Christmas, a religious and cultural holiday observed on December 25 worldwide by billions of people, is an annual celebration honoring the birth of Jesus Christ. Christmas Day is a religious holiday for the vast majority of Christians and a cultural festival for many non-Christians. It is observed as a public holiday in many countries.
And it has a big impact on the holiday season as well, which is centered around it. However, in West Africa, fresh starchy cassava root flour is referred to as “garri.” A sizable portion of the diet in Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Guinea, Cameroon, and Liberia consists of starchy flours mixed with cold or boiling water. Garri is made from cassava roots, which are rich in fiber, copper, and magnesium.
Is it wrong to drink garri on Christmas day?
Cold water and garri are the best. It is not improper, no. Garri provides the body with nutrients.
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