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==Snacks==
[[File:peanutjar.jpg|thumb|upright|<center>Roasted [[peanut]]s</center>]]
* Roasted groundnuts (peanuts) - served—served in a spill of paper
* ''[[Samosa|Samusa]]'' (''samousa'', ''sumbusa'', ''samosa'')—Indian - Indian ''samosas'' are highly assimilated into the local cuisine, as are [[chapati|''chapati'']] and [[curry]]
* ''Mugaati n'amaggi'' ([[bread]] and eggs) - Originally—Originally an [[Arab cuisine|Arab]] dish, it consists of [[wheat]] dough spread into a thin [[pancake]], filled with minced meat and raw [[egg (food)|egg]], and then folded into a neat parcel, which is fried on a skillet or hotplate.
* ''Nsenene'' - is a—a seasonal delicacy of a type of locust
* ''NswaaNswaa—'' - served similarly to ''nsenene'', but made of [[white ants]]<ref name="foodspring"/>
* ''[[Rolex (food)|Rolex]]'' - a [[chapati|''chapati'']] filled with [[egg (food)|eggs]], [[onion]]s, [[cabbage]] or [[kale]], and [[tomato]]es, though minced meat is sometimes added
 
[[File:Bowl of mandazi.jpg|thumb|Mandazi - A common Ugandan doughnut]]