From Côte d’Ivoire to Norway
Frozen attiéké from Côte d’Ivoire, picked up in Bergen.
Attiéké is fermented cassava semolina and an everyday staple in Côte d’Ivoire. EBURNI sells it in Bergen under the DABOU brand.


What is attiéké?
Attiéké comes from southern Côte d’Ivoire. The cassava is ground and mixed with fermented cassava into a semolina, which is then steamed.
The taste is slightly sour. It is eaten with fish, meat and vegetables.
In 2024, UNESCO inscribed the skills related to attiéké production in Côte d’Ivoire on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. UNESCO
How to eat attiéké
Attiéké is light and fluffy, with a mild, tangy taste. In Côte d’Ivoire it is eaten every day, like rice or couscous: with fish, meat or vegetables.
With grilled fish
The classic way. Serve attiéké with grilled fish, a fresh salsa of tomato, onion and chilli, and a squeeze of lime. Mackerel and salmon work well.
With chicken
Grilled or oven-roasted chicken with an onion sauce makes a filling meal for the whole family.
As a side
Use attiéké instead of rice or couscous: with stews, vegetables or a salad.
Tip: heat or steam the attiéké just before serving, and fluff it with a fork.
The story behind EBURNI
From the lagoon to Norway
Attiéké is part of everyday life in Côte d’Ivoire.
The name EBURNI comes from Éburnie, a literary name for Côte d’Ivoire, built on the Latin eburneus, “of ivory”. DABOU is a town on the Ébrié lagoon in the south. Its original inhabitants are the Adjoukrou, and attiéké is their staple food. The town has also hosted an international attiéké festival.
Attiéké is made by the lagoon peoples, traditionally by women, and the knowledge is passed down in families. EBURNI sells it frozen, with pickup in Bergen city centre. Nothing is shipped, because carriers do not guarantee the cold chain. The contents are on the label and on this page before ordering.

DABOU
Attiéké, fermented cassava semolina, frozen
Very few left
65 kr 171 kr per kg
No VAT charged
Light, fluffy attiéké from Côte d’Ivoire with a mild, tangy taste. Frozen in 380 g balls under the DABOU brand. Goes well with fish, chicken and vegetables.
- 380 g per ball
- Store at −18 °C
- Pickup in Bergen city centre. No shipping.
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Product information
- Product name
- Attiéké, fermented cassava semolina, frozen
- Brand
- DABOU
- Weight
- 380 g per ball
- Origin
- Côte d’Ivoire
Ingredients
Cassava (manioc).
Preparation
Thaw first. Remove the packaging and put the attiéké in a bowl. Heat in the microwave or steam until hot all the way through.
Storage and shelf life
Store at −18 °C. Do not refreeze after thawing. Shelf life after thawing: in the fridge (max. 4 °C), use within 24 hours.
Allergens
None. Attiéké is made only from cassava. Cassava is not one of the 14 allergens that must be labelled, and it contains no gluten. The product has not been tested for traces of gluten, so we do not call it “gluten-free”.
Seller
EBURNI, org. no. 938 604 010, registered in the Central Coordinating Register for Legal Entities (Enhetsregisteret).
How it works
Pick a quantity
Choose how many balls you want to reserve.
Confirmation
Before we order the goods, we ask you to confirm your reservation by text message. You pay at pickup, with Vipps or cash.
Pickup
Pickup in Bergen city centre. We text you the place and time.
Questions and answers
How is attiéké stored?
At −18 °C in the freezer. Do not refreeze after thawing. Shelf life after thawing: in the fridge (max. 4 °C), use within 24 hours.
How is it prepared?
Thaw first. Remove the packaging and put the attiéké in a bowl. Heat in the microwave or steam until hot all the way through.
Can the product be shipped outside Bergen?
No. Nothing is shipped, because carriers do not guarantee the cold chain. The product is picked up in Bergen city centre.
Which allergens does it contain?
None. Attiéké is made only from cassava. Cassava is not one of the 14 allergens that must be labelled, and it contains no gluten. The product has not been tested for traces of gluten, so we do not call it “gluten-free”.
Why pre-order?
We order the goods once enough customers have reserved. That way no food goes to waste, and you get it straight from the freezer.
How does payment work?
At pickup, with Vipps or cash.