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maka		#61 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 11:27:04 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi		hardwood wrote: Bigchick wrote: hardwood wrote: sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Vegetables and fruits are actually cheaper in the malls than at mama mboga. e.g. the bunch of sukuma/spinach sold at Nakumatt, zucchini, Carrefour, naivas etc at 25bob would cost 40 Bob at mama mboga. Also those supplying to malls are vetted and farms are visited to ensure the produce isn't grown kwa dandora sewerage. I beg to differ.Price yes quality no Mbogas in supermarkets are full of chemicals that are meant to keep them looking healthy for long.Have you noticed they have an unnatural green colour?have you noticed the leaves are extra large?what about the taste...for me they are flat and need spices to taste.Compare that with your backyard skumas or those grown in shags..they have a natural sweet taste that you could almost eat raw. Even during this terrible drought the sukuma are very green, succulent and the leaves extra large. Kwani where do they grow them? As long as you have water you can make anything grow surely.... possunt quia posse videntur
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Jump-steady		#62 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 11:30:17 AM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 12/1/2008 Posts: 1,098		sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Just give your mboch 1k and send her to kawangware market with a list of those things and you will be surprised.
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kaka2za		#63 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 12:07:07 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 10/3/2008 Posts: 4,058 Location: Gwitu		Jump-steady wrote: sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Just give your mboch 1k and send her to kawangware market with a list of those things and you will be surprised. I don't shop there but for a different reason. They never pay the suppliers on time.The poor farmers get their money after 4-6 months. Truth forever on the scaffold Wrong forever on the throne (James Russell Rowell)
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urstill1		#64 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 12:07:23 PM
Rank: User Joined: 9/6/2013 Posts: 1,446 Location: In a house		All I know that its opening was a state function.
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urstill1		#65 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 12:14:47 PM
Rank: User Joined: 9/6/2013 Posts: 1,446 Location: In a house		sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Have you ever walked through and through wakulima market or Gikomba vegetable sections and missed them? Ukienda huko, peana Kiswahili/local names siyo mambo na baby corn, rosemary, kiwi fruit blah blah!! Hayo majina ya kizungu wacha huko mito miwili, makutano, bustani la jiji na mengineo.
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Swenani		#66 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 12:27:04 PM
Rank: User Joined: 8/15/2013 Posts: 13,237 Location: Vacuum		Bigchick wrote: hardwood wrote: sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Vegetables and fruits are actually cheaper in the malls than at mama mboga. e.g. the bunch of sukuma/spinach sold at Nakumatt, zucchini, Carrefour, naivas etc at 25bob would cost 40 Bob at mama mboga. Also those supplying to malls are vetted and farms are visited to ensure the produce isn't grown kwa dandora sewerage. I beg to differ.Price yes quality no Mbogas in supermarkets are full of chemicals that are meant to keep them looking healthy for long.Have you noticed they have an unnatural green colour?have you noticed the leaves are extra large?what about the taste...for me they are flat and need spices to taste.Compare that with your backyard skumas or those grown in shags..they have a natural sweet taste that you could almost eat raw. Mbona mimi huona zimeandikwa grown in an organic farm If Obiero did it, Who Am I?
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Impunity		#67 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 12:35:01 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,331 Location: Masada		Swenani wrote: Bigchick wrote: hardwood wrote: sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Vegetables and fruits are actually cheaper in the malls than at mama mboga. e.g. the bunch of sukuma/spinach sold at Nakumatt, zucchini, Carrefour, naivas etc at 25bob would cost 40 Bob at mama mboga. Also those supplying to malls are vetted and farms are visited to ensure the produce isn't grown kwa dandora sewerage. I beg to differ.Price yes quality no Mbogas in supermarkets are full of chemicals that are meant to keep them looking healthy for long.Have you noticed they have an unnatural green colour?have you noticed the leaves are extra large?what about the taste...for me they are flat and need spices to taste.Compare that with your backyard skumas or those grown in shags..they have a natural sweet taste that you could almost eat raw. Mbona mimi huona zimeandikwa grown in an organic farm There are those flat screens in Luthuli avenue written "Samsang,Made in Japan" and cost a quarter of the real price...so coz they are written such you believe they are made in Japan? The grade of your dimwit is up there. Portfolio: Sold You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Impunity		#68 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 1:01:59 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,331 Location: Masada		urstill1 wrote: All I know that its opening was a state function. Me too I know that is the case! Portfolio: Sold You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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maka		#69 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 1:20:16 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi		maka wrote: hardwood wrote: Bigchick wrote: hardwood wrote: sparkly wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: Swenani wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: sitaki.kujulikana wrote: Fullykenyan wrote: I will always shop at the Mama Mboga and mama Duka on my way home. They take loads of risks for low returns. They are the ones running this economy and not those big malls hakuna mama mboga muthaiga na runda, sasa where do you want us to buy our groceries I would rather stick to my lane at carrefour Send your Maid to Marikiti twice a week. She will get everything you need at a lesser cost :). Food stuff in those supermarkets are expensive than in Europe Once you reach a "certain" level in society and reside in some of the residences, you've to conform with your neighbors expectations Marikiti ni ya watu wa umoja na kawangware That is warped thinking. You have to ask yourself if you are getting value for your money in those called Malls You don't get mushrooms, rosemary, kiwi fruit and baby corn at marigiti. God bless the malls Vegetables and fruits are actually cheaper in the malls than at mama mboga. e.g. the bunch of sukuma/spinach sold at Nakumatt, zucchini, Carrefour, naivas etc at 25bob would cost 40 Bob at mama mboga. Also those supplying to malls are vetted and farms are visited to ensure the produce isn't grown kwa dandora sewerage. I beg to differ.Price yes quality no Mbogas in supermarkets are full of chemicals that are meant to keep them looking healthy for long.Have you noticed they have an unnatural green colour?have you noticed the leaves are extra large?what about the taste...for me they are flat and need spices to taste.Compare that with your backyard skumas or those grown in shags..they have a natural sweet taste that you could almost eat raw. Even during this terrible drought the sukuma are very green, succulent and the leaves extra large. Kwani where do they grow them? As long as you have water you can make anything grow surely.... possunt quia posse videntur
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washiku		#70 Posted : Monday, February 20, 2017 1:26:12 PM
Rank: Chief Joined: 5/9/2007 Posts: 13,095		That vegetable discussion have reminded me of a certain BIKOZULU POST A ciggie break, two veggies converse. Cabbage (C): Hi? Italian Tomato (IT); Ciao C: Is it true you are from Italy? IT: Si. Forgive me, my inglese not good. C: That's fine, nobody's here is. We are only vegetables, after all. IT. Haha. Si. C: Where in Italy do you come from? IT: Tuscany. C: Ati Tusker? IT: No. Tuscany. Tuscany! C: Aii, I don't know that one. I know Tusker. IT: You? Where from? C: From Kapsoit. IT: Oh. Va bene. Nice. C: Look, I want to tell you this is because we are neighbours here, but thing is other vegetables have been talking about you. IT: Oh? Perchè? C: They are saying you are not from Italy. IT: Nonesense! I'm from Tuscany! C: I'm just telling you the word on the floor. IT: Grazie! Grazie! C: Who do you expect to buy you anyway? IT: I think, er , persona - do I say correctly? Person, si? Person from Kilishewa. C: Kileleshwa? IT: Aaah si, si. You? Who buy you? C: Kikuyus, mostly. IT; Kukuyus like cavolo? C: What is cavolo? IT: Cabbage. C: They love cavolo. Listen are you here for a long time? IT: I like it, I like Nairovi. Nice people. I like sun, bello! C: Nice. We better get back to work. IT: Yes, ni thaa cia wiira. C: Haha. I knew you were from Kerugoya!! A needy child's education depends on you. Click here to assist
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