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Who is a pepper mouth like me?

Pepper. Jalepeno. Pimento.

The term pepper mouth describes an individual with an insatiable appetite for spicy food and a high tolerance for heat-inducing ingredients like capsaicin. This personal narrative explores the sensory experiences and health benefits associated with the regular consumption of hot peppers, specifically within the Caribbean culinary context. Through the perspective …

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Watermelon – a great big juicy feast

Watermelon

Watermelon cultivation in Trinidad and Tobago represents a thriving agricultural tradition anchored by regional varieties such as Mickeylee, Paladin, Sentinel and Top Gun. Local production relies heavily on fertile low-lying areas, including Plum Mitan, Biche, Mayaro and Aranguez, where lagoon conditions support vine growth. Recent agricultural shifts have seen farmers …

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World class hospitality graduates at TTHTI

Douglas SooYam of Trinidad and Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute

World class hospitality graduates from the Trinidad and Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute (TTHTI) embody professional excellence and rigorous technical training that elevate the Caribbean service sector. This article highlights the vital role of specialised education in preparing students to meet demanding international standards within the competitive global tourism and …

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Trinbago woman: My speech, food go with me

Ham, pineapple and olives

Trinidadian identity remains deeply connected to cultural expression through authentic culinary traditions and natural speech patterns when travelling abroad. Maintaining local linguistic identity and cooking traditional festive dishes such as pastelles, black cake, and punch de crème allows citizens of Trinidad and Tobago to preserve their heritage anywhere in the …

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Proud to make fudge and toolum

Fudge and Toolum

Trinidadian confectioner Annisa Phillip preserves Caribbean culinary heritage through handcrafted milk fudge and coconut toolum. Her artisanal approach relies on traditional techniques, precise temperature control and unrefined molasses to capture authentic regional flavours. The featured profile examines how heritage recipes foster economic empowerment while sustaining local food traditions against mass-market …

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