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East African Food - He Gave Me The PRIZED DELICACY [WARNING] - Goat Roast With Maasai in Kenya

East African Food - He Gave Me The PRIZED DELICACY [WARNING] - Goat Roast With Maasai in Kenya

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Thanks again to my friend Bramuel for connecting us and taking us to a Maasai people village deep in the heart of Kajiado. We set off from Nairobi and it was about a 2 hour drive to get there. On the way, we stopped for a few samosas, which were incredibly delicious, and then continues onto a dirt road to get deep into Maasailand. Maasai - The Maasai are a people group in Southern Kenya and Northern Tanzania. They are known for being nomadic herders, and follow the pasture as they are tend to livestock - mostly cows and goats. One of the honors of Maasai culture is a whole goat roast, and it was a privilege to have the opportunity to see the entire process from start to finish. We arrived to the village and they got straight to work, slaughtering the goat traditional style, and sectioning it off. About 10 minutes after the goat was slaughtered the leader reached into the carcass and sliced out the raw kidney, and immediately handed me a slice, with a smile. It was an honor to have this opportunity, to eat, and fellowship with this Maasai community in rural Kenya. It was a learning experience, and truly one of the top memories Ive ever had. this Maasai food special video Also, check out my Nairobi travel guide here
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


If only white people and know it all Africans can learn from Mark and leave the culture alone. Just experience it and go away. However, most of this is dying out cos there are many of our own people coming back trying to infuse European ways in our ways and it is not boding well for us. So believe me when I say I truly in all my heart respect that PSA that Mark Wiens made at the start of the video. (This is how it is supposed to be) I hope people will learn look and not touch. If you do not like it, go carve out your own path and leave the rest of us alone. Keep your high standards.
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Mark, you are an amazingly brave person. You do not shy from any food. no matter how you feel about it and that is awesome You make everything look so good and are truly the best example of what we should all strive to be. No judgements and only understanding of the various cultures around our world Much love and respect
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One of the best vlogs I have watched for Mark I enjoyed every part of this vlog, especially eating the raw kidney part, and I exactly know how it taste. b In Sudan we also eat raw organ meats and it's called mara rah. Hope you visit Sudan and enjoy the delicious Sudanese cuisine. Kenya Hakuna Matata
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This video almost a year old and it is an incredible tradition of THE MAASAI of Kenya. I have seen in the video the head of the village eating raw kidney of the goat and the liver was roasted, why was the liver not eaten raw even a bit of it? Just curious. Thanks. (THE SOCIALIST.
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Yessss That was soooo awesome How wonderful the whole village took care of you guys. And bottom line. No matter what country anyone visits. Yesss Respect their culture & way of life. Otherwise DON'T go and be fake & ignorant ALL cultures are beautiful period Thanks mark for this vlog
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That samosas looks like a cheese steak egg roll. It definitely looked like it was good, probably the most appetizing thing Ive seen mark eat in all the videos Ive watched so far besides the fruits Ive seen him eat. N I would have to have some type of security for my wife and kid.
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u hv a unique heart u respect other people's culture from Tanzania, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Vietnam, etc I lov the way u dont fail for every type of food such as eating raw kidney from the goat bro u a attracting many people to have such kindness of high respect
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I'm sorry, but just because I'm open minded doesn't mean I have to stuff everything in my mouth - there is such a thing as boundaries. Furthermore, whoever happily goes along with anything in the name of respect or culture will never gain wisdom and understanding.
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Mark did a wonderful introduction to this video. His compassion, intelligence, and awareness of the world is admirable and highly respectable. Cultures are different and tolerance is all we need to get along and appreciate our fellow men and women.
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Thank you so much Mark and heading to Kenya to show the world the true form of my home country. I hate how journalists go and show the poor villages when there is so much other to see in Nairobi. Also, that t-shirt is a mood I need one.
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