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Afriques· 2014Q2

The History of Porridge in Bantuphone Africa, with Words as Main Ingredients

Birgit Ricquier

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Porridge, a staple starch food in Bantuphone Africa, has a history dating back to early Bantu speech communities, evolving from yam and plantain mashes to cereal flour preparations, and later adapted for cassava.

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Field: Archeology (Social Sciences)

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