In a viral video circulating on social media, a cultural exchange turned into a moment of astonishment as a white man questioned his Nigerian wife about the process of making fufu, a traditional West African staple dish.
The video, which has sparked both amusement and debate online, captures the husband’s candid reaction as his wife demonstrates the intricate steps involved in preparing fufu, a dish made from fermented cassava.
“So you eat rotten cassava?” the husband incredulously asks, his tone a mixture of surprise and skepticism.
The wife, unperturbed by her husband’s reaction, patiently explains the fermentation process that gives cassava its distinct flavor and texture in fufu-making, emphasizing its significance in Nigerian cuisine and culture.
