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#21 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:16:35 AM
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nostoppingthis wrote:
karqui wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi?



not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them.


These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients...


@nostoppingthis heard this from some random guy what does the concoction do?
The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts while the stupid ones are full of confidence
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Wendz
#22 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:25:00 AM
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Magigi wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Impunity wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Ms Mkenya wrote:
I am curious, what can you use Cassava flour for? I remember we were taught something about them in school, a recipe or something. I have since forgotten Sad


Wendzlet is allergic to gluten so i am looking for options... like making baking flour and use for home baking. Cassava will be an important ingredient....I might just carry some home baked cupcakes for the next mbuzi for samplingsmile .


Bado u do these things? I thought you had finished hii biachara ya kumanufacture @wendlez!
d'oh! d'oh! d'oh!


hata nikitaka siwesmake.... machine became obsolete decades ago.... Ni wendzlet wakubwa... ama hao wanaitwa aje? Viwendzlets?

Can still be pimped and back to life!!!


boss, sasa thread ya cassava inaelekea wapi?
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Wendz
#23 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:27:42 AM
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nostoppingthis wrote:
karqui wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi?



not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them.


These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients...


Concoction ya unga? I did not know about this but I hear they have good baby/infants porridge flours. Might just try my luck there too.
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washiku
#24 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:36:49 AM
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Wendz wrote:
nostoppingthis wrote:
karqui wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi?



not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them.


These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients...


Concoction ya unga? I did not know about this but I hear they have good baby/infants porridge flours. Might just try my luck there too.


Si u know uji is one of the most trusted food for the sick? Its easy to digest yet "inashikilia kwa tumbo"
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Magigi
#25 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:45:22 AM
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While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...
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Wendz
#26 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:54:40 AM
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Magigi wrote:
While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...


Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely.
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Magigi
#27 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:58:45 AM
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Wendz wrote:
Magigi wrote:
While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...


Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely.

What was to be sampled?
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Wendz
#28 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 12:17:13 PM
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Magigi wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Magigi wrote:
While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...


Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely.

What was to be sampled?


cupcakes... what else was there to sample?
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Magigi
#29 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 12:24:36 PM
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Wendz wrote:
Magigi wrote:
Wendz wrote:
Magigi wrote:
While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...


Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely.

What was to be sampled?


cupcakes... what else was there to sample?

Ahahahaha...smile smile
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Bigchick
#30 Posted : Thursday, July 11, 2013 12:27:07 PM
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Magigi wrote:
While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...



Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly @Magigi what are you upto today?

Everything is attached to love/s€x.Even inoccent querries by Wendz you give answers that are loaded .


Is madam around ama amesafiri? Or she is coming back today and evenning seems sooooooo far.Relax tafadhali.
Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
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