Cahu is a traditional Andean fermented beverage made from chewed maize or quinoa, used in ceremonial and medicinal contexts. Indigenous communities in Peru and Bolivia prepare it by mashing grains with saliva to initiate fermentation, creating a mildly alcoholic, probiotic-rich drink. It benefits local healers and participants in rituals, supporting digestive health and cultural preservation.
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