After going through this article, you’ll discover the English name of your favourite snack ‘Bofrot”.
Our favourite ball-like golden colored sometimes brownish local snack has an English name.
We normally call it “Bofrot” here in Ghana, right?
Others referre to as it. “bofrobotu”. Others too call it “toogb33 🤣🤣” and sometimes “posooo”.
Nigerians call it Puff-puff and it is called same in Sierra Leone, and in a part of Cameroon.
Another part of Cameroon calls it beignet. ‘Bofloto’ in the Ivory Coast, ‘mikate’ in Congo, ‘ligemat: in Sudan and kala in Liberia.
This delicacy has a different name in almost every country it features itself.
The various names given to it in the various countries mean this snack is very popular and a prominent delicacy which stretches even to the eastern and southern borders of West Africa.
This snack is made of dough containing flour, yeast or baking powder, sugar , butter, salt, water and eggs and deep fried in vegetable oil to a golden brown or sometimes brownish colour. After frying, they can be rolled in sugar to add extra sweet to it.
They can be eaten plain, or with any other addition. For instance, most people take it with beverages or drinks for breakfast or with groundnut.
Here in Ghana, it is popularly called boflot originating from the word buffloaf.
In actual terms it is called “buffloaf” and not Bofrot or boflot.
We know it does not matter because you might call it differently in your local language or have a different name for it in your locality.
But just so you know, we made this write up to inform you so the next time you are caught in an English web, you can get out easily without any hustle.
We’ll, in terms of what we eat, it should not be much of a concern as there are different names we call the various foods we eat in our local languages.
Like and share as well
Source; opera news