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Why Kikuyus love waru like plots and mugithi

 

  • Kikuyu’s affinity for waru is cultural, agricultural, customary, culinary and commercial
  • “I cannot eat food without waru because I will not feel satisfied at all,” says Ruth Wanjiru

Potatoes make chips, our commonest fried fast food. But few communities outside Central Kenya understand the deep-rooted love affair between the Kikuyu and waru.

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