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#181 Posted : Monday, January 13, 2020 7:01:18 PM
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There's hope, talk to Murkomen
Bitange Ndemo wrote:
For example, Murkomen, knowing that cooking ugali requires great energy should seek to mechanise the process such that his grandmother could cook the same ugali without the physical effort he demonstrated.

COOKING MACHINE

In my view, Senator would do us a great service if he works with engineers to innovate a new cooking machine that is more productive and can produce a better product.
https://www.nation.co.ke/oped/blogs/dot9/ndemo/2274486-5416154-as3seu/index.html
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#182 Posted : Saturday, January 25, 2020 9:03:35 PM
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#183 Posted : Saturday, January 25, 2020 9:42:58 PM
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murchr wrote:


This a a mochi machine, a rice dish, nice to see that it can be used to make ugali, although I doubt you
would achieve the Kenyan ugali hardness.
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#184 Posted : Monday, January 27, 2020 9:09:19 AM
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murchr wrote:



Hope Makinga Industries are following the Ugali debate. If they have a brick making machine, they can innovate in hardening uji to ugali.
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#185 Posted : Monday, January 27, 2020 12:11:21 PM
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kuku3 wrote:
murchr wrote:



Hope Makinga Industries are following the Ugali debate. If they have a brick making machine, they can innovate in hardening uji to ugali.


Ugali hard as bricks?
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#186 Posted : Sunday, August 30, 2020 1:09:23 PM
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masukuma wrote:
to my knowledge, the only people that consume ugali are the bantu populated areas of Africa (great lakes region and southern africa). Hata west africans don't eat it...


You need to travel more. Asians also love ugali.


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#187 Posted : Sunday, August 30, 2020 6:04:12 PM
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sqft wrote:
masukuma wrote:
to my knowledge, the only people that consume ugali are the bantu populated areas of Africa (great lakes region and southern africa). Hata west africans don't eat it...


You need to travel more. Asians also love ugali.



😂😂😂. I currently work in Asia and have worked and visited a couple of Asian countries.
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#188 Posted : Sunday, August 30, 2020 11:41:53 PM
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masukuma wrote:
sqft wrote:
masukuma wrote:
to my knowledge, the only people that consume ugali are the bantu populated areas of Africa (great lakes region and southern africa). Hata west africans don't eat it...


You need to travel more. Asians also love ugali.



😂😂😂. I currently work in Asia and have worked and visited a couple of Asian countries.


You will be suprised by how food is universal. Before the white man introduced maize to us in the 1920s we survived on cassava and yams as the main source of starch until they became unfashionable. Asians (Chinese and their cousins) are heavy on rice, wheat, or ndengu as their source of starch but also Taro root, tastes just like the arrow root and they make it the same way as we do with potatoes and arrow root






Pounded mash is not just a bantu thing
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