- Ugali (thick paste of cornmeal starch)
- Sukuma Wiki (collard green)
- Chapatis (Indian bread)
- Irio (mashed potatoes, kernels of corn and green peas)
- Nyama Choma (meat) and Kuku Choma (chicken)
- Stew (meat + potatoes + carrots + boiled vegetables)
- Pilau (rice dish)
Source: kenyanmoments.com
Kenya
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they ate mostly buffalo
The maasai people don't eat meat except on a special occasion. To get their protein, they drink the cattle blood. They also drink cattle milk, and they eat ugali (a hard, traditional porridge) and maize (corn). Sorry, I don't know much else!
"Black people", in my experience, but one tends not to label. Except for a few special places, we don't have a lot of families who were involved with the slave trade in the US. Instead, we have a lot of immigrants from the West Indies and from Africa, so they're often called "Jamaican" or "Kenyan".
spinash
Everybody eats cheese dude.
Kenya
massai people located at Kenyan. So kenyan's acceptable currency use dollar,Euro, etc..
Kenya
Kenyan Shillings
There is no such language as "kenyan". The official languages of the country known as Kenya are Swahili and English.
8am GMT is 11am Kenyan time, while 8pm GMT is 11pm Kenyan time, so the time difference remains constant at 3 hours.
Kenyan shillings
Yes, lentils are commonly consumed in Kenya. They are a nutritious staple in the Kenyan diet and are often used in various traditional dishes such as lentil stew or curry. Lentils are valued for their protein content and are a popular source of plant-based protein in Kenya.
The Kenyan shilling (KES)
i am so sorry but i don't know!