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JoliePoufiasse 
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I never cared for breadfruit. My mom loves that stuff though.
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 12:51pm |
Ive never had any mashed up breadfruit dish  im aware that they use the flour to make dumplings, porridge etc but ive enver had that either. I like the breadfruit chips but they're hard to find or the company stopped making them
Afro perhaps they gave you too thick a piece, i like it thinly sliced.
NG no it didnt come from Africa, it came from Tahiti. I think the article said it as well.
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 12:56pm |
Bammy is awesome! I always wondered about why people love food that might kill them! When I first saw ackee I thought it was Scrambled eggs  , with boiled green bananas
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 12:57pm |
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Tea is the cure for everything according to my Mum.
Got cramps? Drink tea! Got the flu? Drink tea! Sprained your ankle? Drink tea! Got a gunshot wound? Drink tea! 
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 12:58pm |
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oh maybe its in more than one place on earth... IDK Nigerian's just said it grew there so that was my first thought, you know like yams and root veggies that people brought with them?
Just found out it was imported but its doing great in Africa!
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 1:04pm |
afrokock wrote:
Couldn't stomach breadfruit
Maybe it was the way it was prepared
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Afro, IDK if the kind you had is like ours, but if you know an Igbo person, ask them to make you "ukwa". It's soooooo good! There's a "soupy" way to make it and they can also roast it. I can kill a roach for this!!!! 
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 1:13pm |
naturesgift wrote:
Bammy is awesome!
I always wondered about why people love food that might kill them! When I first saw ackee I thought it was Scrambled eggs , with boiled green bananas |
gyaaallll the bammy can potentially kill you too. don't you know about that cassava?! Ive never heard of anyone dying from ackee, you may get sick but not die. the thing is once the ackee pod opens the poison gas is released and its fine to eat. Its only when some unscrupulous person pries it open to sell then there's a problem
IA and understand a visitor's and some locals hesitation/hatred of ackee- it's a bright yellow food and looks like placa-placa but the other type - the hard ackee can come out in pods.
NG here's the full story, it's funny.
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 1:20pm |
kerysdream7 wrote:
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Tea is the cure for everything according to my Mum.
Got cramps? Drink tea! Got the flu? Drink tea! Sprained your ankle? Drink tea! Got a gunshot wound? Drink tea! [/QUOTE]
yup..
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 1:21pm |
Diane (35) wrote:
naturesgift wrote:
Bammy is awesome!
I always wondered about why people love food that might kill them! When I first saw ackee I thought it was Scrambled eggs , with boiled green bananas |
gyaaallll the bammy can potentially kill you too. don't you know about that cassava?! Ive never heard of anyone dying from ackee, you may get sick but not die. the thing is once the ackee pod opens the poison gas is released and its fine to eat. Its only when some unscrupulous person pries it open to sell then there's a problem
IA and understand a visitor's and some locals hesitation/hatred of ackee- it's a bright yellow food and looks like placa-placa but the other type - the hard ackee can come out in pods.
NG here's the full story, it's funny. |
ackee will poison u if u force it open the pods.And aslo if u don't clean out the insides properly. Love me some ackee
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Posted: Jul 01 2014 at 1:23pm |
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I've also never had chocolate from the cocoa pod on the tree, ma dukes says it is "everything". *sigh*
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