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I just wanted to widen my understanding of 'susumba' . I don't even know how to spell it - I want to cook some and cannot go beyond season rice with it so if you can help me, I will be grateful! If not just checking out the website is great.

It is now amongst my list of favourites. - Thanks for being here.

Susumba, would now be regarded as the poor man's food, some people don't eat it now they just leave it on the trees for the birds. They are small green and very bitter, but when cooked (sliced) in the rice, the taste of both are nicely transformed

Novelette, Birmingham, UK

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Just a quick note to let you know how much I enjoyed the Taste of the Caribbean Course. I sincerely hope that it will be repeated in the not too distant future!. It was certainly great fun and very informative.

Susan

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Dear CFE,

This is an S.O.S (Supply or Starve) request from Canberra, Australia.

I am Brit in Australia (originally of Jamaican and Guyanese descent), and I am searching unsuccessfully for any retailers of Caribbean foodstuff in Australia. Do you know of any suppliers who are based in Australia? Do you know of any company who can deliver overseas to Australia?

The food items I particularly crave are ackees, saltfish, callaloo, encona pepper sauces (all types), plantain, casreep (cassava syrup, I believe, used to make a dish called Pepper Pot).

I would really appreciate some help, as I have made many previously unsuccessful searches (this search episode has already lasted 2 hours…)

Many thanks,

Alexandria Cook

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I was pleased to visit your site and shall visit as regular as i can, however when looking at the map of the islands i noticed there was no mention of Montserrat. I find this rather odd as it is right next door to Antigua. I kind of thought the days of school were over whereby many of my school friends didn't know of its existence.

Please can i have an updated map of the islands which include Montserrat.

It will make me very happy.

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I like what you are doing and hope to come along to one of your events. We need more of this in England. Have you thought of doing a video?

Best wishes, Jasmine

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I have just found your site and would appreciate information as to where I can purchase caribbean food in Wiltshire. For example - tinned pidgeon peas (greatly missed in England!), plantain (not always available in the supermarkets). Also information of any Caribbean restaurants in my area.

Many thanks, Judith


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Hi I want to say I am really impressed with the information I have found on your website today. As the mother of bi-racial children I am delighted that there is a website which I can direct my children to read and enjoy when seeking further information about the West Indian part of their culture. Keep up the good work! You are in my favouites list now forever!

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My name is Steve Hatton.

I just visited your site, and would like to congratulate you on a nice clean, crisp site - it's very professional.

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I have just stumbled across your website and was delighted to find out about the NVQ courses in Caribbean cuisine which certain colleges are planning to run.

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Hi.

Love the carrot juice.

Tastes very yummy with my j. wray and nephew rum.

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Subject: this website has brought tears to my eyes!!!!!

My name is Chantel. I am 18 years old, studying my second year at A level. I had been spending ages, aimlessly wondering how I could put my project together, which is due on Tuesday, in full drafting form. My project is to do with starting my own business, which I hope to do. I chose to start up a Caribbean restaurant in the West-End. I was lucky enough to have come across this site through a 'yahoo search' and have never felt so positive about my fellow black people until now.

I can truly say that I have St. Lucian blood flowing through me but I am subject to the British way of life due to the limited contact that I have with my culture. This website has truly offered me a way ‘back home’. I will be a regular visitor to the site and will tell as many as I possibly can about my new finding. I can’t believe that I had never heard of this site before now.

This site is truly inspirational and I hope all the best for the team, now and forever.

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Hello .

Fantastic website , Great recipes . My wife and myself got married in Jamaica and have wonderful memories , we enjoyed the cooking especially Ackees . Until a couple of years ago we could but them from our Local Tesco in Camborne they do not stock them anymore . Would you have a list of stockists by any chance . Hoping to hear your reply.

Yours.

Owen

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I Sadruddin K Karovalia, CEO of Hotel Royal Highness situated at Ahemdabad, Gujarat, India . This is Three star Government Approved Hotel . This is my job to attend the exhibition which are related to Hospitality Industries Nationally and Internationally on behalf of my company.

So, I also would like to attend the Caribbean Food and Drink Exhibition on behalf of my company.

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