How to eat Nigerian Worms

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Published on September 26, 2018 by

Nigerian food has incredible variety and today we’re looking at how to eat Nigerian worms! And how you cook them so they’re real tasty.

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This is actually a must watch on Nigerian food as it highlights a lot on Edible worm, a crispy taste that everyone enjoys. We covered the story on where they are been found, how they are processed and cook.

We found that a lot of people admits that they have eaten insects at a point in their lives, considering most insect as consumable and some to be poisonous when consumed.

On this episode of Nigeria Food Arena, our presenter, Warri Pikin travels down to his hometown to uncover some amazing stories which part of it is the edible worm story and more to come in coming week👍👍👍

If you were dished a plate of edible worm, will you consume it even after watching the video?

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11 Comments

  • Richard Sanguila 6 years ago

    what kind of English is that

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  • Deborah Manneh 6 years ago

    Why so much negativity on such an educative video……. humans 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🙆🏻‍♀️🙆🏻‍♀️

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  • Yemi Bae 6 years ago

    I prefer to go to jail then to eat this.

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  • faith T. 6 years ago

    Yum, I miss eating these. They have a unique nutty flavour, quite delicious.
    In the west they would term finding exotic food like this survival skills but some Africans shun our own whole forest foods, calling it backward and disgusting. Sad.

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  • Eeky Kinger 6 years ago

    In nigeria they call it “owin” how do you call in in your native languages guys iam Surinamese in my tribe we call in “Sombie” drop yours

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  • Crystal Bee 6 years ago

    Those edible worms must be expensive. That’s alota work and travel for some worms

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  • k d 6 years ago

    Lol na the hot water or the salt that dey kill am?.. What kind stupid question bi dat?

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    • kobra 6 years ago

      i think it’s because salt is know to be very dangerous to worms, they tear up worms body, check youtube videos for salt pour on worms and see for yourself

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  • Tina Eluma 6 years ago

    Nice video,I used to eat it when I was in Nigeria

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  • Isiejeme0829 6 years ago

    We call it edible worms, they are harvested from the inners of rotten raffia palm. They are quiet rich in proteins and vitamins : )

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  • Paulina Konadu 6 years ago

    What the hell.. eating worms???…why cant u find fish instead….geez….how gross

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