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Rwandans Love Their Milk Bars. The Health Minister Wishes They'd Drink Less

via NPR News·yesterday

Milk bars are a fixture of daily life in Rwanda, where patrons drink large servings of fresh and fermented milk. The country’s health minister has urged moderation, citing the calorie and fat load of the national habit. Owners say the bars serve a social role that goes well beyond nutrition.

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