Nov 20, 2019 · Senegal is an ideal country in Africa to spend a vacation with family and friends. What could be a perfect holiday without having a taste of the tantalizing drinks the country has to offer? That is why we have come up with a list of drinks that would make your vacation worthwhile. Source: Link.

Jan 2, 2020 · Senegalese Ginger Drink, a refreshing Western African cooler made with fresh ginger, makes a quick Vitamin C and ginger boosting tonic.

Dec 7, 2024 · Popular Senegalese drinks include Bissap (hibiscus drink), Bouye (baobab juice), Ataya (Senegalese tea), and Jus de Gingembre (ginger juice). Other traditional drinks include Dibi (millet beer) and Limonade (Senegalese lemonade).

Jul 28, 2020 · I went from reading the horrific news in America and choking back tears to standing in her bright kitchen in Senegal, watching as she soaked hibiscus leaves for a refreshingly cool drink.

Sep 17, 2023 · The dried flower calyces are boiled in water, resulting in a distinctively colored drink with a unique flavor. Bissap is commonly consumed both hot and cold and is often sweetened with sugar or naturally sweetened with honey or other similar ingredients.

There are quite a few, all made from local ingredients and all very sweet—the Senegalese do not mess around when it comes to adding sugar. The three juices you’re likely to encounter the most in Dakar are bissap (hibiscus), bouye (“bwee”; baobab fruit), and gingembre (ginger).

Nov 5, 2023 · Embarking on a Vibrant Senegalese Beverage Experience. Bissap, renowned for its deep red hue and refreshing taste, is a popular drink made from hibiscus flowers. It’s a staple in Senegal and many other West African countries.

Bissap: You can’t go to Senegal without trying its most popular beverage. Found prepared in every restaurant or supermarket, it can also be easily made at home by buying hibiscus flowers at the market and adding them (and sugar) to boiled water, before chilling. What is Bissap?

Dec 20, 2019 · In the spirit of the holidays and Senegalese Teranga, we’d like to share a delicious Senegalese drink with you to enjoy and warm up with this winter. Below you’ll find stories and recipes for the Senegalese drinks: Attaya tea and Café Touba.

Sep 20, 2024 · Café Touba is no ordinary coffee. This Senegalese drink, deeply rooted in history and culture, brings you the rich aroma of brewed coffee combined with the distinct spiciness of Selim pepper and cloves.