It's time to return to the offices of different marketplaces throughout the globe. This is the culture we've always had on the blockchain. Every Friday like this, we offer you #marketfriday, an initiative of @dswigle. We highlight numerous marketplaces from throughout the globe. All you have to do is get on board and tell us about your fantastic experience at any business or marketplace you visited.
This is my contribution to today's market experience. It's not your average market that I've been to. It turns out to be a kind of street style. It was a scorching day today, and I had intended to eat only locally prepared cuisine. For where I was walking, I couldn't locate anybody around where I discovered myself. As I wandered around looking for one, I came upon this spot on the street that sells roasted meals. Typically, they are roasted plantains, yams, and cocoyam.
Every day, this cuisine is peddled on Ghanaian streets. It is always straightforward and simple to consume since it does not need any additional sauce or soup. In Ghana, roasted dishes like these may be consumed while walking, working, or driving. Most individuals take them, particularly if they seem not to be having a well-organized meal. My favorite has always been roasted cocoyam. Most Ghanaians feel that roasted food is the healthiest option. And so many people like giving it a shot every day.
photos by @mcsamm
Aside from the ease with which this cuisine is consumed, it is also quite inexpensive to purchase. In Ghana, a large roasted cocoyam costs generally less than a dollar. The yams and plantains that have been chopped into desired sizes and roasted are also less than a dollar. They are not prohibitively costly, causing consumers to purchase them. I was relieved to discover this today. Purchasing three tubers of roasted cocoyam was a fantastic decision for me today. I am delighted to share my street-buying experience with all hivers today on this challenge. Thank you for dropping by, and have a wonderful weekend, everyone.
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Very nice. I remember eating cocoyam when I was a kid. Good memories.
Oh wow. They're so good when cooked. Great to see you have all these memories.
It's been a long time since eat some of these roasted cocoyam. It's one of my favourite foods. One of the fast foods u will get when you on the streets of Kumasi
Its preparation is pretty fast and simple. Thanks for passing through buddy.
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