A Jamaican & A St Lucian Swap Meals For A Day

[@EmpressSunshinesMother]

You need a better representation of Jamaica. Amy doesn’t even know that they eat Green banana in Jamaica and brought a normal yellow banana that was semi ripe🤦

[@LivingInTheShade]

BuzzFeed I am sorry but Amy is an awful representative of Jamaican food. She is supposed to do 2 dishes and she came up with a sweet and a drink? This one needs to be done again with someone that has a better knowledge of Jamaican food, this was really poor. I liked Mariah's dishes, if they were cooked properly, I know they would have been nice.

[@TJTOPBOY]

Maybe she’s just a bad cook lol

[@LivingInTheShade]

@@TJTOPBOY A bad cook with poor knowledge the worst combination 🙄

[@FraZzJ]

The drops no too bad, but most Jamaicans use Canned Carrot Juice, so I would not call it a Jamaican dish.

[@zoolio]

She also claimed Jamaicans use plantain rather than bananas. A Jamaican who has never heard of hard food. Smh

[@Basseyworld]

Agreed. I was excited to see vegan Jamaican food and none of this was actual food.

[@honeyb111]

As a Saint Lucian, I was so excited when I first saw this video. BUT... this ain't it.

[@aepiphane]

for rea!!! look like the lucian they pick didn't even know what tablet was....like nah.

[@rackybalboa]

You're not alone. As a Jamaican, this definitely was not it.

[@Janine-s3n]

They could of picked me 😂😂😂😂 I was available

[@zoolio]

A Jamaican claims they only use plantain instead of bananas and then proceeds to use the wrong bananas?? Hard food is a staple of Jamaican cuisine which contains green bananas. I won't even get into how she pronounced the word plantain. Jafakean

[@monikadunns9230]

I have no idea where you get such nonsense from. Jamaicans never and cannot mistake plantains for green bananas.

[@zoolio]

@@monikadunns9230 are you touched? I NEVER made that claim. I simply pointed out that this "Jamaican" claims Jamaicans use plantain instead of bananas when green bananas are a staple of Jamaican cuisine. Thank you for proving my point, because if this woman knew anything about Jamaican food she would never compare plantain to bananas.

[@niquelove2074]

@@monikadunns9230 Never dem bright! Smh

[@enigma4526]

I'm not even Caribbean but even I know both St Lucian and Jamaican food can preform much more than this, these aren't even meals, these are snacks.

[@lijcutube]

LMAO the girl using basically ripe bananas had me rolling.

[@VybzWithTati]

As a Jamaican I chuckled so bad.

[@santineagordon8465]

How the heck is coconut drops and carrot juice considered a "MEAL" 😂😂😂😂

[@lilyrain69]

IKR, i feel sadness (crying in vegan)

[@NeishaNineStarz]

Foolishness

[@ShwtyNameToya]

vegan meals lol

[@adriangrant6954]

@@NeishaNineStarz agreed and jackfruit and green banana what the heck

[@zellda.bootit2858]

Well we no she ain't a real Jamaican and never listen or cook with with her parents. Disgrace!!!!!

[@dc4510]

Being British born but of both islands' heritage, this was not representative. Hard food (including GREEN bananas) are part of Jamaican cuisine. They could have come with stew peas, callaloo soup (minus the meat), cornmeal porridge, ackee with fried dumpling and plantain, chickpea curry, dhalpuri and more Big up both the women though. It's hard to maintain all elements of the cultural cuisine as a third generation immigrant in the UK. Emphasises how important it is to teach the next generation of the full variety of our beautiful food.

[@ericawhittingham3838]

I loved the gesture between friends...stay friends ladies. But Amy my sister, visit your Nana a little more often 🇯🇲 ...every jamaican is totally intimate with jackfruit, green bananas and roasted breadfruit. Stay happy 😊

[@adriangrant6954]

She definitely needs to go visit her more because that carrot juice was a mess

[@Quammii]

These comments have me CRYING!!! everyone is upset. you set this girl up

[@forever_acrelane4348]

Do this again the Jamaican girl let us down

[@BDwightLake]

This video should be called British people struggle to make Caribbean food LOL That banana was RIPE. Green fig should remind you more of dasheen than plantain. Also never heard of jackfruit in SLU and even if it were used we'd never use it as a substitute for saltfish. This was wild LOL

[@CelineAG]

Love that you guys are trying to stay in touch with your Caribbean heritage but have any of you been to St Lucia or Jamaica before? Lets start with St Lucia, both the items from Jamaica are found commonly in St Lucia, I can't see how you have not had coconut drops before in St Lucia as well as carrot juice! The Lucian vegan food was better represented this time. As for the the Jamaican representation, well, just read the other comments.

[@purepsyc]

It hurt me as an island girl to see breadfruit coming out of a can! 😱

[@daniellelake7889]

I didn't even know it came in a can

[@J.H90]

@@daniellelake7889 saaaame! I’ve never seen that before lol

[@petersugar2185]

Tamara O'Flaherty. Exactly my thoughts nothing better than fresh!

[@sophiajames2988]

i totally agree ,

[@arose9871]

First I ever hear or see it in a tin😩

[@Stewy-xw9fz]

This Jamaican lady is embarrassing. The St Lucian lady is more Jamaican than her. She does not even know what breadfruit is. With the hundreds of Jamaican vegan dishes available, her two vegan Jamaican meals are carrot juice and Coconut drops. Make that make sense. Coconut drops is not a Jamaican dish. It is a Jamaican sweet treat. Carrot juice is not a Jamaican dish. It is a Jamaican vegetable juice. It's laughable to be honest.

[@sportreelz7025]

it doesnt make sense since Jamaica has some of the best and most vagan meals

[@shantina7439]

I was so excited until I saw what she chose for the "Jamaican dishes", the fact that she pronounced planTIAN instead of planTIN and did not know breadfruit 😩. That tree literally grows everywhere

[@kyshaunnembhard4872]

True

[@jaytea1709]

Green bananas and breadfruit are central to Jamaican cuisine. Surprised that a Jamaican girl is behaving like that.

[@davidscott3726]

Maybe her family from St Andrew😂😂

[@sportreelz7025]

@@davidscott3726 St Andrew full of these stuff, she's not a Jamaican born

[@TappaTop]

How are you Jamaican and never had green banana or breadfruit a.k.a. "food".

[@gezxygez449]

She is mixed

[@ShayKiana95]

in Jamaican culture there is cooked banana as well idk where she is coming from! it hurt to see she's never had it before lol 😭😭

[@maryjs4878]

😂😂

[@VybzWithTati]

And the banana looked almost ripe too.

[@FraZzJ]

Jamaicans eat a lot of Boiled Green Bananas and Roasted Breadfruit is also engrained in the culture. Only unique thing was the Jackfruit unfortunately.

[@normagordon1375]

Actually the jackfruit is not unique to us Jamaicans at all, we eat that and roast or boil the seeds as well. Jackfruit in a can no, we don't do!

[@jaliyahphillips4452]

@@normagordon1375 factsss

[@sportreelz7025]

@@normagordon1375 Me looking out at my Jackfruit Tree in the yard full of Jackfruit, like what is she talking about? Have she tried Jamaican vegan Jackfruit dishes? Where in Jamaica she from?

[@mahaliabarnes8195]

Girl you used the wrong banana it has to be green mainly found in markets or the Afro/Caribbean/Asian stores

[@deesballoons9506]

JESUS LOVES YOU AND REPENT HAVE AN AMAZING DAY AND STAY SAFE IN THE LORD

[@_______unknown_______]

@@deesballoons9506 so were the fuck is he

[@spiritualcleanse7115]

She's obviously not a real Jamaican.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

@@_______unknown_______ right there

[@tashae5868]

Did this woman boil ripe bananas smh redo plz we don’t claim her!

[@roxannanunes499]

Oh yes she did .

[@MrEliud1997]

i'm not gonna lie this is one of the most uninspiring videos i've ever watched. Like there is so much vegan Caribbean food from your respective islands but this is what you're serving????

[@MrEliud1997]

I beg you redo this video with different people

[@thaliachang]

She’s Jamaican and doesn’t know how to boil green bananas????

[@natashathomas1346]

A Yankee gyal dat

[@northside3701]

She's a British Jamaican..Her parents are yardie.. Dont matter Jamaican blood in her..

[@lazarus5595]

@@northside3701 She is a Yankee as she was not born in Jamaica. If you listen to her speak you can tell that her grandmother is the one from Jamaica and not her parents.

[@Maitland5]

Jamaican twice removed..her gran is Jamaican cut her some slack

[@lazarus5595]

@UCEcKVOe1m5WkATTAzCJsYpQ While the term Yankee is usually reserved for North Americans, there are Jamaicans who will use the term loosely to refer to people not born in Jamaica. You people claim anything. Half of that girl is white British and the other half of her hasn't set foot in Jamaica in two generations. It's not hard to look someone up.

[@LM-vg3fk]

The coconut drops is a snack, and this one is thick! In Guadeloupe, we make it in thin slices, it's easier to eat.

[@daniellevaughn4598]

Why not find cooks that are actually in the locations (country)? Like have a cook (born, raised, currently lives in Jamaica) make a dish, and the other person (in this case a St Lucian) follow along, and then try it. Then vice versa. I feel kind of bad that these young ladies are getting roasted for not being authentic.

[@BDwightLake]

At this point I think the point is to have them fail so the comments will be lit 🤣

[@NatBelance]

She could’ve made vegan brown stew with rice & peas or curry with white rice or Ackee with no salt fish like really!? SMH

[@normagordon1375]

Yuh nuh!

[@NeishaNineStarz]

Or she could’ve did steam calalloo with boiled green banana and boiled dumplings. One the easiest ital things she could’ve made.

[@petersugar2185]

@@NeishaNineStarz I really thought she was going to cook callaloo 1st dish for real. You can tell she really far from the kitchen and culture

[@just_plain_ol_kym]

Listen I was expecting some Curry chickpeas with rice or some Ital stew and maybe some callaloo with yam, green banana, sweet potato...she let me down big time

[@lolastclaire3062]

Where they get this Jamaican from???😂😂

[@maryjs4878]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dustynsmyth1778]

Its as if she watched one youtube video of jamaican vegan snacks and decided that was an accurate representation of jamaican food

[@steago8769]

Then a the ripe banana you boil ma? Pack u bag, u need to spen time in Jamaica for a month 😂😂

[@normagordon1375]

Fi true! 😂😂😂

[@VenissaBruce]

6 months tops

[@steago8769]

@@VenissaBruce something like that

[@carol-anneparkes1237]

It's the plan-tane that's upset me... no man... ah muss Jamaica New York she is representing

[@sportreelz7025]

@@carol-anneparkes1237 Even other caribbean islanders in New York knows how to prepare JA food, her accent isnt from NY

[@RamiahMorris]

As a St. Lucian this was absolutely ridiculous. St. Lucia has far better dishes than what was shown here...for example Boullion, accra, fried bake & salt fish with cocoa tea ect...nice idea but...not enough research was done concerning St. Lucia dishes

[@leonardlee8869]

The Jamaican girl definitely did not grow up in Jamaica either what the Jamaican dish that she told her to make was totally garbage does those are not even a dish that's like some kind of snack and a beverage can BuzzFeed please do research before they actually make these people disgrace themselves on KZbin

[@Shy20nine]

Wasn’t that an unripe yellow banana Amy used 🥴 green banana is grass green. Amy did not represent Jamaica well at all. She chooses a sweet and drink instead of 2 of the plethora of Jamaican foods she had to choose from and then proceeded to say Jamaicans don’t use green banana when we most definitely do. Buzz feed needs to redo this with someone who is way more in tune with their Jamaican roots & the food cause Amy doesn’t seem to be.

[@arieledwards6994]

How is she jamaican and not familiar with Boiled banana 🤔

[@sportreelz7025]

She is not, maybe a Jamaican Parent

[@jardeennervais9959]

im a little disappointed by the video. was expecting some real vegan jamaican dishes to be shown but them vegan lucian dishes look good. 🇱🇨

[@gearriewest3302]

Both girls need to spend time in their respective islands and observe the culture, step foot outside of the hotel resort, visit family. Eat and try local & traditional food.

[@sarahwashington1461]

This looks amazing! Can you do another segment with non vegans please.

[@georgefrancis1692]

How is coconut drops and carrot juice a dish?!!!

[@cherenee5982]

Where do I start? Did the Jamaican woman boil a ripe banana? Boiled green banana is a staple in Jamaican cuisine, so I find it interesting that the Jamaican woman seemed unfamiliar with it. She also mentioned friend plantain. Yes, Jamaicans fry plantain, but we also have it boiled. Was she unfamiliar with breadfruit? If you are going to represent the culture, please do it properly or leave it to someone who actually knows it. Also, there is a difference between being Jamaican and being someone of Jamaican descent. That lady neva born and grow ah yaad.

[@ajleed2933]

The Jamaican said “Plan-TAIN” as it should be pronounced! Not “Plan-TIN”😌….my carribean friends would be let down by this video!😂

[@VenissaBruce]

Her granny maybe need help to. Plantaiiiinnnn watttt lol 😂 N forgot to tell her about green banana . Imma do a world wide trip for born or decendant Jamaicans to go dig a yam hill , go to the markettttt ( see green banana everywhere) ,go bathe in di bucket , etccccc. Lol free of cost to sustain our dignity n free the culture of wannaaabeees

[@jardeennervais9959]

right! i hate when they say "plantin" i get so mad lol

[@arose9871]

This was a trainwreck. The "Jamaican" is questionable. She didn't know anything about the culture...She acted as if she didn't know green banana and breadfruit are staples in Jamaica🤦🏾‍♀️....then she proceeds to boil ripe banana. Please redo this with more knowledgeable Jamaicans. Foolishness

[@dustynsmyth1778]

Lets not even start with the way she pronounced plantain...

[@xwidexeyesx]

Loooooooool what did I just watch?

[@zoolio]

A video with someone who has Jamaican heritage but has no clue what Jamaican cuisine is. Imagine saying Jamaicans don't use bananas when a large staple of the diet is hard food which contains green bananas.

[@Day-Day19]

A comedy show

[@paigegrant3724]

Ummm coconut drops are EVERYWHERE in the Caribbean if you don't know this your not a Caribbean and which Caribbean island doesn't do carrot juice???? Not a good swap at all sorry girls

[@rivolverocelot3010]

Yall got vegans for Carribean food? Cmon now

[@prissylily25]

Do this OVER!! Horrible representation of our Jamaican culture! Whew!

[@ldnjade9874]

As a mix of both this is nice to see

[@SMPink]

We need another representative for Saint Lucia. We literally don't use jack fruit...ever. I understand substituting saltfish... but with jackfruit? Wth.. I've been living here 29 years and never had jackfruit once.... only place iver ever heard of that is from Jamaicans... mess.

[@dustynsmyth1778]

I knew something was up when she claimed saltfish and jackfruit was saint Lucia's national dish. Had me raising an eyebrow as a jamaican .. our national dish is ackee and saltfish and i know for a fact jackfruit is prevalent in jamaica 😭

[@iyannabest6272]

Did she just say breadfruit is a potato????????????

[@normagordon1375]

Lmaf!

[@genneywithag9960]

Been waiting for a St. Lucian!!! But girl you should’ve known the first dish!! You did good I’m Rooting for you but 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@NeishaNineStarz]

The Jamaican didn’t represent us well. She could’ve came better than this.

[@mahoganysoulll]

I don't understand why they don't get actual Caribbean's, instead of those with Caribbean decent. Or change the title to "descendant of Jamaica" lol

[@normagordon1375]

Shi a nuh nuh true yaadie! Fi r grannie a di yaadie!

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

@@mahoganysoulll They dont have to. If your parents are Jamaican then you are Jamaican regardless.

[@mahoganysoulll]

@@AnastasiaLUVSU well, yes.

[@spiritualcleanse7115]

@@mahoganysoulll you were right the first time. They're not true Jamaicans. They're British.

[@lolastclaire3062]

Jamaicans cook green bananas all day everyday😏

[@SW_Wilson]

Ummmmm…… Yeah, no. Nope. I’m not even Caribbean but this just looks off.

[@samantharodger5636]

Dis yah jamaican gal Neva ready a rass

[@lisasilvera636]

Yes definitely English girl vs English girl in a not authentic style cooking

[@santineagordon8465]

The jamaican does know about boiled green bananas and roasted breadfruit and ps that is NOT close to being roasted breadfruit 😂😂😂😂😂 this is the worst video i have ever seen

[@dustynsmyth1778]

"Jamaican" for starters she says plantain like she's african and somehow shes never heard of hard food.......yk what lemme shut my mouth before i say something regrettable.

[@authenticone6399]

Jah jah Amy your granny ago slap yuh inna yuh back. Yuh mean to tell me say you couldn't do some Brown stew chicken or maybe even cabbage and rice. And amy yuh wrong about banana and plantains. To be honest Amy your not a raw born Jamaican cause your knowledge about banana is very foreign. Amy yuh juice never needed because yuh shoulda do a 2nd dish instead.

[@ericawhittingham3838]

@AUTHENTICONE..yu fi tap ee...behave yuself and mi seerius...at 4am yu Ave mi a lauf tears @slap yu🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dustynsmyth1778]

She is vegan so maybe not the brown stew, but she could have done red pea soup 😭 its a deep embarrassment im feeling watching this here video

[@LM-vg3fk]

Wait, did she just say breadfruit was a potato? Lady, HOW?! No, please, you should go back and learn, it is a fruit, that's why we call it breadfruit! It grows on trees! It tastes kind of potatoey but it's a fruit. And please, tell the jamaican girl that her bananas were not green at all, she misunderstood the assignment, I'm sorry. She even had the audacity to cook canned breadfruit and use this fake piece of a chili, when you can find these fresh in exotic markets. Nope, this is not right.

[@lisasilvera636]

She is not jamaican and that's not really a good Impression of jamaican food

[@behoney00]

Amy gives Kerri Hilson and Leona Lewis

[@VenissaBruce]

Can we do a vet before given them roles to represent a whole country. I said wat I said.

[@sharonfelix167]

The comments are hurting my belly.. 😂😂

[@Novk010]

They don’t have the actual bread fruit out there ? The canned one is not it

[@jacquelinestewart3682]

I am surprised I was born here of Jamaican heritage and can cook better, than both of these island girls. Sorry.

[@Novk010]

@@jacquelinestewart3682 the Jamaican one is definitely not really connected to her culture. Wasn’t a good representation.

[@ZeniaMcIntosh]

We have the actual breadfruit. If she’d give it the right shop, she’d have found breadfruit, green bananas and scotch bonnet.

[@normagordon1375]

Coconut drops and carrot juice does not a meal/ dish make! Kmt!

[@76shakes]

How those banana looks so yellow she said green banana 🤣

[@Datherbalist2k10]

Amy aint jamaican she neva even say plantain good 😂

[@AT-gu8by]

Mariah! We don’t cook St Lucian dishes with olive oil, we’re not Italians🙄

[@cassglow]

I’m not even Jamaican and im hurt that there wasn’t ackee with provisions 💀🌚 byeeeee

[@ttislandgirl3260]

Every Island is different Trini drops are different , but I'm going to try that coconut drops

[@spiritualcleanse7115]

Authentic coconut drops include grated ginger. She didn't make authentic Jamaican drops.

[@petersugar2185]

@@spiritualcleanse7115 exactly when they do these videos. Put real people who know them roots

[@ttislandgirl3260]

@@spiritualcleanse7115 Thank you for the info ❤️🇹🇹

[@spiritualcleanse7115]

It's overcooked imo, plus it had no ginger. It doesn't represent Jamaican drops well.

[@Gabby2Fresh]

Amy Amy Amy! Come on Amy! 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@graceboyce4912]

I am very disappointed of this extremely poor representation of my beautiful Caribbean authentic delicious tasty cuisine/food : the best in the world . Disappointed in its authenticity in the way of flavour ,taste presentation and content. Although I didn't taste the food it dont look very appetising/appealing . Obviously this media platform is an opportunity that you use to show case to the world Caribbean delicious food : so then why is it that you choose to present to the world this very little knowledge on taste of the Caribbean with this very poor representation of our delicious mouth water tasty food.. You didn't represent Caribbean food very well ar all (ps dont give up your day job)

[@betterthenyoux1387]

as soon as i heard vegan i had to close the vid 😂😂😂😂

[@dustynsmyth1778]

But even at yard they have a plethora of vegan dishes.. the jamaican girl was really a disappointment

[@LionessExplores]

The way this triggered me 🤦🏾‍♀️ Amy so we don’t nyam boil green banana? If she’s never heard of hard food or doesn’t know why we call it breadfruit then please refrain from telling people your 🇯🇲. 😂 Amy just ah shame we with her sweet and drink

[@swefty69]

Sa Ka Fete, wat a gwaan yahso. english girl vs english girl lol

[@deesballoons9506]

Jesus LOVES YOU AND REPENT HAVE AN AMAZING DAY AND STAY SAFE IN THE LORD

[@VenissaBruce]

I'm assuming the st Lucian messed up the dish too . Lol yup . English wash out VS. English semi washout .

[@lisaboateng701]

Love the clash 🎉

[@socialwork63]

This 'Jamaican' is clearly not the genuine article when she is not even articulating the correct 'Jamaican way" to say Plant tin as opposed to Plant Tain......this is a big no, no. The mere fact that she did not even use a scotch bonnet pepper........smh.....hmm well her tastes have clearly been heavily diluted by her European side.

[@missfields]

At least she said juk instead of poke 🤣🤣

[@zoolio]

She also said that Jamaicans use plantain instead of bananas. What Jamaican has never heard of hard food?

[@zoolio]

@Jay's First Lot Lizard I'd disagree that Jamaican food is stodgy British food or fusion food. Hard food, ackee and saltfish, rice and peas, jerk, callaloo etc have no European or British influences at all.

[@queenofnyc5584]

European got nothing to do with it she just can’t cook or know anything about Jamaican food

[@Quammii]

@@zoolio exactly!!

[@VenissaBruce]

Is she really jamaican though.can we say Jamaican decendantttt , ...boil banana is very normal In j.a ... some needs to be brought homeeee cause they won't learn everything . But boil banana though....... -_-

[@First._.Last.]

This is nothing about the food, but: I'm looking at both your faces, enjoying them. Distinctive and vastly different from the other...it makes it harder still to understand why so many people struggle to look so nearly the same.

[@paulinehowell9600]

As Dawn Penn would say No No No

[@selinalianne]

This gyal ain’t Jamaican 😂😂😂😂

[@PuppyPawsGamingYT]

This video dosnt really make vegan food look appealing.

[@zoolio]

IKR. Doesn't make Jamaican food look good either. Amy could have gone with red pea soup, a callaloo dish, a vegan veggie patty, jerk tofu/tempah, stew peas etc. the list is endless.... but she chose to go with coconut drops and carrot juice.

[@PuppyPawsGamingYT]

@@zoolio please tell me more of this red pea soup.. i adore soups

[@kissedbyarose5169]

@@PuppyPawsGamingYT KZbin a video

[@PuppyPawsGamingYT]

@@kissedbyarose5169 i wanted to know thier interpretation since they mentioned it.

[@VenissaBruce]

I feel like Donald Trump posted this to piss us off.

[@delight876]

No no no, what is this An absolute insult to the Jamaican cuisine. (and it's plant...in)

[@Gelenvader3]

😂😂😂 we eat boil banana all the time muma

[@niquelove2074]

All da time.....

[@spiritualcleanse7115]

She can't be a real Jamaican. It's obvious.

[@justash1993]

That doesn't look like coconut drops. It looks like nut cakes 😕

[@dustynsmyth1778]

Exactly my thought. Coconut drops are CRUNCHY and hard and crystallized with sugar...

[@christinap9620]

Never made carrot juice like that before

[@normagordon1375]

Me neither!

[@ZeniaMcIntosh]

No one has!

[@ivorymarie82]

Yall are PISSED. These comments. 😂😂😂

[@Mel-os5eh]

That was not a Scotch bonnet! That was a red chilli 🌶😂

[@lateefha8296]

This needs to be done again because what.

[@lashawnayvonne1680]

WAIT THEY MAKE BREAD FRUIT IN A CAN!!!!?????

[@dustynsmyth1778]

If you want to eat canned breadfruit then you can get the same effect by leaving breadfruit in water for several weeks. It will be soggy, soft and flavourless.

[@kemi182]

This is fraud. TEK IT DOWN PRONTO!

[@AlwaysTubin9213]

Thank you for the trypophobia warning.

[@destinyccxo]

Oh lord thank goodness I saw your comment because I would’ve freaked out

[@deesballoons9506]

JESUS LOVES YOU AND REPENT HAVE AN AMAZING DAY AND STAY SAFE IN THE LORD

[@AT-gu8by]

We also have coconut drops in St Lucia, Grenada, all over the Caribbean.

[@minimalkersh]

But wait… we make coconut drops in st lucia but its called “tablet” and I’ve never seen this jack fruit dish in st lucia…. Must be another st lucia😂😂😂😂

[@bakeyfoxey6360]

There's a Hausa (north Nigerian) snack that's like the Jamaican coconut drop. It's called kwakimeti and it's also coconut and sugar but we shred our coconut.

[@MRLONG758]

We shred it in the Caribbean too. Different people prepare it differently

[@Maitland5]

The shredded/grated one with brown sugar is called musmus but it is not very common. There is a grated one with white sugar and pink coloring called grater cake and then there is gizzarda/gizzada coconut in a pie crust. The drops after cooking is placed on quailed banana leaf ( which adds another flavour) to cool. ➕️ it's cooked with lots of ginger

[@rackybalboa]

In Jamaica we also have grater cake and gizzada, which use grated coconut. I need to check out the Hausa you mentioned.

[@heyyyoyoyo]

Here we go again! Yall don't have no one else to represent st lucia mun lmaoooo

[@MrsIntrovert]

finally go jamaica

[@deesballoons9506]

JESUS LOVES YOU AND REPENT HAVE AN AMAZING DAY AND STAY SAFE IN THE LORD

[@bkbaidan]

Why did you guys put Amy on?

[@leonardlee8869]

Is that girl really Jamaican? Because she made a snack and juice for a meal she could have actually made callaloo or cabbage with dumpling and banana and something come on there's a lot of vegan option in Jamaica

[@jisooschrist8811]

🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨

[@jennsawh6604]

So we all say "juke" #guyanese