Ghanaian Man Shares Hilarious Disappointment After Following YouTube Cooking Tutorial, Video Trends
- A Ghanaian man has gone viral online after expressing disappointment with his soup, following a YouTube cooking tutorial that did not turn out as expected
- Sitting by his fufu and soup in a traditional earthenware bowl, he lamented wasting money whenever he uses an online cooking tutorial
- The young man declared he would stop watching the YouTube channel after yet another kitchen attempt went wrong, sparking massive reactions and laughs online
A young Ghanaian man has gone viral after sharing his frustration while attempting to cook using a popular YouTube tutorial.
Source: UGC
Sitting in front of his fufu and soup, served in the traditional Ghanaian earthenware bowl, he aired his disappointment over the results.
According to him, despite following the online tutorial step by step, the dish never turns out as expected.
“I’ve wasted so much money buying ingredients because these tutorials never work for me,” he said, shaking his head and gesturing at the bowl.
The man added that he plans to stop following the YouTube channel altogether, claiming that the recipes are too complicated or misrepresented for everyday home cooking.
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Reactions pour in to man’s cooking video
Ghanaians have flooded the comment section following the video of the young man complaining that he will never trust YouTube cooking tutorials again.
Here are some of the most interesting comments.
@drakedewoo1 wrote:
"@chefabbys, come and remove your mouth."
@jnaatey_akuyiti shared:
"Remember, YouTube videos are polished i mean edited, so following exactly that without adding your wisdom, you will always end up getting it wrong or something. Sorry, I don't mean to hurt u just speaking the fact."
@nhyira_premium shared:
"I have been a victim of this. So you will think you have done everything as required, but it ends in tears."
@iam_ailes added:
"Oh, chale this thing err hmm."
Source: TikTok
TikToker makes African auntie dance tutorial
In another development, a creative TikToker @enoody took over the internet with his electrifying dance moves that imitate how African aunties dance at events.
In the TikTok video, @enoody was dressed in a red long-sleeved hoodie with a black bandana covering his head and a pair of black trousers as he gave the tutorials.
Sharing the steps, he noted that before one could completely do the moves, they would have to first point two fingers, squeeze their face and tuck in their lips.
He added that once those gestures have been made, the next step is to go down, move your body and hands in opposite directions.
Source: UGC
FDA calls for a ban on 'dadesen'
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a heartwrenching warning has been issued to Ghanaians, especially mothers who have long relied on their traditional cooking pots, popularly known as 'dadesen', for family meals.
The FDA has sounded the alarm, stating that these locally manufactured pots contain toxic levels of lead, a heavy metal that has silently endangered thousands of households.
Anita Owusu-Kuffour, the Eastern Regional Manager of the FDA, made this statement during a stakeholder engagement on heavy metal contamination in cereal-legume mixes held in Somanya, Yilo Krobo Municipality.
Source: YEN.com.gh
