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SimSim Balls are probably the simplest dessert from Uganda to prepare, and here’s how you can do it
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SimSim Balls are probably the simplest dessert from Uganda to prepare, and here’s how you can do it

August 24, 2024August 24, 2024 Anton0

Every day when I walk around Uganda, I see people with big buckets full of simsim balls. The small ones are usually priced at about 200 shillings, and the larger ones go for around 500 shillings. I can’t help but buy a simsim or two whenever I see a vendor because they’re super easy to […]

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Ugandan home made pineapple juice with ginger and tea leaves – Omunanansi
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Ugandan home made pineapple juice with ginger and tea leaves – Omunanansi

August 24, 2024August 24, 2024 Anton0

If you’ve ever visited Uganda, you might have seen something really interesting: locals walking around with a dark-brown drink in a plastic bag. This cool drink is called Omunanansi, a traditional Ugandan pineapple drink that many people love, I included. Omunanansi isn’t just any drink; it’s a tasty mix that usually blends the sweet and […]

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Making a Rolex at home is very easy, here’s the recipe
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Making a Rolex at home is very easy, here’s the recipe

August 24, 2024August 25, 2024 Anton0

A Ugandan Rolex is a popular street food in Uganda, consisting of a rolled chapati filled with eggs and vegetables. Despite the name, it has nothing to do with the watch brand! For a more detailed description of what a Rolex is, read What is an Ugandan Rolex, Trying the Ugandan Rolex for the first […]

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A Muzungu’s Guide on How to ride a Boda Boda ‘Safely’
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A Muzungu’s Guide on How to ride a Boda Boda ‘Safely’

August 24, 2024August 25, 2024 Anton0

In Uganda, accidents with Boda Bodas, or Motorbike Taxis, happen every day. I’ve witnessed several of these incidents and have even been part of a few that sent me to the hospital. After spending two years in Uganda, including getting marriaged to an Ugandan woman, I’ve figured out how to ride Boda Bodas more safely […]

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This Ugandan dish is wrapped in banana leaf, and it’s absolutely delicious
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This Ugandan dish is wrapped in banana leaf, and it’s absolutely delicious

August 24, 2024August 24, 2024 Anton0

If you love trying new foods or are curious about different cuisines from all over the globe, Uganda has something special for you: Oluwombo. This traditional dish is a perfect example of Uganda’s amazing food culture, highlighting the diverse flavors and cooking methods used in Ugandan kitchens. In this blog post, we will dive into […]

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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly side of Street Food in Uganda
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly side of Street Food in Uganda

August 23, 2024August 26, 2024 Anton0

Ensuring Food Safety Among Ugandan Street Food Vendors Uganda is famous for its lively street food scene, which features a wide variety of tasty dishes that showcase the country’s rich traditions and flavors. One of the favorites is the “Rolex,” a delicious chapati stuffed with eggs and veggies. Grilled meats and fried treats are also […]

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Anton Andersen

Anton started his journey in 2018 when he traveled to Uganda for the first time. He instantly developed a passion for the country, especially for the delicious food that was available everywhere. Every day, he enjoyed eating Rolex and Kikomando, explored various restaurants to discover local dishes, and even attempted to learn how to cook them himself. Since that initial six-month trip in 2018, Anton has returned several times and has spent over two years in Uganda.

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