wasawasa

Summary

wasawasa is a dish^[1]. wasawasa draws 32 Wikipedia views per month (dish category, ranking #266 of 721).^[2]

Key Facts

• wasawasa's image is recorded as Wasawasa.jpg^[3].
• wasawasa's image is recorded as Wasawasa food 01.jpg^[4].
• wasawasa's instance of is recorded as dish^[5].
• wasawasa's made from material is recorded as yam^[6].
• wasawasa's Commons category is recorded as Wasawasa^[7].
• wasawasa's country of origin is recorded as Ghana^[8].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as onion^[9].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as table salt^[10].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as cooking oil^[11].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as cabbage^[12].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as yam^[13].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as fish^[14].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as peanut^[15].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as Nyombeeka^[16].
• wasawasa's has part is recorded as Capsicum^[17].
• wasawasa's used by is recorded as eating^[18].
• wasawasa's fabrication method is recorded as cooking^[19].
• wasawasa's indigenous to is recorded as Ghanaians^[20].
• wasawasa's hashtag is recorded as Wasawasa^[21].
• wasawasa's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11frmlw61h^[22].
• wasawasa's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Intangible Cultural Heritage^[23].

Why It Matters

wasawasa draws 32 Wikipedia views per month (dish category, ranking #266 of 721).^[2]