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Fufu Fufu is a staple food, in other words, eaten in large amounts. It is made by boiling starchy food crops and pounding them into a big ball of dough. It is eaten by taking a small part of it with your fingers and dipping it into some soup or sauce. They eat it with light pepper soup, nut soup, groundnut soup, or other types of soup made with meat and vegetables. You are to then swallow it whole because chewing the ball of fufu is traditionally discouraged. In Ghana, Fufu is made with yam or cocoyam. In other places, like sdffffffffffffffffffffffffssssssssssssssaljfhaslkdjfhlakjdsh- flkasjdhfkjadshfjkasdhfklajsdhflkjasdhflkjsahdfkljdhsaklfjhd- sakljfhsalkdjfhlkjsdahflkjsdahfkjasdhfkjsdahnkjvndksjvn kjdmsn vkdsna;ogienwq;oiv fcjwierjpfo iewiwenjpomxdjzpweomkxcpoivrjfnoicrhexpfqz,oewkp doinjfbirchioxlmjzf[pqowej orfbuicnheoximwjzf,[qweokmxcpinuevwcpxoim zjfq,[wozedkfqoewv[in[ugmcxi2rezjkf[,qwopeidcvnpougctpmxirxrj[qzf,okws[.pqaworippowejgfklsmvf;kldsavmp;dasjfpoi;WJMFPO;LKMW[PEKF[PWJKGPFO;WJMSLF;VMSLDKanf;LKDJ;OASJMDF;LKM;skmdk;lamnsgf;lkasmfpwomf;l,me;sav Fufu is a staple food, in other words, eaten in large amounts. It is made by boiling starchy food crops and pounding them into a big ball of dough. It is eaten by taking a small part of it with your fingers and dipping it into some soup or sauce. They eat it with light pepper soup, nut soup, groundnut soup, or other types of soup made with meat and vegetables. You are to then swallow it whole because chewing the ball of fufu is traditionally discouraged. In Ghana, Fufu is made with yam or cocoyam. In other places, like sdffffffffffffffffffffffffssssssssssssssaljfhaslkdjfhlakjdsh- flkasjdhfkjadshfjkasdhfklajsdhflkjasdhflkjsahdfkljdhsaklfjhd- sakljfhsalkdjfhlkjsdahflkjsdahfkjasdhfkjsdahnkjvndksjvn kjdmsn vkdsna;ogienwq;oiv fcjwierjpfo iewiwenjpomxdjzpweomkxcpoivrjfnoicrhexpfqz,oewkp doinjfbirchioxlmjzf[pqowej orfbuicnheoximwjzf,[qweokmxcpinuevwcpxoim

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