As people seek new culinary experiences, some have started to familiarize themselves with the tapestry of flavors and textures in authentic and heritage-rooted African cuisine. Available in the supermarket freezer aisle is the Ayo brand from West African Foods, a business started by a husband-and-wife team…
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