The word "fufu" is derived from the Twi language spoken in Ghana and Ivory Coast, meaning "mash" or "mix," and is a staple in West and Central Africa, as well as the Caribbean.

Although #fufu and #fufuchallenge have collectively amassed almost 400 million views on TikTok, it hasn't been without controversy as some users have disrespectfully spit out the traditional food ...

Fufu is a dough-like starch staple across West African culture, personalized and woven into the lives and stories of families. “When you eat fufu and soup, you're stepping into history, experiencing a ...

Joeneen Hull had never tried fufu, but for weeks the 31-year-old nail artist watched mukbangs of people dipping warm chunks of starchy dough into rich, spicy soups. “One day, I was just like ...

Food Stylist: Simon Andrews. By Yewande Komolafe. March 5, 2021. ... In Nigeria, fufu is made from crushed and fermented cassava, sold at markets as a paste to dissolve in hot water.