THE HISTORY OF JAMAICAN FOOD (Jamaicas CUISINE history)

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for watching

[@lmckenzie3790]

You have done really well, appreciate the effort and time you put in to the research, keep up the good work.

[@EliteJamaica]

Nlessings thanks for watching

[@sheryllappleby2236]

Alex thank you for digging up great details on our Jamaican history. Love it.

[@keithbailey8071]

Bruce's patty was first other follow

[@keithbailey8071]

Update sorell beer is on the market

[@garthgordon3711]

An abundance of food from all.....really out of many pots, one plate...big up Elite familia...

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings family

[@Aritul]

I had no idea that the British had that much influence on Jamaican food. 3:17 spiced buns 3:52 Cornish pasty ➡ patty 4:15 ackee 4:17 breadfruit I also didn't know that Indians introduced 5:09 mango 5:10 tamarind 5:11 jackfruit.

[@racquelleharvey7739]

Thank you. This works perfectly for my grade 7 Social Studies class as we are looking at the origin of Jamaican food as part of our culture and heritage.

[@sgr9585]

same

[@dinopalmer2083]

Talk about a history, gotta see this a couple more times,cause this is educational/interesting.

[@tenouttaten]

omg that vienna sausage commercial was my whole childhood lol. Good job! so educational

[@colinamadden1909]

Big up Alex. Great job and keep the videos coming.

[@virgoangel4072]

Well presented still one of a kind. Respect

[@cherylholding3614]

Food.... Liking this video!! Thanks Alex for the work you put into these videos.

[@keshachristie9577]

Thank you for putting this together.

[@illustrious1]

Food Great video. Thank you.

[@phillippennant4242]

After watching all that food I was feeling hungry. Awesome video.

[@nataliecousins1579]

Miss some of these authentic foods we have jackfruit chips here in Canada lol,anyways thanks Alexx🙏

[@kelimah2]

Food, food, and more food 😋 !!

[@anitabedward9168]

Culture

[@charmainefrancis-thorney9917]

Another good one. We eat the food regularly and just now learning the history 😃

[@angelaslack4843]

FOOD.... thanks for sharing I learned so much and I teach history. Excellent job!

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪

[@claudetteglinton1738]

Great food from Jamaica. Taste so, so good.

[@novelettephillips6153]

That's rass mocko.Bless up Alex

[@Simone372605]

I learnt so much watching this vid 🙌🏾 thank you ♥️ #food

[@priscillad8]

Cool

[@chrisper94]

Can you believe it? Out of all the chaos came such beauty and abundance. Give GOD praises.

[@Beegeezy144]

Thank you. Very interesting and informative.

[@mrs.cindy-leesalmonwilliam4140]

Love this video! My students watched it for Integrated Studies!

[@marsha-leegoodwin9044]

Very informative

[@stephenabbot7905]

Foods, great absorbing,good subject,interesting,well read&put across,nice persona,always enjoy EliteJamacai output,blessings&thanks bigup&respect. rgds&Staysafe S&T in Essex tier5lockdown

[@terrythomas1343]

What about salt cod? Major slave food source from St.Lawrence Gulf 1700's on, and still popular.

[@virgoangel4072]

It was always my thought that we perfected the pasty. Love this Alex, you used common items and turned it into an educational piece.

[@sandrarowe1087]

Sing out

[@elainemack1915]

Beautiful! I love to know about my history.

[@margaretdixon387]

Food, very educational

[@nataliecousins1579]

Oh wow I remember that commercial on JBC TV

[@starfier2036]

Foooooood

[@kelimah2]

Great video, full of new info especially how weed was introduced to Jamaica. Keep them coming Alexx. Happy Sunday, blessings!👈🏾

[@bihan2255]

great video finished all the way great job!!!!!!

[@1isisdonmusic496]

One love Jamaica

[@mamapsyardstylecooking6144]

Thanks for the info brother.

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@KebraNegast85]

Alex big yourself up, big up Akeem tu, these informative videos is my niche, love to see it, do di maths👊🏾

[@henryarthurconstructionvlo8653]

Big up Alex good imfo of history

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@AnnetteMcdonald-bi4ci]

FOOD! Thanks a lot

[@choptdup]

Bwiiii mi deyah hungry now!

[@kimvanderpool8822]

Great vid - Food!

[@nadinedaley1190]

very interesting video

[@ryanmendez311]

Food. Big up bro! Another Great vid!

[@collburford9873]

I love this. I haven’t seen your videos in a while.

[@New-jersey-giant609]

Love Jamaican food

[@aumrashiva4731]

Foods, pls do more on the pre recorded history great job bro keep them coming 👍🏿

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for watching

[@dianaweir5414]

Thank you for sharing, have a great week. Stay safe blessings always, one love from Scotland.

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings ......tbanks for watching

[@deborahcohen4623]

Nice video.

[@albertthea]

Yea man, mi love the video of sweet Jamaican food,bless

[@motivationbynetseb]

Food Blessings! Thank you

[@user-bx9sf3gy6p]

Hello I love the video

[@xjt938]

Food brother!

[@blackpanda7298]

Food❤

[@simong5642]

FOOD

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@rasemmanuel224]

Foods.... Love your reading skills mon it is fun to listen

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings....and thanks for that

[@chefelsisco]

Food!

[@moonlightqueen452]

FOOD!!! THE BEST JAMAICAN FOODS👍😋😄

[@claudiaforde7660]

Food

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings and thank you for watching

[@maymay5600]

i love the editing thou, i don't usually edit my videos, what editing software you use? adobe?

[@ortegasimpson3607]

You are awesome-keep up the good work, such rich Jamaican history One love👍🇯🇲

[@Tropicalblueful]

Food!!!!

[@caroldixon9405]

Can you please give some feedback on susumber or gully beans?

[@johnatongrant6353]

Food....respect bredda

[@irenecampbell9127]

Freedom

[@novelettephillips6153]

Libby's cornbeef was the best

[@almasaurus]

that's a real awesome video i wanna hear and understand! but if your diction , recording equipment or editing skills are soooo bad, plus all this music in the bg, THAN PLEASE!!! PROVIDE GOOD SUBTITLES!!

[@EliteJamaica]

This is a Jamaican channel, do you expect the QUEEN'S ENGLISH? LOOK YAH NUH MAN......

[@EliteJamaica]

Over a hundred comments and you are the only one who can't hear, clean your ears please.

[@almasaurus]

@@EliteJamaica sorry than, English ain't my native language either..

[@saraellaluv]

I find it very hard to believe the British introduced Africans to Ackee from West Africa and they don't even eat it but yep other than that lovely video.

[@marlenewest7745]

FOOD, MI HUNGRY TOO. HOWEVER IT'S LATE NIGHT WATCHING THIS.CAAN EAT NOTHING LOL.🌺🌺🌺👍

[@Aritul]

Food.

[@bumblebeetunayoutube3711]

food

[@charleneford]

food 🤍

[@shelamatela1079]

Jamaican Food came from a mix of cultures and some historical events that took place there. like i know curry came from the indians and the maroons did Jerk.

[@franceswallace3887]

Foods

[@jamaicansinger-queenla7656]

Good video but for the earliest part of Jamaican food history, you give too much credit to Europeans who were our oppressors, colonizers and enslavers. Foods that allegedly originated in Europe probably still originated from Africans who civilized Europe.

[@tal9973]

Christ Is King

[@sentientbeingschannel6755]

That came from africa and Africans still cook that today

[@thomasfields7902]

If you refuse to humble yourself before Jesus Christ and call upon his name and ask him to save you with contrition, you will be cast into the lake of fire with no rest, day or night. And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: (Heb 9:27) The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. (2 Peter 3:9) And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire. (Revelation 20:15)

[@peggyclarke8993]

If you live in the cities with a large Jamaican population,otherwise cannot buy the foods

[@charmaineberth6676]

Why are you highlighting tropical sun by making reference to it on your program? Are you not aware of the extent to which this company has adversely affected the sale of genuine JAMAICAN products in the UK? Please don't even mention them again.

[@EliteJamaica]

I am just giving the facts and I mentioned that also didn't

[@GAZAMAN93X]

Jah know. We have to create our own & stop allowing others to create a bastardized versions of our goods & profit off of it while The Black African Majority Jamaicans not getting anything. Even so called traditional Jamaican food are oftentimes not even created by the Black Majority. We must change that. We must create our own goods & push it to success.

[@pam679black2]

FOOD 😅

[@fulljoy7729]

FOOD 🥰hun

[@llewcarr4249]

The spanish did not bring plantain that was here

[@Rudebwoy64]

A lot better than so called soul food

[@New-jersey-giant609]

No such thing as soul food it's slave food

[@garyzangel2808]

I enjoy you videos, but when you start with the slave and invaders bringing goats, ackee, etc, I think he needs to stop and think, where are the goat going to stay on a three month voyage, how does these foods stay fresh for three months without going spoil. Why would "slave" be allowed to bring anything on the ship. They were captured not going on vacation. Please stop repeating these false narrative about how our beautiful land of Jamaica. Jamaica have such bountiful food. Most of the time you research these people and country that "gave" her wonderful abundance the stories is so ridiculous. Keep doing what you, one day I may be watching a movie directed by you.

[@EliteJamaica]

The slaves brought their menus .......meaning the knowledge of their cooking from back home......and yes they did indeed take livestock here and also herbs and spices .......most things were bought in seeds........I am not repeating narratives.... you need to do some research before you criticize. Thank you.

[@hainleysimpson1507]

The seeds were hidden in the hair between toes, in the lip. How do you think they transported horses to the Americas? The new world had no domesticable mega fauna they were all brought over by Europeans. Obviously they had ships with only a few humans and the hold was expanded to carry cattle and other farm animals.

[@hainleysimpson1507]

Do you not know anything about old school shipping. You do know down at Kingston harbour before shipping containers were invented they unloaded live cattle manually on large ramps?

[@Vorelchi]

I gave this a thumbs down as although undoubtedly, this is well researched and indeed holds good content, the presenter's inability to enunciate in English, makes it difficult to listen to. Do remember that both languages have their own cadence and should not be crossed. Whilst, I would encourage him to continue doing his research and making videos, I would encourage him to either learn the English language or do a course in public speaking. This presentation could be way better. Thanks again for the researched content.

[@ALYoungFuture13]

You want proper English go to England

[@novelettephillips6153]

Food

[@marshalynwilmot6007]

FOOD

[@georgebarker5258]

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[@margaretkenwardkenward6682]

Food.

[@shenikashirley6839]

Foods

[@tataniagarces2]

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[@henryarthurconstructionvlo8653]

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[@beverlydavis1292]

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[@berwright4346]

Food

[@angelagreen4468]

Very informative 👍

[@angelagreen4468]

More blessings Alex

[@mamapsyardstylecooking6144]

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[@MarteenMayjer]

Food

[@vocalizer7609]

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