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Queenvarieties Channel
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Welcome to QueenVarieties Channel! I’m thrilled to have you here on this exciting journey. I am a passionate entrepreneur driven by a love for creativity and meaningful connections. Have you heard the saying, “Variety is the spice of life”? This timeless phrase is the foundation of my channel & perfectly captures its essence. I believe that life’s richness comes from embracing diversity, especially in the world of food, lifestyle, and creativity. This inspires everything I share, and you’ll hear me use it often across my posts and platforms. You’ll find a delightful mix of content tailored to inspire and educate. My focus is to guide you with easy, beginner-friendly step-by-step tutorials to help you achieve impressive results with confidence, ingredients used in my recipes are both accessible and affordable. Plus, I provide thoughtful substitutes & suggestions to overcome any challenges.Thank you for joining, let’s celebrate the unique deliciousness that variety brings to our lives.
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kathrobel4927
(3 minutes ago)
Watching from Philippines but I'm a Muslim and we used to eat like this but we called it piuto..I really liked the taste..
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maikborchardt5692
(9 minutes ago)
I am German. 1. this is absolutely amazing! Thank you for the recipe! 2. Now I know why African men and women are so strong. The women from making the fufu. Its quite a workout, and the men from eating it. It is packed with the power you stir it with :)
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saffronlealle464
(17 minutes ago)
I want some fufu so bad. Growing up I would get to eat it from my neighbor, we called her mama Nimbe, who made it this same texture and consistency. It was so delicious. We always felt so comforted and loved when she made us things.
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nathidekenfack5832
(27 minutes ago)
Just the fact that no vitamin has been lost from the cassava make this dish the best, I thought a wile ago to do this but never had the courage, you just boosted me. Thanks
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stacymcintosh2064
(31 minutes ago)
I am a Jamaican too my girls and I loves to make fufu so yours is the best method we've seen thank you very much for the lesson.
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khadijanamarahadijjah1524
(46 minutes ago)
Am a Ugandan but I've liked all Nigerian cookings
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biblicalchristtv5717
(52 minutes ago)
I love the bible part...thanks a lot. Yes, God is always right. Insightful !!!
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lilybrathwaite5807
(2 hour ago)
Lilly Brathwaite hear in Barbados we will call it cassava cou cou cook with salt fish gravy God bless u ma ma
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fuall6993
(2 hour ago)
I worked with a Nigerian guy before he had me try something like that and OMG it was so good ️ been 20+ yrs since I tired it
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georgiafowler527
(2 hours ago)
I'm a Jamaican and I'm in love with this food.
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crowznest438
(22 hours ago)
There's okra soup and fufu in my future. That looks really, really good.
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kylebaker1312
(19 hours ago)
Yummy I love fufu with egusi soup or okra soup
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ananmai8700
(19 hours ago)
PERFECTION: that is the way cassava supposes to peel, you are the very FIRST Nigerians I see peel the actual skin off not flesh too. I watched Nigerian's movies; actresses dig in the flesh. I though Nigerian do not know how to peel cassava, now I see you does it the way we America's peel cassava
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clumplover3415
(21 hours ago)
how... this is incredible that that plant can do that... there is so much beautiful things to learn about the world
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leticiaodinakachi3222
(16 hours ago)
Very wonderful and appetizing. Thanks for the new style. How ever the species of cassava in Igbo land are highly acidic and that's the reason for soaking. I suggest that to avoid any health hazards, if you are not sure of the species of cassava you are using, it is safer to soak the cut cassava in water at least over night, then drain the water and blend. Just my personal opinion, please. Thanks.
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michelleblondet5241
(3 hours ago)
African recipes are the mother of the islands the Caribbean and all coastal areas in north and south American countries. I am from
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kulotph5226
(2 hours ago)
Oh my god, finally I found the best and easiest way to make FUFU. Thank you so much for sharing love from Philippines
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magaritajohn9156
(5 hours ago)
As a Trini watching Nigerian movies my mouth crave 4 dat yam or cassava thing I'll try it now
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