A BAJAN SATURDAY TRADITION

[@LifeWithJill]

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[@Krystallove117]

Waoo Barbadians look like us, Igbos in Nigeria.

[@LifeWithJill]

That's interesting but I'm not surprised since our ancestors are from West Africa🙂

[@daffodilindy]

Love your video. I look forward to being in Barbados next week.

[@LifeWithJill]

Cindy Windy thanks a lot! That's great, I hope that you have an awesome time!

[@zolakhadijah7634]

That was so nice of you to share Barbados with the world , thank you.💋

[@LifeWithJill]

Np I enjoy sharing the positives of my beautiful island, have a great day! 🙂🌟

[@zolakhadijah7634]

@@LifeWithJill are you carib as you look very carib , did you get your DNA done. I got mine done I am 50% carib.💋

[@LifeWithJill]

I’m not sure if I’m Carib and haven’t gotten my DNA done. Ohh okay that’s interesting. 👍🏽🙂

[@cherylmoore747]

Jill, as feedback please learn to manage the camera the speed is too fast and I couldn’t see what you wanted to explore. Having said that I enjoyed going along with you.

[@LifeWithJill]

Which part of the video exactly you couldn't see? This video is 3 years old & from what I recall, I was in the Pelican Village area, as seen in the video, went to a store there, got an outfit, then went over to the nearby market and got some fruits and finally bought some food from that area as well.

[@LifeWithJill]

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[@hongkong5858]

How much is it

[@LifeWithJill]

How much is what?

[@daffodilindy]

Are any of the fruits and veggies organic?

[@twinkitten1]

Cindy Windy well I'm from barbados and a lot of locals actually grow from scratch naturally (no chemicals just rain water and sun) at home. I have in my yard growing Limes, plenty plantain and banana trees, bonavis beans, pomegranate tree, okra, spinach, Karela/bitter gourd, soursop, sugar apple, aloe, guava. Some people have coconut trees in they yard growing, breadfruit trees all around, sweet potato, cassava, yam, Edoes etc etc etc. We love seafood, flying fish, sea egg, mahimahi, salted cod, reef fish and so much more....our national dish is coucou (cornmeal, okra and okra water cooked together and flying fish, or any fish of choice, my grandmother said it used to be a fish known as yellow coat. Another delicacy which you find bajan eating every Saturday is pudding and souse...pudding (raw sweet potato, onion, black pepper and other herbs grated and baked) souse ( cooked and pickled chicken feet or pig/pork ear, tongue, foot etc ) pickle is made from grated cucumber, lime and Scotch bonnet pepper, also added is pickled breadfruit ......

[@zolakhadijah7634]

@@twinkitten1 what a healthy garden you Have, I have also a healthy garden in Grenada as a bajans. And I am doing a flower estate keep up the good work.💋

[@daffodilindy]

@@twinkitten1 Thank you.

[@daffodilindy]

@@nimrodifill6573 curse???

[@sweetfate80]

Im here first day Barbados! Can you be my guide?

[@LifeWithJill]

Oh that’s great! Don’t really think you’ll need a guide for here tbh. It’s not too difficult to find places and to get around in Barbados. All that’s needed for travel is $2.00 for a Zr van, and the drivers of the vans are very helpful! Hope you enjoy Barbados! 🙂

[@rickflint3710]

Sexiest 👀ever!