| Young Shirley slept three to a bed and scraped by on a diet of foo-foo, a West African vegetable mash. |
| They usually have thin, little half-mustaches and wear foo-foo collars. |
| Coucou is a corn flour paste prepared exactly as it was done in some parts of Africa, where it was called foo-foo. |
| Holland, who lives in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, certainly doesn't end with recipes for foo-foo drinks. |
| The staple noonday meal is foo-foo, a dough-like paste made of cassava pounded into flour. |
| County Department of Public Health urged anyone who ate raw food at the foo-foo event to receive an immune globulin shot as soon as possible. |
