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Africa's traditional fermented foods: Why we should keep ... - MSNKulenaoto, a traditional fermented milk drink enjoyed in Kenya, is known for its creamy texture and slightly tangy flavor. South Africa produces sour milk known as amasi. Nigeria and Togo share a ...
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In Africa, fermented foods hold great cultural significance and health benefits, yet this topic has not been thoroughly researched. Foods are mostly fermented at home, and trends vary by region.
Kulenaoto, a traditional fermented milk drink enjoyed in Kenya, is known for its creamy texture and slightly tangy flavour. South Africa produces sour milk known as amasi.
Millet, maize, African rice and sorghum are the most fermented grains in Africa. When these foods are fermented, they can help reduce blood glucose levels, serum triglycerides and cholesterol.
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