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Xusein said:

Where in Somalia do people eat this?

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It's one of delicacies in the South. :banana:

People in every part of Somalia eat calooley, but I think it is mostly eaten in the south. :lol:

Nina88 said:

It's one of delicacies in the South. :banana:

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You gave xusien a shock of life time.:lol:

I hope not. I mean calooley is eaten everywhere in the world, you name the country and they cook it, chew it and swallow it afterwards. :lol:

Nina88 said:

I hope not. I mean calooley is eaten everywhere in the world, you name the country and they cook it, chew it and swallow it afterwards. :lol:

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Few years ago I went to London, England and I had "calooley" cooked in sauce. However, I don't like the old style one.

I never had it. I watched countless times how it was prepared and cooked.

I just can't stomach stomach lining. :lol:

Intestines. :lol:

Nina88 said:

Intestines. :lol:

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:lol:

I know, but I can't say anymore. otherwise, some people may puke.:lol:

ja'far said:

:lol:

I know, but I can't say anymore. otherwise, some people may puke.:lol:

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I know what you mean. :cheers:

THe food looks soooo nice. :drool: Making me hungry over here

I've had calool before and surprisingly tastes very good. But when its cooked in a broth-like stew with vegetables :drool: Lakiin for some reason its not really eaten up north hno:

Only thing is urta ayaa aad u qadhmuun.

Anyone who hasnt had it should try it :yes:

^ That food looks amazing... I can almost smell it :drool:. And rice always tastes better with raisins/sabiib :yes:

Camellete said:

Never heard of calooley, wouldn't taste it though:nuts:

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:lol::lol:

Halwa is good, however, I don't eat it. :lol:
^^I guess that is how you can make halwa.

Wallahi, I never heard of calooley before. :laugh:

Eritreans cook tripe the same way as Somalis do. :lol:

Fun fact: did you know that tripe is higher in protein and lower in fat than a T-Bone steak? yep! :banana:

Nina88 said:

Intestines. :lol:

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Never heard of it before this thread.