ahh sometimes it's the simple things in life that makes it worth living. Anyone that knows me know that I like all the color, feel, look and most of all taste of the local treats, so I was well in heaven when Mr Camp bought these back for me from his recent trip to the homeland. I'm sure my N. American readers don't have a clue as to what these are but my CARICOM possee can attest to the simplicity and pleasures of eating dunks....as we call them in Barbados. so , what are they called in the other islands?18 January 2007
Life's Guilty Pleasures Part 2
ahh sometimes it's the simple things in life that makes it worth living. Anyone that knows me know that I like all the color, feel, look and most of all taste of the local treats, so I was well in heaven when Mr Camp bought these back for me from his recent trip to the homeland. I'm sure my N. American readers don't have a clue as to what these are but my CARICOM possee can attest to the simplicity and pleasures of eating dunks....as we call them in Barbados. so , what are they called in the other islands?
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Looks like what we call coolie plum in Jamaica but not too sure. hard to tell from the photo. Those are nice for true.
We have something called dunks plum.More than likely is the same thing and yes they delicious
probably the same thing, with a very hard seed on the inside..The tree has lots or thorns on them.
I have no Idea what those are, they look like some kind of plum. But they look sweet and juicey!
Did an internet search...yeah they are the same thing that we call coolie plum. Things grow wild here but taste good.
what they call "downs" in grenada is the green one with the crunchy flesh.
i love me some dunks, fatporks or ackees (de bajan wuns not the jamaican wun). man at christmas dunks was expensive inbridgetown. 2 dllars fa alil bag that i cud eat off before i walk good from nelson to cheffette
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