Kokonte is a staple food eaten in some parts of Africa including Ghana, Togo and others. Kokonte is mostly made out of dried cassava flour. Kokonte is prepared in a way similar to fufu or banku influencing its supposed English name ‘Brown Fufu’.
Wheat meal falls under the category of swallows in Nigeria and can be eaten with various Nigerian soups like egusi, okro and the like.
Semolina powder is a very popular ingredient used across the world for cereal, pizza, pasta, bread and biscuits. The powder is produced by grinding semolina grains.
Semovita is the name of a popular food brand in Nigeria which is made up of soft gelatinous substances which falls under the category of "swallows" in Nigeria.
Nigerian Suya is a very popular spicy street food usually patronised by West Africans.
Tuo zaafi is a popular dish in the northern part of Ghana. Tuo zaafi consists of 3 separate dishes, which are combined for the final dish - the meat stew, the ayoyo sauce, and the tuo zaafi itself.
