 There is a Sudanese expression that roughly translates to, “we ate together” used figuratively to mean, “we were on good terms” or “there was harmony between us.” For a long time in Sudan, the sharing of a meal has signified peace between two parties.But the opportunities available to honor the food culture in such a way and feast collectively are increasingly fewer and far between.Self-styled as the “bread-basket of the world,” Sudan still depends on imports for the provision of even the most basic food items.