File:GUKIA- tradition millet grinding.jpg
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People of Mbeere Community share a common tradition of Mambura(ceremonies) where they prepare traditional millet dough(Kimere), Ucuru(porridge) and Kyungu(A beer made out of millet))
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English: The millet is grid upon special stones and collected in calabashes where the mixture is boiled with constant stirring to make a uniform porridge which is later stored in calabashes for future use.
Gĩkũyũ: Ucuru wa Mwere wa mukio
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