Yes, many Ugandans traditionally eat with their hands, particularly when enjoying staple foods like matoke (steamed plantains) or posho (maize porridge). This practice is often seen as a way to connect more intimately with the food. However, the use of utensils can also be common, especially in urban areas or at formal dining events. Cultural practices may vary by region and personal preference.
farming
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Ugandans live on a diet based of: Sweet Potato Potato Beef Chapati Mutton (Sheep) Goat Corn and LocalGreens
Ugandans
Ugandans
They live for football. (Soccer)
They live for football. (Soccer)
53.4 years
cause the ugandans had nice women
yes, squirrels use their hands and teeth to eat.
Chinese people eat popcorn with their hands. As known they eat alot of foods with chopsticks but like other people they eat popcorn with their hands.
Yes, it is possible to eat broth with your hands. To eat broth, you would need to scoop it up in your hands, as if your hands were forming a bowl. It is best to only eat cold or lukewarm broth if you'll be using your hands as hot broth can cause severe burns.