US EditionThe War in Sudan Is Now Threatening the Country's Culinary Traditions.
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Although bread (locally called “aish”) is traditionally the main source of carbohydrates in Sudan, sweet potatoes (locally called “bambi”) have become an undesirable alternative due to the Sudanese civil war that threatens the nation’s breadbasket.
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