The bakery industry, for instance, is turning to high-quality cassava flour as a substitute for wheat, which has become costly due in part to effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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Huang explains about burble tea at the exhibition. (Credit: Wilfred Sanya)
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KAMPALA - Once upon a time, cassava was considered a food for the poor - for people who lived in villages.
Consumption changes have
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