- “Sago” in Sri Lankan cuisine refers to tapioca pearls, small, translucent balls made from the starch of the cassava root.
- sago pearls are a simple yet versatile ingredient, offering a slightly chewy texture when cooked.
- A popular Sri Lankan breakfast or snack. Sago pearls are cooked in water or milk, often flavored with coconut milk, jaggery (palm sugar), and spices like cardamom
