2021
DOI: 10.19044/esj.2021.v17n19p230
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Consommation du «garba» en cote d’ivoire : entre risques sanitaires et construction de lien social

Abstract: Selon les normes d’hygiène alimentaire en Côte d’Ivoire, les principales composantes (thon, attiéké, légumes frais et huile) destinées à la production du «garba» dépasseraient ces normes. Toutefois, cet aliment est consommé par la grande majorité de la population vivant à Abidjan et, le plus souvent en communauté. L’objectif de ce travail était de mettre en relief l’importance du «garba» dans la construction du lien social des consommateurs en dépit des risques sanitaires perçus. De ce fait, une étude quantita… Show more

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“…The most sold foods, foods or dishes in shops, markets and street food places in the precarious neighborhoods of Port-Bouët are: (1) vegetables (tomato, onion, pepper, eggplant, peanut), (2 ) "Garba" or "attiéké" (steamed cassava semolina) + fried tuna fish, (3) banana or yam "Foutou" (pounded cooked banana or yam) or rice + sauce (leaves vegetables, light sauce, groundnut, palm seed and dry okra) + meat or fish, (4) "placali" (cooked fermented cassava paste) + dry or fresh okra sauce, ( 5) "tchèp" or fatty rice à la Senegalese, Bread + "condiments" (vermicelli, beans, ground fish or meat, egg, etc. ), ( 6) Spaghetti + kidney + bread, (7) Mutton or braised beef, ( 8) "Alloco" (slice of fried plantain) + fried fish or boiled egg, (9) latte + bread + butter or omelette, (10) baked pork, etc. 20.4% of these points of sale have a drinks sales service.…”
Section: Ii-food Foods and Drinks Sold In Shops Markets (Food Ingredi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The most sold foods, foods or dishes in shops, markets and street food places in the precarious neighborhoods of Port-Bouët are: (1) vegetables (tomato, onion, pepper, eggplant, peanut), (2 ) "Garba" or "attiéké" (steamed cassava semolina) + fried tuna fish, (3) banana or yam "Foutou" (pounded cooked banana or yam) or rice + sauce (leaves vegetables, light sauce, groundnut, palm seed and dry okra) + meat or fish, (4) "placali" (cooked fermented cassava paste) + dry or fresh okra sauce, ( 5) "tchèp" or fatty rice à la Senegalese, Bread + "condiments" (vermicelli, beans, ground fish or meat, egg, etc. ), ( 6) Spaghetti + kidney + bread, (7) Mutton or braised beef, ( 8) "Alloco" (slice of fried plantain) + fried fish or boiled egg, (9) latte + bread + butter or omelette, (10) baked pork, etc. 20.4% of these points of sale have a drinks sales service.…”
Section: Ii-food Foods and Drinks Sold In Shops Markets (Food Ingredi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the FAO (2007), in Africa and other large Third World cities, millions of humans practice it daily. Faced with the increase in this phenomenon, many authors (FAO, 1990;Delisle, 1991;Bricas, 1993 ;Canet, 1997 ;Albuquerque et al, 2020 ;Kouamé et al, 2020 ;Meva'a, 2020 ;Soula et al, 2020 ;Ferrari et al, 2021 ;Koffi, 2021; . Bouafou et al, 2021) have written on this subject.…”
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confidence: 99%