Sir Mo Farah Cooks Up Somali Hilib & Bariis | Big Zuu's Big Eats | Dave
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Olympic medalist and knight of the realm Sir Mo Farah joins Zuu in the kitchen to whip up a traditional Somali dish.
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Taken from Big Zuu's Big Eats series 4 episode 3. This is an Albert Sustainable Carbon Neutral production.
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Somali food is viral in The UK gosh is so delicious i respect somali food from West Africa I thought we are the best till i tried authentic Somali food respect to our bro/sis from somali
He cant cook as somali food wheres the seasoning
Caadi iska dhig 😀😀👍🏿
Maxa waaye waxan😂
Only wealthy Somalian's are eat meat.
The majority are lucky if they get rice.
Not quite?
After all, they were a largely nomadic culture, which meant livestock, and by extension meat was and is essential in the cuisine.
If only you knew how cheap meat was in Somalia. We make fun of people who eat chicken we say they’re eating birds. We are one of the biggest suppliers of live stock in the world.
No only the rich have rice , animals are plentiful. We keep a ton of livestock
What are you talking about? Livestock was one of their primary exports. They were pastoralists since antiquity. So even poor people had access to meet as live stock was how many survived. That’s not even including seafood.
British tv tries to force a lot of dislikeable people on us via the television, but Big Zuu has got to be the least talented, least likeable so far and I'm taking into account Rose Matafeo.
First, the word is unlikable not dislikeable. Second, how exactly has Big Zuu been "forced" on you? There are many other options available including turning off the telly. Finally, I think you put yourself in contention to be more unlikable. Happily, Britain isn't likely to have you forced upon them. BTW Rose Matafeo hasn't said one bad thing about you, why you throwing shade at her?
@@garybyma7502 According to both Merriam Webster and Cambridge dictionary, you are incorrect, Sir. I meant easy to dislike and that is the term for that. Also, if I were to use 'unlikeable' I would spell it correctly, with two 'e's, unlike your good self.
Big Zuu has been forced upon us by being pushed into many opportunities despite no discernable fan base or appeal. Your sort often moan about platforming, think of it in those terms - I'm disgruntled by the platforming of offensive mediocrity. As I am with Rose Matafeo, James Acaster, Mae Martin, Richard Osman & more. I consider it a moral good to voice that.