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Fresh Tanzanian Maize Cobs


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Maize, Corn, Mielies or whatever you like to call them in your part of the world, I'm sure that everyone agrees - they're delicious ! Maize is also one of our staple foods here in Tanzania and indeed, in most of Africa. When I lived in South Africa I remember the maize cobs being a deep yellow colour - here in Tanzania they are a pale creamy colour instead. One of the most simple and filling


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