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Know what it means when a Ghanaian is eating and say "you are invited"

December 01, 2020TheHourMake

YOU ARE INVITED

We take food very seriously in Ghana and these three words are uttered when a person consuming food spots a friend or acquaintance and invites that person to join them. It is a turn of phrase and signifies that you are willing to share your food, but is rarely taken literally. When it is though, expect the invitee to pull up a stool and fully tuck in.

THE GHANAIAN SALAD

At some point in Ghana’s history, it was decided that the traditional salad in Ghana would consist of lettuce, tomato, onion, boiled eggs, tuna and baked beans.

Heinz, in fact. With a smothering of salad cream on top of course. This ‘traditional’ salad is eaten on its own or by the side of jollof rice where the flavours and oddness come together to create something surprisingly tasty!

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Know what it means when a Ghanaian is eating and say "you are invited"

YOU ARE INVITED

We take food very seriously in Ghana and these three words are uttered when a person consuming food spots a friend or acquaintance and invites that person to join them. It is a turn of phrase and signifies that you are willing to share your food, but is rarely taken literally. When it is though, expect the invitee to pull up a stool and fully tuck in.

THE GHANAIAN SALAD

At some point in Ghana’s history, it was decided that the traditional salad in Ghana would consist of lettuce, tomato, onion, boiled eggs, tuna and baked beans.

Heinz, in fact. With a smothering of salad cream on top of course. This ‘traditional’ salad is eaten on its own or by the side of jollof rice where the flavours and oddness come together to create something surprisingly tasty!

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Know what it means when a Ghanaian is eating and say "you are invited"

YOU ARE INVITED

We take food very seriously in Ghana and these three words are uttered when a person consuming food spots a friend or acquaintance and invites that person to join them. It is a turn of phrase and signifies that you are willing to share your food, but is rarely taken literally. When it is though, expect the invitee to pull up a stool and fully tuck in.

THE GHANAIAN SALAD

At some point in Ghana’s history, it was decided that the traditional salad in Ghana would consist of lettuce, tomato, onion, boiled eggs, tuna and baked beans.

Heinz, in fact. With a smothering of salad cream on top of course. This ‘traditional’ salad is eaten on its own or by the side of jollof rice where the flavours and oddness come together to create something surprisingly tasty!

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Know what it means when a Ghanaian is eating and say "you are invited"

YOU ARE INVITED

We take food very seriously in Ghana and these three words are uttered when a person consuming food spots a friend or acquaintance and invites that person to join them. It is a turn of phrase and signifies that you are willing to share your food, but is rarely taken literally. When it is though, expect the invitee to pull up a stool and fully tuck in.

THE GHANAIAN SALAD

At some point in Ghana’s history, it was decided that the traditional salad in Ghana would consist of lettuce, tomato, onion, boiled eggs, tuna and baked beans.

Heinz, in fact. With a smothering of salad cream on top of course. This ‘traditional’ salad is eaten on its own or by the side of jollof rice where the flavours and oddness come together to create something surprisingly tasty!

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Know what it means when a Ghanaian is eating and say "you are invited"

YOU ARE INVITED

We take food very seriously in Ghana and these three words are uttered when a person consuming food spots a friend or acquaintance and invites that person to join them. It is a turn of phrase and signifies that you are willing to share your food, but is rarely taken literally. When it is though, expect the invitee to pull up a stool and fully tuck in.

THE GHANAIAN SALAD

At some point in Ghana’s history, it was decided that the traditional salad in Ghana would consist of lettuce, tomato, onion, boiled eggs, tuna and baked beans.

Heinz, in fact. With a smothering of salad cream on top of course. This ‘traditional’ salad is eaten on its own or by the side of jollof rice where the flavours and oddness come together to create something surprisingly tasty!

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Know what it means when a Ghanaian is eating and say "you are invited"

YOU ARE INVITED

We take food very seriously in Ghana and these three words are uttered when a person consuming food spots a friend or acquaintance and invites that person to join them. It is a turn of phrase and signifies that you are willing to share your food, but is rarely taken literally. When it is though, expect the invitee to pull up a stool and fully tuck in.

THE GHANAIAN SALAD

At some point in Ghana’s history, it was decided that the traditional salad in Ghana would consist of lettuce, tomato, onion, boiled eggs, tuna and baked beans.

Heinz, in fact. With a smothering of salad cream on top of course. This ‘traditional’ salad is eaten on its own or by the side of jollof rice where the flavours and oddness come together to create something surprisingly tasty!

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