It was cooked by a Mary's Meals volunteer at one of their under 6 centres in Blantyre, Malawi. It is nsima, which is made from maize flour, and fish from Lake Malawi. I didn't want to try it because it was for the children but the volunteers were proud and I didn't want to offend them. It was delicious.
Food-o-meter- 10/10
Mouthfuls- I only tried a couple
Course- main
Health Rating- 10/10
Price- I think less than 10p
Pieces of hair- 0
I miss my friends in Malawi and think of them often. It's a special year because it's the 200th anniversary of David Livingstone's birth. He was a Scottish explorer and the friendship he made between Scotland and Malawi is still special today. There are lots of celebrations and if I make it to some I'll tell you all about it!
thank you and I hope you enjoyed International School Meals Day,
VEG
Glad to see you wrote in your blog again Veg! And boy was that a lot of posts! Great job!
ReplyDeleteseem to enjoy your delicious food
ReplyDeleteI am going to post my comment on this one but it is about ALL the posts from the children around the world. I love seeing what everyone else is eating. It is fun to hear what they think of the meals. This is really a small planet and we are all in this tegether. Seeing this posts makes me feel more connected.
ReplyDeleteDear Veg I really like your blog, it has a unique food grading system. I have a blog too, mostly about sandwiches. I was thinking that you and I could share ideas and maybe help edit each others work. You can visit my blog at www.ilovesandwiche.blogspot.com.
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I love your posts! You showed up in a Muse magazine here in the US. I am about your age, and you've inspired me to even start my own blog! NeverSeconds is a great blog. Keep going! I love the posts. You give me lots of ideas.
ReplyDeleteNice blog. I read about you in my latest issue of Muse. I`ll be donating like 20 USD to Mary`s Meals, soon.
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