A Haitian Snack

It’s called “Ereba” in Central South America and “Fufu” in Africa. Here in Haiti, it’s known as “Kasav” and can be purchased by the side of the road. It’s a staple made from the yucca root. At times coconut is added (my favorite!) and it tastes great when topped with “mamba” (peanut butter). In English, it’s called Cassava Bread, but we never had any until we came to the mission field. Add a slice of “zaboka” (avocado) and you have yourself one great snack!

2 responses to “A Haitian Snack”

  1. Norma Avatar
    Norma

    Can we purchase this item in NC? It sorta looks like flat bread. Do you ever get to enjoy chocolate? 🙂

  2. Marie Avatar
    Marie

    Yes Kasav is good with Mamba but it is very good with Haitian Mamba( peanut butter)

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