Is that “Buka” Amala safe for you? You should see this!

Do you know that your favorite “Buka” Amala might not be safe for you!

How many times have you visited the toilet after consuming Amala from your favorite Buka? Be honest. We often time ignore the signs when we consume Amala in these places because we find ourselves “licking our fingers” anyway.

The most common form of Food poisoning which is also the most dangerous known as “SALMONELLA” is found largely in Buka spots. This bacteria causes frequent toilet visitation also which zaps up your energy and leaves you dehydrated.

Salmonella arises from the faeces (excrement) of rat, cockroaches, or other rodents. For example, in your local buka, when rat excretes inside a bag of yam flour (Elubo Isu), they will only take off the part where it dropped. However, this doesn’t guarantee that the bacteria hasn’t spread it’s wings deep into the flour. This same scenario is applicable to the water used in making the Amala. Do you know it’s source?

See, I am not trying to scare the hell outta you, I am only confirming what I have experienced. Hence, we should be careful of the environment we eat or even buy our food produce from. The best way to eat Amala is from a clean environment and where they take cognizance of food safety rules, even as small as covering their hair while cooking.

Stay safe by making right food choices. You can get Elubo from 07 Foods and still make that healthily sumptuous Amala at home.

Now that you know whether your “Buka” Amala is safe for you, did you enjoy this article? Leave a feedback and also share your experience with local Bukas in the comment section.