"You Dey Pack Soup": Oyinbo Lady Tries Okro for First Time, Her Sweet Reaction Goes Viral on TikTok

"You Dey Pack Soup": Oyinbo Lady Tries Okro for First Time, Her Sweet Reaction Goes Viral on TikTok

  • An oyinbo woman from Italy sampled Nigerian cuisine for the first time, and her reaction has become a sensation on TikTok
  • The video captured the woman’s reluctance to taste the semolina and okra soup she was served
  • When she finally tried it, she showed that she enjoyed it and continued to eat the dish

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An Italian woman has experienced the flavours of Nigerian food for the first time, and her reaction has sparked massive interest on TikTok.

The footage showed how the woman was hesitant to try the semolina and okra soup presented to her.

But when she finally tasted the dish, she expressed that she liked it and continued eating the food with a happy expression.

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Oyinbo woman eats okro soup
Oyinbo lady tries okro soup for the first time and loves it. Photo credit: @ayoolaadeniyiblog
Source: TikTok

Oyinbo eats semolina and okra soup

Semolina is flour made from ground durum wheat. It's rich in protein, fibre, and B vitamins and best eaten with traditional soups like okra.

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Okra soup is a popular Nigerian dish made with chopped okra, palm oil, spices, and meat or fish.

Find the video of the Oyinbo woman eating okro soup below:

Reactions as oyinbo woman eats okro soup for the first time

Many social media users who watched the video said the oyinbo lady was not sure whether to try it or not until she did and loved it.

They also appreciated her for trying the Nigerian delicacy.

As of the time of publishing, the video is increasingly gaining attention, with over a thousand likes and comments on TikTok.

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@adehboyeh reacted:

"Unfortunately, the following morning she requested for fufu and ogbolo."

@terryWilliams23 said:

"Your first time u dy pack soup."

@femiajiboye23 wrote:

"If noor wan eat abeg bring am o."

@VHarris14 commented:

Bless her

"This is swallow, it has no taste, its only function is to get the soup"

@flove608 also commented:

"It's very difficult for her to use one hand."

@fidelisonyeme:

"Oyinbo girl you are amazing...good job."

@Juoflife1:

"I dey shame sef because of our food."

@DoctorLoveV:

"I see the horror in her eyes."

@Henrymodesty:

"She's so Cute."

@user474848858585:

"This lady feels like she's being punished."

@BIGMILL6669:

"Please this one is for professional Nigerian food eater. Give her jollof rice."

Nigerian lady shares video of her oyinbo hubby's reaction after she served him scrambled eggs & plantains

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady served her white husband scrambled eggs and plantains for breakfast, and his reaction was everything to netizens.

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In the lovely clip she shared on TikTok, the man exclaimed joyfully upon learning that the food was for him and professed love to the lady.

He then began to consume the meal with a fork. Surprisingly, he rolled the plantains into wraps and filled them with eggs like bread and akara.

Source: Legit.ng

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Basit Jamiu (Editor) Basit Jamiu is a journalist with more than five years of experience. He is a current affairs and politics editor at Legit.ng. He holds a bachelor's degree from Ekiti State University (2018). Basit previously worked as a staff writer at Ikeja Bird (2022), Associate Editor at Prime Progress (2022), and Staff Writer at The Movee (2018). He is a 2024 Open Climate Fellow (West Africa), 2023 MTN Media Fellow, OCRP Fellow at ICIR, and Accountability Fellow at CJID. Email: basit.jamiu@corp.legit.ng.