 The poorest in the community eat "boush", made, in its simplest form, by mixing the water from cooked fave beans, salt water used to preserve feta cheese, and some stale bread.This type of boush was once available free of charge or for very little at local corner shops, where it was common to see groups of young men sitting on plastic soda crates, hunched over large seniyyas, and enthralled in discussion or boisterous laughter.However, these scenes are quickly disappearing from Khartoum’s streets as even boush incurs its own price hike.