LEARN HOW TO COOK TANZANIA LOCAL FOOD

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📌Learn how to Cook Tanzania Local Food and Experience the Local Life, If you are traveling the world, especially long-term, you'll most likely be trying some of the best cuisines each city and region has to offer. This is great, except for that most trips end with the completion of an adventure, Can also be done after your Kilimanjaro Treks or Tanzania Safari.

Learn how to cook for your self and your family
➡️CHAPATI
➡️PILAU ( brown rice)
➡️CHIPS MAYAI
➡️UGALI
➡️NDIZI NYAMA

✅MARKET TOURS

Half Day Classes (1-3 food items)

Full Day Classes (3-5 food items, with Market Tour)

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