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Popular Foods

Seswaa - Seswaa is a traditional Botswanian dish made from sadza, which is a stiff porridge prepared using maize meal, and often eaten with a relish containing meat or vegetables. The most common meat used in this dish is either beef or chicken.

Mopane Worms - Mopane worms are caterpillars that are considered a delicacy in Botswana. They are commonly found feeding on the mopane tree and are collected, cleaned, and fried or grilled as a snack. Although they are technically insects, they are a popular source of protein in the country.

Kgotla - Kgotla is a traditional Botswanan stew that typically features meat, such as beef or goat, slow-cooked with vegetables like pumpkin, tomatoes, and cabbage. It's named after the clay pot in which it is traditionally prepared, and it's often enjoyed at special occasions and gatherings.

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