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Uganda has a lot of food and is known as the food basket in East Africa. Uganda exports her food products to countries like Rwanda, Kenya and other East African countries. Uganda also has people who come from different regions and have different cultures and staple foods. A lot of food is shared by most people but there are those types of food that are enjoyed by a specific region tribe in Uganda. A food trip to Uganda will have taste the different staple foods in the country and you will also get to know how to prepare the different local food in the country. Today we are going to look at the different staple food that is in Uganda and how it is prepared and remember to prepare your taste buds and stomach as you prepare your food trip to the Pearl of Africa. The central region The central region in Uganda is filled with a number of people from the different regions of Uganda but the most common food that is prepared by the central people commonly known as the Baganda is Matooke

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