African Corn/Maize
$9.75
/kg
What better way to say “summer” than with whole grain corn, on the cob or shelled. Its chewier texture makes it excellent for the grill, in boils, or in mixed grain combos (eg beans & corn), or as flour. It is starchy and has tougher kernels than those commonly grown in Canada. This corn is a staple across the continent, used in various meals like pap, Sadza/ Ugali, porridge & more.
Description
What better way to say “summer” than with whole grain corn, on the cob or shelled. Its chewier texture makes it excellent for the grill, in boils, or in mixed grain combos (eg beans & corn), or as flour. It is starchy and has tougher kernels than those commonly grown in Canada. This corn is a staple across the continent, used in various meals like pap, Sadza/ Ugali, porridge & more. It’s fondly called many names, including;
Oka/ Agbado/ Mbembe- Nigeria
Chimanga: Malawi, Zambia
Ummbila / Ummbila/Liseri: South Africa
Umumbu :Angola/DRC
Chibage Shona: Zimbabwe
Mahindi-nyeupe/ Anyuki: Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
Mais :Sénégal, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali
Kabaka :Uganda
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow, White, Mixed |
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