Keste Living
07/07/2026
π¨ AFRICAN FOOD LOVERS... THIS IS WAR! π½οΈπ
You can only save ONE of these meals forever...
π Jollof Rice
π₯£ Egusi & Pounded Yam
π Ofada Rice & Ayamase
π« Beans & Fried Plantain
The other three disappear forever. π
π Which one are you keeping?
β οΈ Rules:
β No choosing more than one.
β No saying "all of them."
β
Tell us WHY you made your choice.
Tag that friend who will definitely argue with you! π
Let's see which meal wins! π
07/02/2026
π Think you know everything about plantain? Think again! π
From breakfast to dinner, plantain has been a favorite in African homes for generationsβbut there are a few facts that might surprise you!
π Swipe through to discover 7 interesting facts about plantain, including the difference between ripe and unripe plantain and why it's loved across Africa.
πΎ Save this post for later.
π€ Share it with someone who loves African food.
π Now tell us...
How do you love your plantain?
π Fried
π₯ Roasted (Boli)
π² Boiled
π° Baked
Tag a friend who would definitely have an opinion! π
ππ¨π¦ Happy Canada Day!
Today, we celebrate the country that many of us proudly call homeβa place where cultures come together, dreams are built, and communities grow stronger.
As Africans in Canada, we carry our traditions with us, and one of the most beautiful ways we stay connected to home is through food, family, and shared memories.
Whether you're celebrating in Edmonton, Calgary, or anywhere across Canada, we hope your day is filled with joy, laughter, and great food.
β€οΈ Tell us in the comments:
What do you love most about living in Canada?
Tag a friend or family member you're celebrating with today! π
ππ Only Africans will understand this!
You're enjoying a Canadian community event... then suddenly...
ππ You smell REAL Jollof Rice.
At that point, nothing else matters! π€£ππΎββοΈπ¨
Be honest... would you run too? π
π Tell us the ONE African food that would make you change direction immediately!
Tag that friend who would already be first in line. π
β€οΈ Some memories don't begin with a placeβthey begin with a meal.
For many Africans living in Canada, the aroma of Egusi, jollof rice, or pounded yam brings back memories of family, laughter, and home.
At Keste Living, we're proud to help keep those traditions alive by connecting African communities with authentic farm products.
π² Which African meal instantly reminds you of home?
Tell us in the comments and tag someone you'd love to share it with.
06/25/2026
Most Africans don't know all 5 of these facts about Egusi π
Swipe through and tell us which fact surprised you the most!
π What's your favorite way to eat Egusi?
Tag someone who can never say no to Egusi π
ππ Be honest...
Only Africans abroad will understand this struggle.
You're checking prices carefully... trying to stick to your budget...
Then suddenly you find AFFORDABLE EGUSI ππ₯
At that point, it's no longer grocery shopping... it's a national celebration! π³π¬π
π What's the FIRST African food you'd buy if you found it at a great price in Canada?
Tag an African student who would react like this π
π¨ FOOD WAR ALERT π¨
Let's settle this once and for all...
π White Rice β€οΈ
VS
π Ofada Rice π₯
You can only choose ONE.
No "both" answers allowed π
If someone put both plates in front of you right now, which one are you grabbing first?
π Drop your answer below and defend your choice!
Tag that friend who is always arguing about food π
π Be honest...
If you had 23kg luggage allowance, what African food would definitely make it into your suitcase?
π« Beans
πΆοΈ Pepper
π₯£ Egusi
π¦ Crayfish
Garri
Or would your suitcase be 90% food? π
Thankfully, Keste Living helps bring authentic African farm products closer to Africans in Canada π³π¬β‘π¨π¦
π What's the FIRST African food you'd buy?
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