Kofi Kinaata: Ghanaian Musician Eats Koko And Koose In TikTok Video, Warms Hearts

• Kofi Kinaata, in a TikTok video, ate koko and kose, a popular Ghanaian breakfast, and warmed the hearts of many netizens
• Hausa koko, also known as spicy corn or millet porridge, is a popular street food in West Africa that is typically eaten for breakfast
• Kooko is usually eaten with koose, a spicy bean cake, and Lil Win seemed to enjoy the simple breakfast

Popular Ghanaian musician Kofi Kinaata warmed the hearts of many netizens by having traditional Ghanaian breakfast, koko and koose. The simple yet delicious breakfast has been a part of Ghanaian culture for generations.

Hausa koko is made with spicy corn or millet porridge and is a cherished street food in West Africa, often enjoyed as a morning meal.

Koose, on the other hand, is an accompaniment to koko. It is a spicy bean cake crafted from ground black-eyed peas mixed with spices, onions, and other ingredients. These mixtures are deep-fried to a crispy, golden cake.

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In his TikTok video, Kofi Kinaata was seen enjoying the classic combination. The genuine delight on his face as he ate the koko and koose was obvious, and it warmed the hearts of many social media users. The video quickly went viral, with many netizens celebrating Kinaata's appreciation for the staple Ghanaian breakfast.

Kofi Kinaata warms hearts

Owoahemaa1 said:

Kofi gyai ma no nka wai na fight Wei de3 you can’t win is the an)pa koko for me ooo

user4976342464705 commented:

Ahhh Adze enjoy ur Koko don't mind the noise

Bejoy reacted:

Ohh Kofi you are too much so you go buy anopa Koko for this sound

Naa Baby8080 commented:

who else watched this video more than once

Lil Win eats beans and plantain

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In another story, Lil Win, in a video he shared on his TikTok account, ate the Ghanaian delicacy, beans and plantain, fondly called gobɛ.

In the video, the actor was seated on a chair and placed the bowl of food on a plastic bucket.

Many Ghanaians in the comment section of the video were excited and admired the actor's humility.

Source: YEN.com.gh