Why Bebe Cool wants to start traveling with a personal chef

Ugandan singer Bebe Cool has pledged to travel with a personal chef to ensure he continues to eat healthy Ugandan food even while traveling abroad, and has also urged Ugandans to love their country for its richness in food and good weather. The post Why Bebe Cool wants to start traveling with a personal chef appeared first on MBU.

Why Bebe Cool wants to start traveling with a personal chef

On his recent travel to the United States of America, Ugandan singer Moses Ssali a.k.a Bebe Cool had difficulty finding organic food to feed on.

In an interview with fellow artist Juliana Kanyomozi, the Gagamel singer revealed that the food options at his disposal were sugary foodstuffs, something he finds rather unhealthy.

He only managed to eat organic food when his brother’s wife offered to cook for him and he has since vowed to change a few things regarding his travel plans.

Bebe reveals that he is to start traveling with a personal chef to ensure he continues to eat healthy Ugandan food even overseas.

“I was in the States of late and I tried to find normal food until when my brother’s wife decided to cook for me every day. I couldn’t stand eating everything with sugar. I am going to start traveling with a Chef permanently because now I can afford it,” Bebe Cool said.

Bebe Cool made the statement while acknowledging Uganda’s richness in food and good weather, and urged Ugandans to love their country because it is truly blessed.

I have put 1 plus 1 together and I want to live long and I know the key to living long is; avoiding stress, no fights with the wife, and eat healthy. Every rich man must have a chef. Bebe Cool

His love for Uganda was applauded by Juliana Kanyomozi who also seconded his opinion on the Pearl of Africa’s vast organic food options. She also revealed how she no longer eats hotel food when she travels and has settled for AirBnB so that she can cook for herself.

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