Lady Shows What She Saw after Keeping "Agbalumo" in Freezer for over a Year, Video Generates Buzz

Lady Shows What She Saw after Keeping "Agbalumo" in Freezer for over a Year, Video Generates Buzz

  • A Nigerian lady has elicited mixed reactions after displaying the "agbalumo", gala and tamarind (known as licky licky in Nigeria) she kept in her freezer for more than a year
  • The lady said she took them out of her freezer after seeing many of her friends consuming "agbalumo"
  • Internet users marvelled at her self-control and wondered how she kept them in her freezer without being tempted to touch them

A lady, known as @iyawo_abroad_food on TikTok, has shown internet users the African star apples (known as udara and agbalumo in the southeast and southwest parts of Nigeria respectively) which she had kept in her freezer for over a year.

She also kept gala and tamarind (popularly called licky licky in Nigeria) with the African star apples.

Lady displays what she found after keeping "agbalumo" in freezer for more than a year
She kept "agbalumo" and gala in her freezer for more than a year. Photo Credit: @iyawo_abroad_food
Source: TikTok

In a TikTok post, she took out the edibles from a sealed transparent bag and admitted she could not believe herself.

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The lady said she took them out of her freezer after seeing many of her friends eating "agbalumo" as it is its season in Nigeria.

"If I tell you I have this agbalumo, lick lick and gala for over a year you won't believe me. Like literally I cannot believe myself. So, it is agbalumo season in Nigeria and a lot of my friends were already eating agbalumo.
"And I was like, I have some in my freezer. So, I decided to grab them, opened them up and see how beautiful it is," she said.

On how they tasted despite being frozen for many months, the lady said:

"They are all still good. They taste amazing..."

Speaking further in the comment section, she wrote:

"I saved it for this moment when people eat agbalumo. I don’t want to be left out."

Watch her video below:

People react to the lady's video

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cassy apparell said:

"Na wa."

💧Merem💧 said:

"The gala is expired naa."

Big Mama Reni said:

"Gala expires in 7 days."

iyawoabroad said:

"I like my agbalumo and I don’t joke with them."

SEUNS’DIARY📒📚 said:

"Your self control needs to be studied in schools as a course,me I can never."

fav_886 said:

"You deserve an award cos it can never be me, my body will not relax until I finish it the day I got it."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a married woman who cooks once a month had shown how she stocks up her freezer with assorted foods.

Frozen food seller laments power outage

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman who sells frozen food had cried out over a power outage which resulted in losses for her.

Despite spending on fuel for her generator set, the woman lamented that some of her goods were still damaged due to a lack of electricity. She said she lost over N300k in a few days.

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To mitigate further losses, she moved her market to a cold room in Port Harcourt. Despite the challenges faced, she, however, remained determined to protect her inventory and maintain her business operations.

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Source: Legit.ng

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