How to Make Guinean Tea (Ataya)
How to Make Guinean Tea (Ataya)
I see people drinking this special Guinean tea (called Ataya, or sometimes refered to as Thé à la Sénégalaise) daily when I’m walking through my village, and am often invited to share it with them. I asked my friend Moussa to teach me how to make it and to share some of the cultural significance. very interesting to learn more about…
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Thanks for the video! I just learned about Ataya from a Guinean friend. I didn't know it was prepared with so much sugar! Hope I can try it someday.
we have the best green tea to afirca, for me, the second cup always the best.
Is ist Green Tee With sugar?
My dad makes attaya every day it’s 3 rounds. The first one is strong. The second one is mint and the third one is really sweet
They call themselves peace corps, when they are anything but peaceful. These people are disgusting spies.
tt se temps pr preparer le the est lieu au manque de travail ou dactivite guineenne.
I miss tea with my neighbors in Niger while I was a Volunteer! They were always impressed that I liked the first and strongest round. Thank you for posting!
Ataya is so good, my friends from Senegal and Mali (here in America) make it all the time.💖
Love this!
I was in Peace Corps in Mali, this brings me right back. Great videos!
Maintenant je veux du thé!
Pretty cool video Colt, can't wait to see more 🙂
I love it colt!!
-Marie