any side effects from all of the food drink ect consumed I have been warned durning the yellow fever vaccine visit by international travel services that you literally sent even safe to shower in the water of the city. it really makes it hard to feel safe making the trip when being alarmed like this by the health Dept.
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Linda Deza
I love the way Mark interacts with his hosts. He's so sincere and natural and this brings out the spontaneity and the friendly, comfortable, merry and easy excitement, obviously unscripted, dynamics, he creates with the people. This man so naturally immerses with the natives like he's one with them. Admirable.
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I love the way Mark interacts with his hosts. He's so sincere and natural and this brings out the spontaneity and the friendly, comfortable, merry and easy excitement, obviously unscripted, dynamics, he creates with the people. This man so naturally immerses with the natives like he's one with them. Admirable.
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Ptah Sabaq Rayay
That's not All of Ghana it's not All poor like we are being shown here. Mark you need to go to the best parts of Ghana why don't you do that? Oh youdon't want to show Ghana in its rich and wealthyenvironment, the green heathy life of the beautifulland. not that poor environment that's not All ofGhana
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That's not All of Ghana it's not All poor like we are being shown here. Mark you need to go to the best parts of Ghana why don't you do that? Oh youdon't want to show Ghana in its rich and wealthyenvironment, the green heathy life of the beautifulland. not that poor environment that's not All ofGhana
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A. H.
Your comments are very nice. It saddens me to see that beach full of trash. I hope one day they see the value of that and clean it. Really wouldn't take much. A week or two of hard work, then enforcement of garbage laws. Other than that, I would be happy to visit and try the food and culture.
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Your comments are very nice. It saddens me to see that beach full of trash. I hope one day they see the value of that and clean it. Really wouldn't take much. A week or two of hard work, then enforcement of garbage laws. Other than that, I would be happy to visit and try the food and culture.
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Essi Renhier
I want to cry for those women who slaving themselves. Did they dont deserve a bit of happiness? They live to eat and passaway unnotice. Yea that kelewele with pepe not bad. The best one is Laboney junction every night. When I was living in Accra, it was my pickles.
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I want to cry for those women who slaving themselves. Did they dont deserve a bit of happiness? They live to eat and passaway unnotice. Yea that kelewele with pepe not bad. The best one is Laboney junction every night. When I was living in Accra, it was my pickles.
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Essi Renhier
Oh Mahu (God) helps Afrika This community is vital for ghana economy. but they neglect them. I think they need soneone to organise them with clean environment. Those peoples enjoying the food but look at The suffring of those women before cooking those food.
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Oh Mahu (God) helps Afrika This community is vital for ghana economy. but they neglect them. I think they need soneone to organise them with clean environment. Those peoples enjoying the food but look at The suffring of those women before cooking those food.
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