File:Palm oil extraction, DR Congo.jpg
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Palm nuts are boiled and then pounded in a wooden mortar. After the nuts are removed, the oily fibers are squeezed into a bowl to extract the dark orange oil. In Kikongo: "mafuta ya ngasi" mafuta = oil ya = of ngasi = palm kibuka = mortar kituta = pestle kututa = verb to pound |
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| Source | Palm oil extraction |
| Author | Nick Hobgood from Cap-Haitien, Haiti |
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