Bitter Sweet : The Story of West Africa Through the Kola Nut

Bitter Sweet: The Story of West Africa Through the Kola Nut

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Bitter Sweet : The Story of West Africa Through the Kola Nut

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Bitter Sweet : The Story of West Africa Through the Kola Nut

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The beautifully written history of a uniquely West African nut with a truly global story. The kola nut is a seed indigenous to West Africa, a seed that ancient caravan travellers chewed to survive their harsh desert journeys, the ‘Cola’ in Coca-Cola. Bitter Sweet is an invitation into West Africa. Deeply involved in the lives of communities from Senegal to Cameroon, the kola nut has played a central role in customs, commerce and cuisine throughout the region’s vast, varied history.Searching for stories about this caffeine-rich seed as a way to better understand her West African home, acclaimed author Ayesha Harruna Attah takes readers along the Niger River, through the red sands of the Sahel and across the Atlantic Ocean.She traces her family’s roots in Ghana’s forests and savannah, where they were once kola traders and cultivators.In encounters with craftspeople, cultural custodians and descendants of enslaved people who travelled with kola to the Americas, she discovers what this uni
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