Entity: GARRI
Garri is a staple food in West Africa made from granulated cassava, commonly found in two types: yellow and white. It is a symbol of joy and has cultural significance in Nigeria and internationally.
Garri
Etymology
The origin of the word 'garri' is not explicitly defined in available sources.
Definition
Garri is a staple food in West Africa made from granulated cassava. It is commonly found in two types: yellow and white.
Historical Context
Garri has been a traditional food source in West Africa for centuries, providing sustenance and nutrition to many communities.
Cultural Significance
Garri is considered a symbol of joy both locally in Nigeria and internationally. It holds cultural importance and is a versatile ingredient in various dishes.
Related Concepts
- Cassava
- Nigerian cuisine
See Also
A staple food made from granulated cassava, commonly found in West Africa, with cultural significance.