What is the best traditional food you enjoy?

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There are many traditional food you can actually consume. This depends on your local cuisine. I really like chapli kebab and chicken Tikka. I also love kat a kat as well. So, what kind of traditional food and cuisine do you like the most?
 
Give me good pounded yam and egusi soup any day. All these foreign dishes are fine but nothing beats home food. I traveled once and after two days, I was already craving for proper soup.
 
Give me good pounded yam and egusi soup any day. All these foreign dishes are fine but nothing beats home food. I traveled once and after two days, I was already craving for proper soup.

I like various traditional foods such as chapli kebab and Kat a Kat. These two are my favourite traditional, local dishes that I would eat any day. Unfortunately, both of these dishes are quite expensive as well.
 
I love my good old native Afang soup and garri. This is a south south Nigeria delicacy. It is a very delicious native food that is mostly used to welcome visitors
 
I like egusi soup with pounded yam. I want the the egusi to be very thick and the pounded yam to be very soft. But the thing is that the price of ingredients now make traditional food so expensive.
 

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