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Best Ten African Food Sayings Proverbs and Quotes

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Best Ten African Food Sayings Proverbs and Quotes
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The next best thing to eating food, is talking about it, the best ten African food sayings proverbs and quotes

Serving lunch in South Africa
Serving lunch in South Africa
These 10 African food sayings proverbs and quotes will give you an appreciation of African culture love for good food. Many African food proverbs have origins in rural African villages and can tell you a lot about that place.

Grinding rice in Madagascar
Grinding rice in Madagascar 

Best Ten African Food Sayings Proverbs and Quotes

A palm wine tapper does not stop tapping palm wine because he once fell from the top of a palm wine tree.

A palm wine tapper
A palm wine tapper

An onion shared with a friend tastes like roast lamb.

Rather a piece of bread with a happy heart than wealth with grief.

A juicy bone is useless to a dog with no teeth.

Outdoor kitchen in DRC
Outdoor kitchen in DRC

Man is like palm-wine: when young, sweet but without strength; in old age, strong but harsh.

A bowl should not laugh when a calabash breaks.

A child's fingers are not scalded by a piece of hot yam that his mother puts into his palm.

Kneading dough
Kneading dough

A fallen branch cannot bear fruits on its own.

A guest who breaks the dishes of his host is not soon forgotten.

A person who sells eggs does not start a fight in the market.

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Best Ten African Food Sayings Proverbs and Quotes


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