Being an Indian, when the somail sister ate with her hand my heart is filled with joy... India and Africa have lot of similarities in our cuisines... Need more of African cuisines..

wow, finally some seasoning on tasty that isn’t a pinch of salt and pepper “to taste”

im nigerian and when the somali girl ate with hands i felt that

I'm a simple Asian man. I see rice, I click it.

As an Indian,I’m so proud of the Somali Woman eating with her hands. Also, I did not know that African Cuisine is so similar to ours. Tasty, more of this stuff please

I’m not African but to see her eat with her hands really hit home since it’s also a big part of Indian culture

Shoutout to our Somali sister for eating with her hands! The true AFRICAN WAY!

I had a friend from somali. I remember when she came home one day my mom made a vegetarian biryani with paneer as a special dish (I'm an Indian). We started eating and my mom didn't provide me with any cutlery as I always ate with hands. She saw that and she was shocked. In the end we proceeded to eating with our hands and she loved the dish and said how similar it was to her own mom's cooking. Food really brings countries together

I bless the rice down in Africa...

The Somalian girl made me so proud. Being an African and knowing in most of our cultures we eat with our hands, her eating with her hands really just made the whole video and I give her a full 5 stars!! P.S I'm not Somali, just appreciating ma girl.

Coming from an Ethiopian, I was so happy when the somali girl ate with her hands :)

Honestly, west African here, the food taste better when you eat it with your hands, for real 😏

As an Indian watching this I never realised how similar Indian cooking is to African, I'm missing out on a whole cuisine that I could actually like a lot because I was unaware.

She ate with her hands a TRUE Somali

Im Ethiopian so we always eat with our hands. When I saw her eat with her hands, I was so happy.

OMG IM KENYAN AND THAT PILAU IS EXACTLY HOW MY MOM MAKES IT. Finally a dish I can relate to.... omg and she served it with Kachumbari. (Tomato and onion salad)

When she ate with her hands .. my life was complete ...

The way the Somalian girl used her hand to eat the rice chaii truly African 👏🏾👏🏾

I swear I'm sooo happy they included Somalia and actually made a Somali cook it plus somalia is a country that alot of people give a bad reputation they call us pirates they say Somalia is the worlds most dangerous country wth tbh I can not let this happen as a muslim somali myself I feel terrible when nnews anchors are lying though there are a few dangerous areas in Somalia such as Mogadishu see my parents were born there before the civil war and told me a bunch of funny stories that happen and it showed me that somalia was a amazing place and after the civil war it got corrupt and now somalia is coming back stronger than ever we are not the country of dangerous souls we are the country of happy smiling souls #savesomalia #longlivesomali #iamsomali #somali 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

4:34 .. loved that she used her hands to eat ❤

I appreciate this Tasty. please do more of this, we have seen enough stuffed breads and ways to use ham.

Some eat with a fork, others with chopsticks, and others with their own hands .. Jesus, let people eat in peace.

As Indian I love the Somali Barış becoz its similar to ours and also I love how the girl use her hand to eat that is how we do too I can relate

nice to see African countries breaking the stereotype. 😊 we have good food, majority of us are not starving🙄. and we help out the unfortunate. 🙄

That “vegetable stock” that the Somalian used is something I can guarantee was definitely Magi😂 every African child knows what I’m talking about

The Somalian girl was probs my favorite, like the fact that she ate the rice with her hands. I'm west African and we dont eat rice with our hands, we eat fufu with our hands. Quite interesting how every culture is unique in their own way. Ps. Not all African cultures eat with their hands.

I’m glad the Somali girl mentioned banana with the rice cuz Ik I’m Somali and always grew up eating rice with banana

The most ethnically diverse continent on the planet ❤️

Ugandan here, I am just happy that east Africa is represented well, by the Kenyan and Somali girls. Good job guys

Thank you for showing Africa as a continent and not as a country.

If I tasted that Somali dish blind folded, I would recognize it immediately , although the ingredients are universal, the combination is SOOO SOMALI..lol

As a Chinese person who worships rice I’m very thankful for these amazing people to share their home recipes so I could try the taste of African rice dishes

Being a fellow Somali, I'm amazed that Somali style rice was included in this video; it makes me proud!

Came looking for a Kenyan 🇰🇪 Our neighbor from Somalia is so adorable!

"If I know you and you haven't eaten jollof rice with my family, were probably not friends." I felt that 😂

When I saw The Ghana flag I got so excited 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

WOW! Did not expect Somali food to be part of this video. Usually Somalia isn't mention when people talk about Africa. So I am pleasantly surprised. SOMALI REPRESENT!

I'm a somali and the fact that most of the comments are actually complementing the somali dish Im just here shook while smiling and being proud of being a somali Lmao and to the ppl who Said they wanna try BARIIS trust me it's soooo good and it'll make you feel like your at home just like the lady said :)

Being Bengali, I got REAL PUMPED when she started eating wid her hand :3

Kenyan here with a Somali boyfriend😊...the hand adds flavour to the food idc what y'all say

I am a rice fanatic and I can say hands down the best rice is Somali rice. I was married to a Somali and remember my in-laws’ amazing cooking. This young lady did it justice. I was waiting for her to bake it (not cook it on the stove top), add the food coloring and raisins (musts) but when she mentioned the banana I knew she was legit. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

The somali rice made me so hungry omg

🇰🇪Kenya's rice did it for me. Jalof recipe, flat for me that is such a dynamic dish. Barris, looks flavorful, but I'm one of those ppl who cant stand fruits. Cape verse was also lovely, like the adding of the broth to the rice.

I’m saying it loud and proud, “NOTHING TASTES BETTER THAN SOMALI BARIS”

Ain’t No Party Like A Rice Around Africa Party!!

I’m sooo proud of the Somali girl for not caring about eating with her hands TRUE SOMALIS EAT WITH THEIR HANDS

As Ghanaian, this makes me feel so happy and proud 😭😭✨

The guy who said a party without jollof is like a wedding without a cake I can soo relate I've never gone to a party and not seen jollof

Finally a video with pilau in it ! Everytime people talk about African food it's almost always West African I was happy to see the East coast ! 🇹🇿🇸🇴

I’m Ghanaian and every African Party I’ve been to always has Jollof and he’s right! No Jollof at a party is like a Wedding without a cake and all my true friends have tried Jollof! 👏🏾🇬🇭

I’m Nigerian and we eat Some foods with our hands, well I always use a fork but my my parents use their hands. Even after moving to America my parents still keep the culture going

People, listen. Somali rice is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 As an American who was just used to white rice with butter and salt/sugar, this is like a whole new world 😂

I'm African American and I'm a bit envious of this. But I'm also proud of the rich cultures in Africa. They are blessed to be able to grow up knowing these things.

As a Somali you know the rice is 🔥🔥 🔥 when you those colourful fries are on top 😂 (Also Amal you did us proud girl🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴)

The way the Somali girl added cinnamon to her bariis . I thought only my family did that because it was so weird but I guess it is a staple 😂

The Somali recipe looks amazing.

The Somali Rice looks beyond delicious!!!!! WOW

anyone else African watching this?

My walashey with her moos and the fact that she ate with her hand. Somaali iga dheh❤

This has to be one of my most favorite Tasty videos ever! Interesting, and the joy was infectious!

As a South Asian I think I'd love the Kenyan one and the Somalian one 😁

3rd girl ate the rice with her hands wow. That to me is a winner.

Turmeric is native to India.This style of cooking went from India to African countries.Nigerians even eat chapattis for morning breakfast.

When she ate with her hands , damn. ❤️ From 🇧🇩

As a Somali, seeing the rice reminded me of home, I'd always have it at big gatherings such as weddings and birthdays. Looks so damn delicious.

4:38 "Tastes like home" Im watching with my little sister and she screamed *"SHE ATE HER HOME"* sksks I can't stop laughing

This video and seeing all the comments on it makes me so happy. I love it when people from all different corners of the Earth come together under one comment section to share stories and experiences. It is a rare, but Awesome sight. This comment section is blessed!

"eating with hands" Yes, that's the important part.

Finally a recipe from Kenya 🇰🇪👏🏾

Im fasting, I really shouldn’t be watching this 😭

The energy in this video is just electric! I couldn't help but smile when I heard all these interesting stories! Africa is definitely on my bucket list to visit!

All of these looks so colorful and flavorful! I love it!

Somali Bariis is amazing!! I had it in Toronto. The fried onions, the saffron fries, the sweetness of raisins...👍🏻

When I saw the bariis I started singing "Soomaaliyeey toosoo" and I went ooooofffff 🤣

jollof rice and nigerian beef stew are the foods that I really want to try

When I see this, it makes me some sort of homesick because I am a fierce dancer and really a family person. But I live in the Netherlands and here we just sit in a circle and talk about pretty boring stuff, at least that's my family on both sides. No dancing, no singing, no spicy food. I see more of this in my future when I have my own family, we sure will get down and be loud and proud!

Somali rice is the most interesting of all. They should promote this dish in big scale!

The Somali one looks so delicious.

The Somali dish looks the most delicious! 😋🇸🇴❤

Very delicious rice recipe

How are people shook about eating with youre hands? You all are missing out😂😂 plus its sunnah 🤗

Love the fact she ate with her hands . Shows the viewers the diversity in culture throughout the world !! Really love it when people embrace their culture and traditions wether others see it as different I think that’s what brings people together . The fact that we all live on the same planet and sometimes fail to respect other cultures . We all are human and should feel entitled to Being us . Ig@alvarommarin

They all look soo good, especially the one with all the sea food!

So happy to have found this. My friend from Nigeria make this usually but I don’t know how she made it and I can’t get a similar recipe online. Will definitely make this because I miss her and with the uncertain environment we have right now, I don’t know when we could travel and meet again

It's nice that once in a while Tasty recognises there is more food in the world than the far East Asian variety. Continue this, because it does get boring.

The Somali one tho😍🤤🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴 she made it so good mashallah

❤️ this video,, especially the ladies. Seriously, I was looking for a jollof rice recipe and found four great rice recipes from the motherland

This video * exists * Somalis: *Well fancy meeting you here*

Yo the Somali baris lady’s voice is sooooooooo relaxing

I was surprised to see a Cape Verdean!!!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 everything she said was correct I'm 23 and i am still meeting new relatives at parties lmao

Hello to my fellow Cape Verdeans! 🇨🇻🇨🇻

Cape Verde dish is sooo colorful 😍

4:35 YAAASS girl! That's how party rice is supposed to be eaten! With your bare hands! It makes it more fun!

first time somali dishes were introduced 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

I can't lie am Nigerian but the Ghanaian rice got me hungry

Beautiful see all these different African cultural food.

Yall bout to create a fight in the comment section by not showing Nigerian Jollof lmbo

That Somalian rice looks sooo good!

That Somali rise is to die for 😍, good job Amal

I’m an African American 👩🏽‍🦱 and I recently have been cooking a lot of African cuisines. I wanted to embrace African culture 🌼 more in addition to my American culture. I took one of those DNA 🧬 test and I’m half Nigerian, Kenyan and Sierra Leonean. Seeing these dishes made was awesome I’ve had to opportunity to eat and make them💛. Food is love, culture is love and Africa is life. ✌🏾