I think canned akee is closer to $15 at Wegmans
Regards,
Bob
I think canned akee is closer to $15 at Wegmans
Regards,
Bob
That's crazy, I'm very surprised even considering import tariff.
yeah Ackee in da can is real expensive and doesn't taste dat good......mi kind of Ackee out here pon da West End.....
had it every other morning for three weeks this Winter.......lol......mi due to start up again.....lol
mi can pick mi own.....or buy 3 dozen for $150J's from someone on mi lane....the expensive part now is the Saltfish...$500J per pound now.....ouch
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The cans of tinned ackee are right below these beautiful bottles. I talked to the stock guy and he said they are trying to get other ackee vendors in. Pretty nice selection of jerk spices and others all at my local grocer (Pete's Fresh Market again in Oakbrook Terrace, a western suburb of Chicago). No need to bring back anything except JBM coffee and I still feel like I am supporting Jamaican industry. I would also like to see some Jamaican honey and sugar for sale...
Ackee and salt fish........not a fan.......my sis always tried to get me to eat it.......yuck....
Yeah, I don't care for it either. Way too salty and fishy for breakfast.Originally Posted by Yesihunt2
My wife agrees with you both but I can eat it every day - southern Italian heritage...
It grows here in So. Florida so we can just pick it off the tree.
I love ackee but don't really care for salt fish. In Accompong at my home we often use "Veggie Chunks" (vegetable protein) instead with lots and lots of mountain garlic.
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I love ackee but prefer it "ital style". Ackee, with some scallions, tomato, thyme, garlic.....Yummy with some warm coco bread!!I do like Hot Pepper on mine however.
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ummmmmmmmmmm
canned ackee, eh
ummmmmmmmmmmmm
this-thread been buggin' me from early-early yesterday, when i first read it
me going to my neighborhood Walmart and get a can
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tasted canned ackee many-many years ago
....'twas pure-nastiness (too me)
........NOT even a *reasonable* facimile
but,
gonna get a can TODAY,
and
compare taste :::: with the real-deal good stuff, in a few more days
stay tuned for ''.taste test..'' video
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