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Ugandan food is simple.
But it carries so much love.
Meals were not fancy, but they were comforting.

There was matoke steaming slowly in banana leaves.
There was groundnut sauce, rich and creamy.

Beans and more beans, on rice, chapati, sweet potatoes, yams, posho or even on their own

And then there was posho.
Simple maize meal.
Some people look at posho and see plain food.
But for many of us, posho means life!
It means eating together and feeling full not just in the stomach, but in the heart.

Ugandan food may be simple…
But it carries memories you never forget.

What Ugandan meal gives you instant childhood memories?

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When I was pregnant, my cravings didn’t even make sense 😩

One minute I wanted something sweet…
Next minute I was crying because nobody brought me something salty.

Pregnancy cravings will humble you.
You’ll send someone to the shop at 9pm like it’s an emergency situation 😭

Be honest…

What did you crave during pregnancy?
And did you actually send someone to get it? 👀🍟🍫