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{{Distinguish|Nigerian cuisine}} The '''cuisine of [[Niger]]''' draws on traditional African cuisines. Various [[spice]]s a ...

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...practiced by almost the entire population forms an important link between Nigerien communities, as does a shared post-independence history, national symbols, {{see also|List of Nigerien writers}} ...

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Broken rice is consumed as part of local cuisine in [[West Africa]] (where the traditional [[African rice]] is easier to bre {{African cuisine}} ...

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...nguage have been a point of commonality in the creation of a distinctive [[Nigerien culture]] from the diverse pre-colonial nationalities which make up modern ...the realms of art and cooking. Japan has been heavily influenced by French cuisine within the past few decades, as seen on the television show [[Iron Chef]]. ...