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Garri is a popular West African food made from cassava tubers. The cassava is grated, fermented, and fried to produce coarse granules. Garri can be soaked in water and eaten with various accompaniments, or used as a thickener for soups. When mixed with hot water, it becomes a dough-like consistency called "eba," commonly served with soups and stews.
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Ijebu Garri is a traditional Nigerian garri made from fermented cassava and known for its distinctive sour taste and fine texture.
Ijebu Garri undergoes a longer fermentation process, giving it a more pronounced tangy flavor than regular garri.
Yes, it can be soaked in cold water and enjoyed with sugar, milk, groundnuts, or fish.
Ijebu Garri can be part of a balanced diet and provides carbohydrates that help supply energy for daily activities.