7 Colours

Inside Chellz's Kitchen
Inside Chellz's Kitchen

Call it what you may, Serve in Colours, 7 Colours or Sunday Best like we grew up knowing it was called. Sunday is the end of the week and the start of the week. While some attend church and this is their day of worship, for others it's a out Sunday Soccer, Chisanyama and even laundry while others believe it is the perfect day of the week to come together as family and friends to enjoy a big home hearty meals with what is traditionally called 7 colours in our region.

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