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Kwanzaa is based on the year-end harvest festivals that have taken place throughout Africa for thousands of years. The harvests include fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Sweet potato pie, collard greens and black-eyed peas are at the center of any traditional Kwanzaa feast.


A mat, called a mkeka, is set out to symbolize the foundation upon which communities are based. As part of tradition, one ear of corn for each child is placed on the mkeka along with the other specially prepared foods.

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They eat roast foods but no pork is to be served.Also they eat rice and beans.So they can be very healthy as us.

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Well since Kwanzaa is a week long holiday about African culture they are most likely to eat African foods on kwanzaa.

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mashed potatoes, pies, corn, drumsticks, turkey.

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They eat roast foods but no pork is to be served. Also they eat rice and beans. So they can be very healthy as us.

The eat almost anything in oil.

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roast corn rice and beans

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