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The Burger Sisters of Kenya - Street Food Icons

The Burger Sisters of Kenya - Street Food Icons

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Sisters Natalie and Samantha Mwedekeli took their love of tasty food and their Kenyan and Nigerian roots and turned it into Mama Rocks, one of the first street food vendors in the vibrant city of Nairobi. The sisters take inspiration from the flavors of Africa, like cheeseburgers with roasted red peppers and mango mayo influenced by Kenyan cuisine, Pan African grilled eggplant burgers with halloumi cheese and Zanzibari chutney, lamb burgers with flaked almond and mint from North Africa, and more
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 7


Beautiful sisters, yasss! Black women entrepreneurs, I-m here for it! I-m glad they spoke about changing negative stereotype about African people. Of course black women have to believe in themselves 200%. We get beat down like no other. The mental stamina and self strength we have to keep conjuring up is unreal with adversity being a woman and black.
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If you two hard working beauties ever decide to franchise your business, l want to be the first Canadian to be part of a potential expansion. -Russ Dwyer fr: Edmonton Alberta Canada-russpd60-outlook. Com-Bloody nice work Ladies!
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The food looks great! Seeing bacon was surprising but the cheese made my eyebrows shoot up. -Most African cultures don't eat- pork, let alone bacon and we all know Black people are heavily lactose intolerance
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We got a good burger joint down here by the University of Minnesota East Bank but I didn't eat there yet my boyfriend it but I don't want to butter on my on my bread I like my burger bun to be dry
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This is a burger that should go worldwide. You don't see this type of burger in North America. -Love your amazing food and that contagious smile and postive attitude! Keep it up!
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If you-re surprised by the fact that there-s food trucks or successful female entrepreneurs in an African country then you need to rethink your perceptions about the continent.
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Well done! It is possible to go worldwide, start with few stores in Kenya then Franchise. Nandos started it South Africa in 80s and look where they are now.
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