Some of the common foods made from maize in Kenya include:

- Ugali - a thick cornmeal porridge that is usually eaten with meat, vegetable or bean stew. Ugali is a staple food for most communities in Kenya.

- Posho - a cornmeal dough that is boiled in water until it reaches a dough-like consistency. It is usually served and eaten with stew, sauce or vegetables.

- Nshima - a porridge made from cornmeal that is popular among the Luhya community in western Kenya. It is usually eaten with meat, vegetable or bean dishes.

Other staple foods in Kenya include:

- Rice - Rice is also a popular grain, especially among the coastal communities. It is eaten with coconut milk-based curries or stews.

- Chapati - A flatbread made from wheat flour. Chapatis are a common accompaniment to meals in Kenya, used to scoop up stews and vegetables.

- Beans and vegetables - Beans, peas, kale, spinach and potatoes are common and an important source of protein and nutrients in the Kenyan diet. They are usually cooked with maize or served with ugali or rice.
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