For a few years now, Moroccans have made a specialty of appropriating several elements of Algerian heritage. Indeed, it is the subject of conflict between the two countries. While Moroccans continue to grant themselves Algerian outfits, songs and now even dishes, several well-known figures in Algeria have not turned a deaf ear in this regard.
Indeed, on social networks or even on TV sets, Algerians do their best to protect Algerian cultural references. In fact, you are not unaware that Algeria is full of many cultures within it, given the cultural diversification present in the four corners of the country. Something that has obviously aroused the envy of neighboring countries.
In particular, Morocco! Indeed, Moroccans are waging a culture war against Algeria. After the famous story of the Caftan and the songs, typically Algerian, reproduced during the World Cup, now it’s around traditional dishes. Known for her mad love for Algeria, Maroua The Doll Beauty did not hesitate to defend the heritage of her hometown.
Maroua The Doll Beauty defends the origin of an Algerian dish
It all started when the lovely brunette shared one of her favorite dishes on her Instagram account. It is about Garantita, in other words karantika in the west. Indeed, it is a dish of Oran origin prepared with chickpea flour. However, it would seem that the brotherly Moroccan people are still wrong on this detail.
A few minutes after posting said story, the influencer received a message from a user indicating that Garantita is a Moroccan dish from Oujda! The one who has 3 million subscribers on Instagram, rushed to defend the dish of her hometown. In detail, Maroua shared a screenshot which shows that Garantita is typically Algerian.
Moreover, she even wrote a few words, just to show Moroccans that they exaggerate a lot about the elements of Algerian heritage. Thus, we can read via the same story: “there are things that I can accept but still”, launched the Oranaise. So you will certainly have understood, the attacks against the wonderful Algerian culture are not about to stop!
