Everyone In Jamaica Loves This Breakfast?!!

[@mauriceharvey1084]

VERY IMFORMATIVE ❤LET GET HER TO 500 K ❤SHE DESERVES IT ❤WHO AGREES ?💯💋❤🇰🇳

[@MissTrudyy]

Yay! 500k let’s go! 😀🙌🏼

[@mybit7470]

AGREE!

[@1honeybeeStingDem481]

8

[@renate5390]

​@@MissTrudyy, does Wode Maya have two channels on KZbin?

[@sjariciamercera86]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@corydouglas-ms7lj]

Africa we love you. Thanks for coming to Jamaica

[@jordank1998]

Trudy dogs roam around the streets in Africa too, that's their natural way of living. It's only in the west that dogs are taken out for walks.

[@VlogginTherapy]

😂right

[@godschildAmen]

I love how generous Jamaicans are. I am learning a lot from your videos dearest. Please continue to bring more videos.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you, I will

[@allnewsoldmusic120]

When I moved to America I learned a hard lesson; people find it hard to accept kindness here; they think you are an idiot or weak when you should kindness to them, or the take advantage of you.

[@abenimamafrimaroon95]

✋🏾Trudy has a lovely gentle spirit about her, and so considerate and diplomatic, when needed💖💖 A beautiful lady. Glad you tried the National dish, and breakfast options. Plantain porridge or Peanut porridge, delish 😋🇯🇲🇯🇲 Africans and Caribbeans, coming more and more together. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇯🇲🇯🇲Together we are stronger. Dat mi ah seh 🤜🏾🤛🏾

[@f6876]

For such a small island Jamaica has a LARGE variety of different foods, vegetables and culinary dishes. 🇯🇲

[@thefirstjean-pierrefromjam7996]

We have food from every continent

[@MissTrudyy]

That is true

[@everythingbeautifulalways6118]

Creativity, our ancestors made dishes from everything they grow and what they have at home.We don't have all of this every morning,we have what some of this.

[@Beatboxpoet_Media]

Jamaica is the 3rd largest island in the Caribbean ,nothing small about it

[@nmbrown4076]

​@beatboxpoet6225 it's small compared to most African countries

[@karenkane2922]

That's what you called one love, one unity one people. Its called we are all mama Africa children and that why we should be our brothers keepers where ever we go in this world. Naturally loving people.

[@deepaslifestyle3559]

Who is trudy fans rise ur hands ❤. I'm always love her videos bcz she shows different in vlog

[@MissTrudyy]

You are so sweet! Thank you! ❤

[@NaveenOgana]

🙌

[@dionnejohnson6954]

Soo true

[@adre412]

Thanks for visiting our country and trying our food. Bless up!!!🇯🇲🇰🇪🇬🇭

[@trevorbolto4436]

The best meal of the day for many Jamaicans is breakfast! Lunch can be light until dinner time!

[@MissTrudyy]

Good to know…

[@tomoyapryce5087]

Accurate! 💯 I’m use to a heavy breakfast. As such I don’t even like sandwiches 🥪 I’m not use to having toast, bagels 🥯 etc.

[@rebeccaphaleni6156]

I literally learned a lot from Trudy and Maya's vlogs regarding Jamaicans and their culture, beautiful ❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

I'm so glad!

[@reggaeflavaz585]

We brought our culture right here to the motherland. We're loving it here in Kenya.

[@villengee]

That's why I believe Jamaican cookery is the most innovative throughout the Caribbean

[@trudykroll7429]

And taste best 😂

[@MissTrudyy]

I totally get it…

[@bryanbriby8191]

Str888

[@markboyce8169]

I concur❤

[@JumaaneDale]

Facts

[@Explore_With_Hostess_Gloria]

She is slowly stealing my heart ❤❤❤ I love her eyes....

[@Narsha43]

It’s very similar in Haiti 🇭🇹 we eat very heavily in the morning but not all varieties of food. It’s very common in the islands to eat big meals early morning and afternoon but dinner is usually lite!

[@Itsthe-jyeshta-ascendant]

Not so common, I spent time in st Vincent and they love to eat bread and pork. I get hungry and weak if I eat bread for breakfast, I have to have a good meal… I don’t have to eat again until dinner, just snack or smoothie in the day time.

[@franklinbrown5625]

Btw we sometimes have the codfish without ackee along with fried dumplin or ground provision such as green banana, yam, plantain etc

[@donovantaylor3137]

ackee and codfish with rice for dinner

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for sharing

[@cirocgurl5444]

I appreciate you guys loving on our culture like this….thanks for showcasing Jamaica in such a beautiful light

[@suzieug6580]

Am always here 😅 to show support Trumaya's gang for life ❤️ 💃

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwww! Thank you

[@FullyBlessed4880]

Have you guys tried Cornmeal porridge? Its really good too

[@jenniferchance5636]

MissTrudy, We Jamaicans uses everything TO MAKE juice and porridge

[@MissTrudyy]

It’s so cool

[@nattyb2924]

Relationship matters! Facts!!! Love my Jamaican people!

[@MissTrudyy]

I know, right?

[@purposedriven2020]

Awesome content Great tour guide, he's a Subject Matter Expert in Ackee...does he have a channel? Where did you stay?

[@jasminspepperpot8156]

Communal

[@paulbillett1488]

We Jamaicans are the best 😃😃😃✔️🇯🇲🇯🇲 proud

[@MissTrudyy]

For sure 😀

[@teronward7570]

I know a lot of Jamaicans who says its the best country but they choose to live in a boring place like Virginia. Why is this?

[@Itsthe-jyeshta-ascendant]

@@teronward7570the economy, they make money twice as fast that’s all! They go back home and build their homes and retire. We as Jamaican, we love to expand and explore we don’t stay in one place, there is not a single country without a jamaican

[@wallachop2289]

We Jamaicans always acknowledge the fact that we came from the motherland Africa listen to reggae music is about us going back to Africa

[@reggaeflavaz585]

Yes, and we Jamaicans are here on the motherland. We have a community based right here in Nairobi.

[@Roadbunny777]

Everybody who tried Jamaican food says it's the best, that's why I love my beautiful island 🏝 1 ❤ 🇯🇲

[@bettiebe]

Look how the table is packed with delicious food. Enjoy queen ❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Yes! Jamaicas can really feed you! 😊

[@mariandohnani9488]

,​@@MissTrudyy

[@beverleyhunter7788]

Jamaican's make the best food full stop!!!

[@reggaeflavaz585]

Yes we do!

[@gracewright8782]

Africa we love you ! You are welcome to our land anytime! We are one ! We are enjoying these beautiful videos our brother and sisters are making show casing our land! Thank you!

[@trevorbolto4436]

I enjoy that guy explaining the old "bata" system of the old days in Jamaica which I remembered well!

[@MissTrudyy]

Am glad you did

[@eleisha5054]

Barter

[@jasminspepperpot8156]

Ppl in country still do it

[@priscajean-baptiste6183]

Haitians also use the plantain to make poulridge. We also use sweet potatoes to make what's called, a sweet potato bread.

[@annettejohnson2683]

Cashew is also poisonous if not roasted to release the gases.

[@joymckay1492]

Thats right

[@joyceakoto9522]

Trudy, you look great. Make a picture of you sipping from the coconut, frame that picture and hang it in your living room. It will look so beautiful.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for the tip!

[@herbandspicekitchen]

“This is a very dangerous kind of meal” Miss Trudy you crack me up 😂 this is so normal to us. Glad you are enjoying Jamaican delicious cuisine. ❤❤

[@CarltonWatson-w2b]

BLESS UP YOURSELF TRUDY AND MAYA, WELCOME TO JAMAICA,

[@moniquemahon7396]

In Jamaica 🇯🇲 we tun we han and mek fashion. We can cook stones and you will enjoy it 😅

[@poetalegalis3635]

You also use coconut 🥥 oil for your skin and hair oil, many cook dishes , and many baked treats 🙏

[@Telsa-Vision]

Thanks for educating us on the Ackee fruit this is great information to have, I appreciate you Ms Trudy!

[@MissTrudyy]

Welcome dear

[@kevinoconnor2204]

As long as the ackee is open its safe even if you pick the closed ones and put it down until it opens i should know i have 18 trees at home and i sold 87 bags of closed ones to buyers for export yesterday the just wait a few days until they are opened then sort and process and canned them so as long as you don't open it yourself its 100% safe to eat.

[@FullyBlessed4880]

Yes It's delicious and safe to eat just allow it to open on its own. NEVER open it

[@christinecooper3419]

Welcome to Jamaica 🇯🇲 much love and blessings ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏👃👃👍

[@missbaileyofficial]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 is so richly blessed with such rich culture ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Koromadaniel-e1y]

This will be my prayers till it comes to pass. The prayer is " I wish I will one day meet wode Maya and Trudy, PLO Lumumba and Dr Arikana. I prayed it come to pass,IJN amen. Love from Sierra Leone❤❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

God answers prayers… I will see you soon.

[@kevinoconnor2204]

One love from Jamaica to the motherland mama Africa ❤

[@Koromadaniel-e1y]

@@MissTrudyy thank you and amen to my prayers

[@boakyefelicia2480]

The food looks very tasty and yummy, Mr and Mrs Maya enjoy yourselves to the maximum ❤❤❤

[@kissedbyarose5169]

JAMAICA 🇯🇲- SPRINT, FOOD, MUSIC AND VIBES CAPITAL OF THE WORLD

[@MissTrudyy]

I totally agree

[@debbieherbert1]

Wow this amazing all that good in the morning I want to visit Jamaica 🇯🇲 😅❤❤❤❤❤ thanks for welcoming Trudy and Maya to your country ❤❤❤❤ Jamaica be ready for me 🥰

[@handymom1966]

To make the plantain or banana porridge we grate it then boil the water season the water with salt, nutmeg and cinnamon then add the grated banana or plantain key is to keep stirring then add your coconut milk let that cook for 10 mins then sweeten to taste with condensed milk and a little vanilla

[@sharonscott822]

Trudy my babygirl I have eaten ackee all my life I love it with salted fish so much he is right as long as it’s open it’s great my dear nuff love💝💝🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Troublelinktv]

Glad your enjoying your time here.💪🏾🔥💪🏾

[@allnewsoldmusic120]

Nutritionist recommend eating heavy meals in the Mornings or lunchtime because we burn the calories off during the day! But eating heavy dinners when we slow down in the evenings cause weight gain.

[@joymckay1492]

Yes. Caused weight gain.

[@LifestyleGardener]

Their home is so beautiful! I love it!❤

[@wendywitter7523]

Jamaican 🇯🇲 here living in America . This is nostalgic I’m so missing home 🥲 oh by the way not all Jamaicans eat heavy in the morning like that .

[@kimmyblessed1636]

You can buy porridge mixes in the supermarkets to carry with you

[@vanettphillips7737]

Hello Miss Trudy and Maya good to see you all are enjoying Jamaica. Some Jamaicans in South Florida have Ackee trees in there backyard. It will grow where ever it’s warm…USA 🇺🇸 watching 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@elainefrancis5779]

Trudy I love you,I really appreciate you Girllllll keep vloging my prayers goes out to you and your family much love hun

[@hahaha70263]

Great vid. It's so cute how Miss Trudy and Wode Maya was fascinated yet apprehensive of collecting ackee. The name ackee comes from the Ghanaian Akan word: Akye Fufo. As you know ackee is the national fruit of Jamaica. However because of ackee being synonymous with Jamaica, even the ackee poisoning is named 'Jamaican Vomiting Sickness'. I'm glad you're loving Jamaican food/cuisine.👍😋 You've gotta try Curry Goat, Jerk Pork, Jerk Chicken, etc.

[@eaglelily7138]

Trudy take the seed and take to Kenya and plant it in your Country tell your people how to picking up and preparing to cooking ❤

[@trudykroll7429]

Hello egg and bread is when we dont have any money lol. Yes we eat heavy in the mornings. And we love porridge as well. Ackee can be eaten raw as well. Once it is open by the air and sun it is safe. You wont be poison by it. Most people eat it cooked but it can be eaten raw as well but most of us are afraid to consume it that way. Yes we walk and pick fruits from our neighbours trees once it hang on the outside lol. Nobody dies from starvation in Jamaica. Because if someone knocks on our gates and say they are hungry we give them something. Food or money but most times food. Because we dont want them to buy drugs with it if they seems off in the head.

[@Tameka876]

Kmt I always have money and still eat egg n bread 🍞 u dum*

[@amnestytv9468]

All TruMaya gangs let me see your hands 🙌 up....wishing u all a happy ending January see u in February. ❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Same to you

[@missbaileyofficial]

Wow! Maya and Trudy learning a lot of different things about Jamaican culture! Amazing ❤❤❤❤ we will react the same when we go to Africa as well 😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@cleverB634]

Growing up in Jamaica, we use to eat bread only on special occasions or if we are very tired. It would be cooked food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. My parents took better care of me than I do myself. We use to eat a lot of vegetables and very little meat

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for sharing

[@Itsthe-jyeshta-ascendant]

We use to we cook food to take on the day

[@kawasyacynthia6358]

Truddy your videos are on another level keep working hard . you motivate me so much be blessed.

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwww. Thank you for your kind words ❤️

[@princess87759]

Let Jamaicans come to invest in hotel industry in Kenya and Ghana. I love their food

[@miriamojwang9881]

I love the sound of this.

[@shana-kayepusey1857]

Good idea. We can share dishes and how to prepare, especially ackee, which is common in Ghana. I know Jamaicans would love to know the recipe for ackee soup.

[@yvonneb3074]

There is a Real Jamaican Club and restaurant in Ghana

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Miss Trudy, I love this vlog! I am so happy you are enjoying our food. In Jamaica our dogs roam free in the neighborhood. They go and hangout with their friends and they come home when they are ready.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you! I loved it! 😋 hahah! Hang out with their friends! 😅

[@kuyahkudey3217]

@@MissTrudyy I really enjoyed meeting you and Wode Maya! You are just as beautiful in person as you look on your channel. Most of all, your beautiful personality shines through online and in person. I really love your hair and I hope your cousin will show us how she got your hair to look so beautiful!

[@kedishawalkercooper7377]

😂😂😂, while or dem guh hustle for food and come back like they haven't eaten all morning

[@kuyahkudey3217]

@@kedishawalkercooper7377 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yes. The ones in Mandeville hang out at the food court and near the shopping plazas, Jamaica's version of a mall, where all the restaurants are. There is a dog in my neighborhood who enjoys a walk on the beach every day and he visits his dog and pple friends on the beach.

[@kuyahkudey3217]

@@MissTrudyy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Their friends are people and other dogs in the area. They are free and very confident.😊

[@nana2ka166]

yes we know plantain porridge..we also use the green banana for aneamia and iron deficiency

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

I love custard too , can't wait to try the plantain porridge..

[@mavisburke495]

Their idea of custard does not seem from to come coconut.

[@broAnansi]

The ackee seed can be used to make a drink. There is a commercial soda made from ackee seed available in Jamaica

[@Truly_Afrikan]

Yes Maya av tried the porridge,the plantain porridge here in tz we call mtori but mixed mith beef then blended, the fruit its here too but we see it as one of the wild fruit.

[@teacherbrad9534]

Nice. I'd take some of that breakfast right now. Happy you are enjoying the best food in the world.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you 😋

[@handl3_me]

All those foods are traditional breakfast, but yes not everyone will have it everyday. Glad you guys are enjoying yourselves and made to feel welcome.

[@sjariciamercera86]

👌👌👍👍good one... thank you..... Ms Trudy

[@prosperousnatasha8153]

This was an educational video learned so much about ackee

[@Narsha43]

Yes, we do have green plantain porage in Haiti but with milk, vanilla, cinnamon, and a pinch of sugar

[@hyacinthmckenzie406]

Hi Trudy & young man! Ackee is our national dish, with salted codfish. You should try it; It's very nice. I am a Jamaican Canadian. Enjoy my native land. Jamaica Land, we love.

[@monicamacharia1014]

Beautiful indeed it's good to make memories.Thanks Trudy

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for listening

[@delvabromfield7858]

Grate food Enjoy it i am from Jamaica the land of wood and water i am from Jamaica 🇯🇲 living in Canada 🇨🇦 god bless you all 🎉🎉❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks so much

[@elizabethfairley6460]

Miss Trudy, I think you should get your note book out and write down the recipes and cooking methods of all the tasty foods you enjoy in Jamaica, so you can prepare them for you your family back home to enjoy.

[@MissTrudyy]

Omg! Totally

[@josephinebrevig8748]

@@MissTrudyythat’s a vlogging challenge and a beautiful idea. Stand out with your content and keep them coming sweet heart. Just loving your content. This YT space needs you. You are so good at what you do …much love ❤❤❤❤

[@0tismadaline]

I love that about about Jamaicans too,all tge meal looks yummy 😋 am learning alot from your vlogs

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks… stay tuned in. More coming

[@franklinbrown5625]

Che k out steam fish with pumpkin and okra or escovitch fish. Tun yuh hand a mek fashon

[@MissTrudyy]

I will

[@tonifergie1423]

Yes we will.. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 we eat well so we don’t get hungry through the day… Enjoy.. Send some my way.. A beg.. Love you guys..

[@mr.yardie]

👋🏾👍🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲🔥🆙️🔝🚫🧢💯 wellcome to jamaican food..wedont usually have that much variety on a daily.. we do that mostly when we have visitors...but yes one or two of those meals with the sides.. yes as a chef myself.. Jamaicans eat well for those who have it like that.... Jamaicans are beautiful they make so much out of nothing... love my people..

[@A.Walker.]

Hope you guys get to visit LOVER'S LEAP, in St. Elizabeth, before you go. Breathtaking! Happy travels!🥰🇬🇭🌹🇰🇪❣️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@nickara203]

My mom shared with me that you could use the ackee skin to wash clothes- it creates suds. This is in Jamaica’s rural area on the southern coast back in the 60s. Some spanish speaking countries also call ackee guarana. It has a high caffeine content and can be also used for energy drinks. Update: Guarana is not the same as ackee but it does come from the same scientific family.

[@MissTrudyy]

Wow! Really? Am learning a lot!

[@AckeeEater.]

"Some spanish speaking countries also call ackee guarana." -- Although they're from the same family-- sapindaceae, That's a different fruit. Ackee comes from West Africa; guarana is from the Amazon area. --Æ.

[@mavisburke495]

What never heard that information before "energy drink"

[@nickara203]

@@AckeeEater. I stand corrected. Thank you for clarifying that information.

[@Itswhitney2]

Hey, Trudy always watching 😊

[@MissTrudyy]

I always appreciate you.

[@Itswhitney2]

@@MissTrudyy 🫶🏾❤️🫶🏾

[@babajideodusina259]

My dear sister please tell your husband that one of the fufu weh he de chop for Ghana, is made from the very same green plantains, sundried and pounded into a flour. I am Nigerian and live in Jamaica and have learnt that lot of west African cuisine survived in modified forms and got blended in with Taino, European, Indian and Chinese cuisine. Keep enjoying Jamaica!

[@labella457]

I love run down Mackerel with coconut milk 😋😋 more than ackee & saltfish!! 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@MissTrudyy]

Teach me to cook like you guys! 😀🙌🏼

[@deescott8312]

Oh yes that’s delicious 😋

[@matildawussah1129]

400k 🎉🎉🎉 congrats Trudy!❤❤❤

[@missbaileyofficial]

I’m a big fan of Trudy 😊❤❤❤love her in Jamaica 😊🇯🇲💐🥰🏡🙏

[@wiltonmcdonald2399]

You are truly loving the Jamaican food and lifestyle our choice of food is varied because of the variety available to us. Jamaican are resourceful people who love food and life. Enjoy your stay in the country the land of my birth. Jamaica maybe far from Africa but the people are not far from each other.

[@NancyHallie-n4m]

Seeing Jamaica breakfast, I am not surprised. West Africa as a whole, we love our heavy breakfast. It can be any food in the morning. Doesn't matter for us., Boiled yam , sweet potatoes boiled or fried, Rice, plantains boiled or fried, Green bananas boiled , fried cakes , baked bananas bread etc 😂. You don't have to eat lunch if you don't want to 😅 after good breakfast. We do give Plantain porridge to our babies, if you think the imported baby cereal is expensive for you. Matter of fact the plantain porridge is very healthy and rich in iron. Especially the country I am from, nothing on that is strange to me on that table, except the ackee fruit. 😅.

[@jamaicannana9012]

I’m tickled to see you guys enjoying our foods . I live In the us make my plantain and banana porridge on a regular basis in-fact I had some for breakfast this morning

[@ericachamangwana8242]

The Jamaicans really eat well. Every meal is a feast from breakfast to dinner. Enjoy Trumaya💕

[@kwacou4279]

Not true. Average Jamaican may have a slice of hard dough bread w/ butter, piece of fruit, coffee or tea for breakfast. That big breakfast is reserved usually for Sunday or Sat. People have busy lives and don't have time to cook before work.

[@sportreelz7025]

@@kwacou4279 no average Jamaican have slice of hardoe Bread with butter and coffee. It literally cooked food. You must be from a home in the city that doesn't cook, lol.

[@sportreelz7025]

@@kwacou4279 Get a rural Jamaican wife and that won't be hard because most of Jamaica is considered rural.

[@franklinbrown5625]

​@@kwacou4279it depends especially in rural areas and if you are from a farming household. Even in Kgn some ppl buy ground provisions for breakfast.

[@artworkshop586]

@@kwacou4279 u mean average ghetto not Jamaican most Jamaican eat well even county one everything grow dey stop come pon internet loud and wrong yes most poor Jamaican live like that not average Jamaican memba nuff hard working ppl dey a yard I grew up there so talk the things the right way average ghetto youths not average Jamaican and even ghetto youths still eat like this a morning time yuh Fi bloodclaat easy yuh self

[@jjsparksshow4772]

We lovd miss trudy and her husband welcome to jamaican ❤❤❤❤

[@Sas74-TV]

Jamaicans are like tipical ghanaian family home in the Ashanti region. We eat heavy in the morning before we go to the farms in those days

[@donovantaylor3137]

we are you and you are us...The Jamaican Ghanaian family...or The Ghanaian Jamaican family...One Love

[@lizbeth7189]

Oh,I heard that my great grandmother is from the Ashanti tribe,so my ancestors is from ghana.

[@patriciabartley3831]

The practice of large breakfast is from our history of farming . Breakfast had to be a substantial meal as farmers went to do heavy manual labor afterwards. Many times they did not come back home until late.

[@Blueboy-d8m]

Trudy you can cook many fruits. Pineapple- I always add this to chicken or beef. Pears- Stewed or baked. Apples- Strudel or Pie Mango- caramalized or make chutney

[@pamellalinton2476]

JAMAICANS ARE THE BEST SETS OF PEOPLE ❤❤❤❤

[@Itsthe-jyeshta-ascendant]

Amen!!!

[@winsomethompson4286]

Welcome to Jamaica Wodemaya and Trudy. We are a proud, beautiful and patriotic nation. Enjoy our beautiful country and visit again.

[@abless2919]

Enjoyed yourself Trudy and hussy Jamaica is the best.

[@MissTrudyy]

I really am…

[@irmawalters4454]

Yes My Beautiful Island Jamaica Is The Best 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@CSG1Time]

Luv di vybz believe dat big up unuh self yea💪💯🙏

[@kirtmckenzie6121]

Spiritual lessons regarding Ackee. Wait on God’s timing.

[@MissTrudyy]

Wow! This is deep!

[@Faith-i1u]

Super deep! PROFOUND. Thanks for the on-time reminder. I needed to hear this 🙌🏾

[@lovetemple3610]

I just telling someone awhile ago that there is something spiritual about ackee and even the crocodile on the coat of arms!

[@RDCFemmes]

i need to try green platain porridge!

[@veronicawangechi2366]

Thanks so much for the info ❤

[@MissTrudyy]

You are so welcome!

[@Alyisha6]

Trudy I’ve subscribed you are truly our people.

[@Ruumm84]

Always love Trudy❤❤❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwww! Love too

[@lydiareece6280]

You can also get the plantain Powder in the West Indies/Caribbean Store herein Toronto 🇧🇧🇨🇦 love the video 💞💞💞

[@onikaconstantine8861]

I love Jamaica 🇯🇲❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Me too