Breakfast in Kenya
My heart breaks a little when I read about big cereal companies replacing traditional breakfasts in Africa:
The Breakfast Cereal Company (K) Limited, manufacturers of Weetabix which is the leading brand in the market, has gone this route. “Our biggest competitors are not other breakfast cereals, but the breads, mandazis, sweet potatoes, fruits and other cooked foods that Kenyans have for breakfast,” says Mr Ahsan Manji, managing director of the company.
Business Daily Africa
Does anyone know of some African traditional breakfast recipes?
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Very nice meeting you at the event last night. I've done a small plug for your blog and linked to it at my own at http://mrnyc.blogspot.com/. Hope to see you at the next event!
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