http://labs.blogs.com/its_alive_in_the_lab/2012/12/kuli-kuli-bars-nourish-the-world-and-the-niger-economy.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ItsAliveInTheLab+%28It%27s+Alive+in+the+Lab%29

Our daughter, Stephanie, and her friend, Lisa Curtis, have been friends for a long time. Actually as grade schoolers they cowrote an award winning essay for an Alameda Waste Management contest entitled Bobby and His Composting. Now they're all grown up and are off pursuing their dreams.

Niger
map source: Gearing Up For Africa

After a summer as an intern at the White House, Lisa joined the Peace Corps and was stationed in Niger. Now she's trying to help her former country-mates by creating a product that is based on Moringa which is plentiful in Niger. If her Kuli Kuli bars catch on, they will help Niger have a more profitable export crop. You can check out Kuli Kuli on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kuli-Kuli/284860768247562

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Wowwwww.....dat's rili thoughtful of her....more greese to her elbow. Hope it lasts sha

interesting, didnt know moringa was the same thing as kulikuli.

Lazy northerners.

It took a young American corps member to show you guys that you are like beggars in a field of gold.

How we go blame you? No be free oil don clogg una brain.

mumuz

do these people know how hard kulu kuli is.
it can take out any non-nigerian teeth
eat with extreme caution
strictly for naija folks! hehe ha