Better, because an African like me, I do love to eat fofo than any type of food no matter the circumstance.
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Why most Africans prefer jollof rice over any other meal
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125 days agoJollof rice isn’t just food. It’s an emotion, a culture, and a source of endless debates across West Africa.
Here’s why Jollof rice remains king in African kitchens. 🧵👇
1. Simple yet delicious: Just rice, tomatoes, spices, and love. The taste hits different.
2. Party must-have: No event is complete without a cooler of smoky, spicy Jollof.
3. National pride: Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone – each swears theirs is best. The rivalry fuels love for the dish.
4. Affordable & flexible: Add chicken, beef, or eat it plain. It’s for both the rich and hustlers.
5. *Global recognition:* Even top chefs and food shows have praised its bold flavor.
Jollof rice is more than a meal — it’s a shared African experience that connects millions.
Which country do you think cooks it best? Let's hear it!
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