BU was reliably informed the the image is a typical meal being served to patients at the Psychiatric Hospital as a result of government cutbacks.
A Typical Meal @Psychiatric Hospital
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David
For those who don’t recognise what’s on the plate; it is a meal of cooked Eclipse biscuits, mincemeat, and shredded beets. The beverage was water.
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I am surprised none of it is crawling.
For a moment there I thought……..never mind, too early.
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Good job they’ve got that new state-of-the-art kitchen to cook their eclipse biscuits in
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@Caswell
It would be an interesting comparison to see a meal served at the QEH. We know of the stigmatization attached to mentally ill patients.
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Cooked Eclipse biscuits mimicking yam or mash?
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So wunna thought wunna could plant shiite and reap sweets?
What did we expect when a bunch of clowns – who have been failures in their own personal lives, were given charge of our national affairs…?
How are the prospective BLP alternatives any better?
We clearly need a deeper national introspection than just jumping from the frying pan into the fire and back every 5 years…We need to seek out persons who can actually get things done, and who exemplify quality and excellence, to lead nationally …. if we want quality results that is….
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Prison food ! Makes us want to stay out !
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First of all Caswell you are not a nutritionist and also not a medical physician or a mental health professional upon which you can base your information as to why a patient or patients might have a menu as pictured
Although a picture might worth a thousand words the weight of this picture is dependable on those who have a access to the patients medical records.
Btw i ate cooked eclipse biscuits as a child for its carbohydrate value which can be benefical in helping to promote weight for individuals who are prone to chronic weight loss as in the sick and elderly -
@ AC
Btw i ate cooked eclipse biscuits as a child
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…and look what happened.
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Bush shi.t eclispe also helps in slowing down diarrhea which would be of great help to you a condition which is evident daily on BU coming from your mouth as well as your a.ss
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If you weren’t mad before entering you’ll definitely be mad exiting
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it seems that BU is now a JOURNAL OF NUTRITION and dat everyone here is now an expert
can anyone of you experts say what the diet at Jenkins should be like?
please state the calorie count and percentages of proteins, fats, carbohydrates s, vitamins and minerals that should be providedplease explain why water is a poor alternative to soda or kool aid or whatever
BU THE JOURNAL OF NUTRITION……..what a bajan belly laff
one does not have to wait for LAFF IT OFF anually these days
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How much of this gook is the ACs and Porgies willing to eat on any extended period of time although we don’t know on how many occasions that diet is serves especially giver the cut-backs at most institutions.
Maybe we can ask Porgie for the ,,,,”calorie count and percentages of proteins, fats, carbohydrates s, vitamins and minerals that should be provided” for those inmates. Is BU where Porgies come for “belly laff” entertainment? Where is the entertainment in food such as that? Why don’t you people use your keyboards for your different entertainments other than on BU. Give us a break from breaking the will of sensible people here. Why not try giving that swill to any of your Ministers and see where it will get you?
It would be interesting to know what the other meals would look like at that and the other institutions.
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It is amazing to read comments in this forum from people who should know better.
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RE abajanhowe September 20, 2016 at 9:24 AM #
DID GP SAY EAT GOOK AS YOU CALL ITRE Maybe we can ask Porgie for the ,,,,”calorie count and percentages of proteins, fats, carbohydrates s, vitamins and minerals that should be provided” for those inmates.
CERTAINLY THE HOSPITAL HAS DIETITIANS AND NUTRITIONISTS FOR THIS ah lie?RE Is BU where Porgies come for “belly laff” entertainment? YES SIREE
RE Where is the entertainment in food such as that? tHE ENTERTAINMENT IS NOT IN THE FOOD IT IS IN THE SHITE SPEWED OUT BY UNTRAINED ILLITERATES ON THE SUBJECT
RE Why don’t you people use your keyboards for your different entertainments other than on BU
BECAUSE THE DAILY ENTERTAINMENT ON BU IS IN THE TOP DRAWER
RE ive us a break from breaking the will of sensible people here.
THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE. THERE WILL BE UNTRAINED ILLITERATES ON BU DAILY TALKING ENTERTAINING SWILL ah lie? -
David September 20, 2016 at 9:34 AM #
It is amazing to read comments in this forum from people who should know better.WHAT YOU ARE SAYING IS WHEN SOMETHING IS POSTED ON BU IT IS LIKE GOSPEL
AND ALL POSTERS SHOULD FALL IN TO LINE WITH THE CRITIQUEI AM SURE THAT NO ONE WHO HAS JUMPED ON THE BANDWAGON OF THIS POST IS A NUTRITIONIST
I DARE ANY OF YOU TO CONTRADICT THE SOUNDNESS OF THESE STATEMENTS
it seems that BU is now a JOURNAL OF NUTRITION and dat everyone here is now an expert
can anyone of you experts say what the diet at Jenkins should be like?
please state the calorie count and percentages of proteins, fats, carbohydrates s, vitamins and minerals that should be providedplease explain why water is a poor alternative to soda or kool aid or whatever
I DARE ANY OF YOU TO ANSWER ANY OF THE QUESTIONS ABOVE HONESTLY AND ACCURATELYI
I DARE ANY OF YOU TO DETERMINE WHERE I SHOULD GLEAN MY DAILY ENTERTAINMENT
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IT IS BECAUSE I KNOW BETTER THAT I CAN OPINE AS I HAVE LOL
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Here is another useful link from a website supported by professionals (The Royal College of Psychiatrists – http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/healthadvice/problemsdisorders/eatingwellandmentalhealth.aspx
BU again invites all to post their views, even the dullards and intelligent. This is how we roll (learn)
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@ Caswell,
I am not defending the meals served but it is true that many Bajans have mastered the art of “cooking” eclipse biscuits. Many of us would have had them as meals or part of our meals over the years. -
If one going to lay accusations then one has to show proof not good enough to place half truth and perceptions in a soup bowl of sensationalism and not be questioned except by the BU nitwits who are eager to gobble up
The article takes a picture and tries to transform with a scathing allegation but absent are the writers medical credentials to verify such allegations as wrong. -
Let us revisit articles from BU Archives on the much aligned mental health institution at Back Rock referred to as Jenkins. There is always BU to lobby the cause of the underdog.
Psychiatric Hospital: Pictures Portray the Sorry Tale
by David on August 15, 2015 in Barbados News, Health Edit
The following was submitted by the public spirited citizen who has been working tirelessly to highlight the dilapidated conditions at the Black Rock Psychiatric Hospital.[…]
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Rihanna, the Psychiatric Hospital Extends an Invitation to YOU!
by David on August 8, 2015 in Barbados News, Health, Opinion Edit
BU continues to highlight the deplorable conditions at the island’s Psychiatric Hospital. A country must be judged by how it treats its senior citizens and the sick. If we are able to persuade international pop star Rihanna […]
84 Comments • Continue Reading →
Barbados Psychiatric Hospital An Embarrassment to Barbadians Everywhere
by David on July 29, 2015 in Barbados News, Health Edit
The government boast of a mantra it is about building a society. One measure citizens are able to measure growth in the society is how we implement initiatives to care for people. As the topic of the day continue to gain currency – something about building a $700,000,000 plasma […]
39 Comments • Continue Reading →
What Is Happening At St. Thomas District Hospital Dr. Estwick?
by David on September 25, 2008 in Blogging Edit
In the interest of cutting to the base of a matter we have decided to publish the following three comments which were posted by a BU commenter between September 20 to 25, 2008. The reason for our decision, we do get a little emotional when we hear of mistreatment meted out to the young and […]
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Jenkins.
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RE William Skinner September 20, 2016 at 9:48 AM #
@ Caswell,
I am not defending the meals served but it is true that many Bajans have mastered the art of “cooking” eclipse biscuits. Many of us would have had them as meals or part of our meals over the years.SIR YOUR POST CONTAINS SOUND DOCTRINE THAT CAN NOT BE REFUTED
WHEREAS THE FOOD MAY NOT LOOK APETISING NONE OF YOU NUTRITION ILLITERATES CAN COMMENT ON THE BALANCE OF CARBS PROTEINS FATS OR EVEN THE TASTE
IT SEEMS THE TREND ON BU IS FOR BASICALLY THE SAME SET OF FOLK TO COME DAILY AND BASH AND CRITICIZE EVEN WHEN THEIR COMMENTS ARE OUT OF THE AMBIT OF THEIR EXPERTISE
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That plate is lacking a green vegetable, a yellow vegetable, a glass of milk, and half a banana, slice of pawpaw, or some other fruit. Water should be available all during the day. Failing the two vegetables, a good salad with mixed veggies….cucumber, tomatoes, onions, parsley and leaf lettuce would suffice.
I do not call myself a nutritionist, but studied nutrition and convalescent cookery to ‘O’ level at O&C in the early sixties.
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RE David September 20, 2016 at 9:46 AM #
Here is another useful link from a website supported by professionals (The Royal College of Psychiatrists – http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/healthadvice/problemsdisorders/eatingwellandmentalhealth.aspxHOW IS THIS ARTICLE RELEVANT? THIS IS BASIC STUFF WRITTEN BY PROFFESIONALS
THE CRITICISMS ON THIS TREAD ARE WRITTEN BY FOLK THAT KNOW NOTHING ABOUT NUTRITION
HOW DOES THE MEAL THAT WAS PICTURED AND SUBMITTED FOR TODAY’S BASHING DIVERT FROM THE REQUIREMENT AS SET OUT IN THE ARTICLE CITED?
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@William
If you are not defending the meal what is your point then?
Do you accept this is a good meal to feed mentally ill patients?
Stop hugging the issue.
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RE bajans September 20, 2016 at 10:15 AM #
That plate is lacking a green vegetable, a yellow vegetable, a glass of milk, and half a banana, slice of pawpaw, or some other fruit. Water should be available all during the day. Failing the two vegetables, a good salad with mixed veggies….cucumber, tomatoes, onions, parsley and leaf lettuce would suffice.HOW MANY BAJANS WHEN YOU WERE GROWING UP —— HAD ON THEIR PLATES ON A DAILY BASIS a green vegetable, a yellow vegetable, a glass of milk, and half a banana, slice of pawpaw, or some other fruit OR a good salad with mixed veggies….cucumber, tomatoes, onions, parsley and leaf lettuce?
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HOW MANY BAJANS TODAY HAVE SUCH ON THEIR PLATES ON A DAILY BASIS?CLEARLY YOU ARE A PROFESSOR OF NUTRITION
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RE David September 20, 2016 at 10:20 AM #
@WilliamIf you are not defending the meal what is your point then?
Do you accept this is a good meal to feed mentally ill patients?
Stop hugging the issue.
WILLIAM YOU ARE NOT EVEN SUPPOSED TO EVEN APPEAR NOT TO FALL IN LINE
YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO BASH LIKE EVERY ONE ELSE SIRUNLESS YOU JUMP ON BOARD YOU DONT HAVE A POINT HERE SUH
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE CARBOHYDRATE PROTEIN OR FAT CONTENT OF THIS MEAL
CERTAINLY IT IS BETTER BALANCED THAN A CHEFFETTE MEAL ——-BUT THAT IS ANOTHER STORY.
CERTAINLY A JENKINS MEAL WONT CAUSE NCD’S LOL MURDAH
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@ David,
“If you are not defending the meal what is your point then?Do you accept this is a good meal to feed mentally ill patients?
Stop hugging the issue.”
I said that I am not defending the meal and went on to say that ‘cooked” eclipse biscuits was a popular dish known to many of us. I don’t really see how this is “hugging” or even hogging the issue. I find it strange that we are talking about fast foods and obesity but will try to denigrate a food many of us “came up on” when there was less obesity. How ironic. For your information cooked eclipse biscuits could be considered a kind of Bajan delicacy.
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@ Georgie Porgie,
It is obvious that many of those commenting on the meal, did not know that “cooked” eclipse is a part of Bajan cuisine.
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Georgie Porgie, in those days we ate everything. Lots of fruit and vegetables. Of course, people who lived in town had to buy and could not afford to eat like the country folk. But everyone drank milk, ate christophenes and spinach, even mustard leaves cooked in rice. Green bananas, etc. you could buy an orange in the Fairchild street market for a penny which we did and ate on the school bus. In those days we also ate sob biscuits cooked up with lots of
flying fish with steamed/boiled okras on the side. Pumpkin was a staple and eaten aplenty when in season. We cured ours in the cellar and had all year round.The fact you have to come to terms with is that this is a HEALTH institution. Meals should be balanced, nutritious and adequate.
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I really enjoy and learn a lot from Georgie Porgie when he makes serious comments. Other times when he is trying to be funny, such as now, he morph into an insufferable ass. You are learned; stick to that. You are not funny. Leave that to Bushie.
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bajans
do you think that the chaps at Jenkins are using the shreded beets as SUPER BEETS?
You do know that there is a lot of hype on line about SUPER BEETS.
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@William
Do you accept that we have become a sedentary society?
Do you accept we are discussing a menu being delivered to mental patients in 2016?
What has that got to do with how you were raise in a village setting 50 years ago?
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re Caswell Franklyn September 20, 2016 at 10:46 AM #
I really enjoy and learn a lot from Georgie Porgie when he makes serious comments. AND SO YOU SHOULDRE Other times when he is trying to be funny, I AM NOT TRYING TO BE FUNNY I AM DAMN SERIOUS
TELL ME WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE MEAL BESIDES THE APPEARANCE TELL MEEXPAND ON WHAT ARE YOUR CONCERNS IN A SCIENTIFIC
WAYsuch as now, he morph into an insufferable ass. BECAUSE I WONT TOW YOUR LINE SIR?
YOU HAVE POSTED A PICTURE WITH NO OTHER INFORMATION
YOU HAVE ADDRESSED NO NUTRITIONAL PARAMETERS SUCH AS I HAVE ASKEDYOU ARE BASICALLY INSULTING MY INTELLIGENCE
HOW CAN YOU DISCUSS NUTRITION WITH JUST A PHOTOYou are learned; stick to that. THAT IS WHAT I AM DOING I CAN MOCK AND ASK QUESTIONS BECAUSE I TEACH AND HAVE STUDIED NUTRITION AND I KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT
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I am still surprised nothing is crawling off the plate..that’s my story and am sticking to it, not another word on this from me.
Bush Tea September 20, 2016 at 8:01 AM #
@ AC
Btw i ate cooked eclipse biscuits as a child
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…and look what happened.
That shiite should be banned immediately.Lol…ha, ha, ha, ..lol
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RE Do you accept we are discussing a menu being delivered to mental patients in 2016?
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE MENU IN TERMS OF ITS NUTRITIONAL CONTENT AND BALANCE
SINCE BU IS NOW A JOURNAL OF NUTRITION LET US TALK LIKE NUTRITIONISTS MAN
NUTRITIONISTS DONT DISCUSS NUTRITIONAL MATTERS BY LOOKING AT PICTURESWhat has that got to do with how you were raise in a village setting 50 years ago?
DOES NOT NUTRITION HAVE A CULTURAL COMPONENT
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bajans September 20, 2016 at 10:45 AM #
The fact you have to come to terms with is that this is a HEALTH institution. Meals should be balanced, nutritious and adequate.
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST SENSIBLE THINGS SAID ON THIS THREAD — BALANCED AND NUTRITIOUS
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Georgie Porgie
As I said before, I really learn a lot from the serious comments you make. Others, wilt lesser intellect might might try ridicule you when they either don’t understand or agree with you. You might be surprised but I am grateful for your serious comments. Rather than keep on that track, you allow yourself to be derailed by silly people and then you sink to their level. For them, that is the only level they know and will stay there. You can do better. Don’t you see that I routinely ignore the contributions of the ACs. They do not bring value to BU. You have been doing so and can continue to the benefit of people like me, who want to learn.
By the way, I merely posted a picture of a meal that was being fed to patients, without comment. I thought that the public should be aware.
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re Caswell Franklyn September 20, 2016 at 12:14 PM #
Georgie PorgieI merely posted a picture of a meal that was being fed to patients, without comment. I thought that the public should be aware.
I HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH THAT AT ALL
WHAT I AM HAVING FUN WITH IS THE BASHING THAT EMANATED FROM YOUR INNOCENT POST IN WHICH NOTHING HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT THE NUTRITIONAL CONTENT IN TERMS OF CULTURE CALORIE COUNT OR COMPoNENTS {ratio of carbs to fats to proteins etc}
whereas you might not like my style of delivery, what I have said can not be refutedYOUR PHOTO ALLOWS DISCUSSION ONLY ON AESTHETIC APPEARANCE BUT ON NOTHING ELSE,BUT YET THE BU BASHERS STARTED THEIR DAILY DRIVEL
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Another question for your William. If you were to be admitted to the Black Rock institution would you want to be fed what is pictured?
People back in the day ate cooked biscuits because they were poor and could not do any better.
Oh shiiirt, this government cannot do any better either!
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VOB has reported that Minister Lowe was admitted to the hospital last Friday. Not sure if QEH or Black Rock.
Hope is meals are more appetizing. Bear in mind a meal should be an enjoyable experience (BU says so!)
Here is wishing him a quick recovery.
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Georgie Porgie September 20, 2016 at 11:47 AM #
“The fact you have to come to terms with is that this is a HEALTH institution. Meals should be balanced, nutritious and adequate.”
@ Georgie Porgie
Despite the fact you have responded to this issue with a great amount of arrogance (LOL), I have to agree with you, especially if the nutritional value of the meal is taken into consideration, rather than what ingredients were used to create the said meal or accepting the photograph on its “face value.”
The reason why I’m forced to agree with your position is because I have a heart problem for which I was hospitalized on a few occasions. I heard many people criticizing the hospital’s food and I asked a friend bring a “snack box” for me, from “Chicken Barn.” The nurses on duty informed me that eating such foods would be detrimental to my health, because they contained high levels of salt and grease.
It was then I realized that food is prepared according to the condition from which one is suffering.
As a “heart patient,” I was given a special type of diet, which did not include salt; fried or boiled meats such as pork, beef, lamb; salted-fish; red herring; salted beef; “soft drinks” and tin foods (corned beef, luncheon meat, sausages, mackerel, etc). Patients are not fed the over-sized portions they receive at home, and within 1 week, I lost weight to suit the weight of an individual of my age at that time, and height.
Before I was discharged on the first occasion, I had to meet with a Nutritionist who advised me what foods I should eat and how to prepare them for breakfast, lunch, dinner and general snacks.
Surely you must agree human nature would dictate any reasonable individual who looks at the food in the photograph and subsequently became aware of the ingredients used to prepare the meal, the mention of “cooked biscuits” would rightfully evoke some level of emotionalism.
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Lol the BU jack a sss are braying from their anus. Lunch time will be having s jenkins menu .Anybody care to join.Now watch the locust come flying out the woodwork..lol
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Artaxerxes September 20, 2016 at 12:49 PM #
I AM SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR HEART CONDITION AND I DO UNDERSTAND THAT MUCH OF THE RUBBISH POSTED ON THIS THREAD IS FULL OF EMOTION AND NO ATTEMPT AT ALL TO CONSIDER THE SCIENCE -
Blah blah blah caswell you put up a picture with the intent of having a bashment kadooment day on govt . but the bashing was thrown in your direction. Deal with it. You are good at spinning the wheel on BU in your favour on every discussion this time the wheel fell and bashed you in your head.. idiot
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re People back in the day ate cooked biscuits because they were poor and could not do any better.
in jamaica People back in the day ate ackee and saltfish because they were poor and could not do any better ACKEE AND SALFISH IS NOW THE ESTABLISHED AND REGALED NATIONAL DISH OF JAMAICA.
in many countries of the world people ate this that and the other because they were poor and could not do any better.
TODAY, VISITORS TO THESE COUNTRIES ENJOY SOME OF THESE SAME FOODS ah lie?
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Further William, the emphasis is BU’s
Eating well and mental health
This leaflet is for everyone who wants to eat healthily. It is particularly for people who feel that their mental health problem or its treatment has affected them in the way they eat.
Eating well – what does it mean?
This can actually mean a lot of different things to different people. Broadly speaking it means eating in a way so that:
our weight remains normal – not too low and not to high
our weight remains stable – not going up and down all the time
all necessary food groups and vitamins are available
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@William
Here s what we do with cook biscuits in 2016, we use for stuffing when baking the fowl.
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@William
Do you recall we use to use buckets and basins to have our baths and it did not prevent us from growing to big men and women
Oh dear, that is not a good example because Bajans in the North have had to revert to the bucket and despite their modern day facilities.
One has to admit though that the bucket and basin to bath is still functional.
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i have been to expensive restaurants and been presented with food that looked good but did not taste good
eating becomes and remains an enjoyable experience WHEN THE FOOD TASTES GOOD.EVERY ONE THAT DRIVELS ON BU DAILY HAVE /HAD A MOTHER WHO WAS TO THEM THE BEST COOK IN THE WORLD BECAUSE THEY PREPARED FOOD THAT TASTED GOOD…………USING WHAT EVER THEY HAD
ITS CALLED CULTURAL CUISINE
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