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This is how cassava bread is baked in Sierra Leone🇸🇱.

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in this video, Amukoo visited an indigenous bakery that bakes cassava bread in Sierra Leone.
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1 апр 2022

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@wellbodisalone 2 года назад

Very nice video! I liked it a lot.

@mohamednabie1074 2 года назад

God bless you

@ibravic01 Год назад

Well done ladies. Thanks for sharing this very innovative woman. I would like to sponsor these ladies because we don’t want those skills to die out

@georgearieldreams-king3186 3 месяца назад

That will be awesome.

@alimatusankoh4571 Год назад

Thanks for showing us the process ❤️

@sarafina2452 2 года назад

Industrious Women. Very proud of them! God bless grandma for supporting…

@amukoo 2 года назад

Great comment

@kosnatukamara6008 2 года назад

Hello Amukoo! How are you doing, you’re doing a great job for showing us our inside our Villages. More strength and blessings upon you. Amen

@amukoo 2 года назад

Thank you, Kosanato.

@sarafina2452 2 года назад

I will be very grateful when I take a bite of cassava bread from now on, after seeing the grueling process of making it. I doff my hats of to these Strong Women! We appreciate you opening our eyes to things we take for granted on a daily basis. This is extremely hard work. Thanks you!

@amukoo 2 года назад

You have a strong sense of empathy. Stay blessed!

@sambaharding1237 2 года назад

It been a while I don't see cassava

@amukoo 2 года назад

Now you've seen bags of cassava. lol 😆! Stay blessed bro

@cristinacristina9964 2 года назад

Such time consuming work…..thank you for this video

@amukoo 2 года назад

You're welcome, Cristina. And thank you too for viewing!

@annettehuffstead3604 4 месяца назад

We call that Bammy in Jamaica and we also eat it with fish. So I guess that came when they brought the Africans to Jamaica as slaves and they kept that and we have it still in our tradition.

@georgearieldreams-king3186 3 месяца назад

Jamaica and Sierra Leone has so much in common and that's making me to believe that there's a direct link (relations) between the two peoples .