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This article is especially useful for the Swahili Spice Haven page because it discusses chai in East Africa. It describes how Kenyan, Tanzanian, and Swahili coast tea traditions reflect Indian, Arabic, and local African influences, including spiced chai served with mandazi or chapati. | This article is especially useful for the Swahili Spice Haven page because it discusses chai in East Africa. It describes how Kenyan, Tanzanian, and Swahili coast tea traditions reflect Indian, Arabic, and local African influences, including spiced chai served with mandazi or chapati. | ||
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