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Rank: Member Joined: 8/5/2009 Posts: 597
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nostoppingthis wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients... @nostoppingthis heard this from some random guy what does the concoction do? The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts while the stupid ones are full of confidence
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/19/2008 Posts: 4,268
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Magigi wrote:Wendz wrote:Impunity wrote:Wendz wrote:Ms Mkenya wrote:I am curious, what can you use Cassava flour for? I remember we were taught something about them in school, a recipe or something. I have since forgotten  Wendzlet is allergic to gluten so i am looking for options... like making baking flour and use for home baking. Cassava will be an important ingredient....I might just carry some home baked cupcakes for the next mbuzi for sampling  . Bado u do these things? I thought you had finished hii biachara ya kumanufacture @wendlez!  hata nikitaka siwesmake.... machine became obsolete decades ago.... Ni wendzlet wakubwa... ama hao wanaitwa aje? Viwendzlets? Can still be pimped and back to life!!! boss, sasa thread ya cassava inaelekea wapi?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/19/2008 Posts: 4,268
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nostoppingthis wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients... Concoction ya unga? I did not know about this but I hear they have good baby/infants porridge flours. Might just try my luck there too.
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Rank: Chief Joined: 5/9/2007 Posts: 13,095
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Wendz wrote:nostoppingthis wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients... Concoction ya unga? I did not know about this but I hear they have good baby/infants porridge flours. Might just try my luck there too. Si u know uji is one of the most trusted food for the sick? Its easy to digest yet "inashikilia kwa tumbo"
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/19/2008 Posts: 4,268
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Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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Wendz wrote:Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely. What was to be sampled?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/19/2008 Posts: 4,268
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Magigi wrote:Wendz wrote:Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely. What was to be sampled? cupcakes... what else was there to sample?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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Wendz wrote:Magigi wrote:Wendz wrote:Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely. What was to be sampled? cupcakes... what else was there to sample? Ahahahaha...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/8/2013 Posts: 4,068 Location: At Large.
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Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava...  @Magigi what are you upto today? Everything is attached to love/s€x.Even inoccent querries by Wendz you give answers that are loaded . Is madam around ama amesafiri? Or she is coming back today and evenning seems sooooooo far.Relax tafadhali. Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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Bigchick wrote:Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... @Magigi what are you upto today? Everything is attached to love/s€x.Even inoccent querries by Wendz you give answers that are loaded . Is madam around ama amesafiri? Or she is coming back today and evenning seems sooooooo far.Relax tafadhali. Ah ..niko poa, Niko poa...dada yangu
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Rank: Member Joined: 2/27/2011 Posts: 518
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Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? When I was in school a few years ago, I was taught that cassava has been implicated in causing diabetes mellitus. It contains trace amounts of cyanide which gradually kills the cells of the pancreas. check the link below http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linamarin
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Rank: Member Joined: 4/6/2010 Posts: 741 Location: Nairobi
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Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi
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Wendz wrote:Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely. ...and this is the way one can ruin a perfect Mbuzi fest...
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Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi
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QD wrote:nostoppingthis wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. These guys have some serious concoction for HIV patients... @nostoppingthis heard this from some random guy what does the concoction do? @QD, hata mimi sijui...I know of someone amefunguwa kitabu ya kasuku huko (ya deni)..and yuko na constant supply...maybe it compliments the ARVs, because she is very much alive and looking healthy, hata huwezi jua....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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Wendz wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. Thanks. I'll check it out. Kudos @Wendz for taking care of your family. My wife makes her uji (porrige) blend with mixture of Cassava, millet, sorghum, and maize... I take this concoction every evening when I'm home early You can go to Kikosh, the rear streets where they have posho-mills and order your choice. They'll "flour" the mixture together for you.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 3/26/2012 Posts: 1,182
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AlphDoti wrote:Wendz wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. Thanks. I'll check it out. Kudos @Wendz for taking care of your family. My wife makes her uji (porrige) blend with mixture of Cassava, millet, sorghum, and maize... I take this concoction every evening when I'm home early You can go to Kikosh, the rear streets where they have posho-mills and order your choice. They'll "flour" the mixture together for you. @ AlphDoti, Your wife is a clever one,serious landings each of those evenings.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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nostoppingthis wrote:Wendz wrote:Magigi wrote:While growing up in the village many years back I used to see older boys eating lots and lots of cassava three days prior to a vIllage dance that was held once every four months. I came to learn that cassava was kambas aphrodisiac...it was meant to manufacture ingredients that were to be passed on to the girls...to attack them violently with love. I left the village for my high school before I could eat cassava three days prior to a dance... How I wish...long live cassava... Thank you for that insight... the sampling offer during the Mbuzi has been withdrawn indefinitely. ...and this is the way one can ruin a perfect Mbuzi fest... Nostop...That is signature of yours is fantastic...
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/29/2007 Posts: 948
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mkeiyd wrote:AlphDoti wrote:Wendz wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. Thanks. I'll check it out. Kudos @Wendz for taking care of your family. My wife makes her uji (porrige) blend with mixture of Cassava, millet, sorghum, and maize... I take this concoction every evening when I'm home early You can go to Kikosh, the rear streets where they have posho-mills and order your choice. They'll "flour" the mixture together for you. @ AlphDoti, Your wife is a clever one,serious landings each of those evenings. sasa hii imesha mutate
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Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi
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wanyuru wrote:mkeiyd wrote:AlphDoti wrote:Wendz wrote:karqui wrote:Wendz wrote:Where can one get Cassava flour in Nairobi? not so sure but try Kirinyaga Flour Mills, they got most of them. Thanks. I'll check it out. Kudos @Wendz for taking care of your family. My wife makes her uji (porrige) blend with mixture of Cassava, millet, sorghum, and maize... I take this concoction every evening when I'm home early You can go to Kikosh, the rear streets where they have posho-mills and order your choice. They'll "flour" the mixture together for you. @ AlphDoti, Your wife is a clever one,serious landings each of those evenings. sasa hii imesha mutate It mutated when @Magigi took casava in preparation for landing...!!!this is when a man is good for 4+ rounds na mrembo anaitisha sub at round 2...
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