🍵 Introduction: More Than Just Tea In every Jamaican yard, there’s one potion for every problem — and it usually starts with boiling water, a handful of bush (herbs), and Grandma saying, “Hold dis, it a go fix yuh up.” Before pharmacies and pills, Jamaicans turned to the land for healing. Jamaican bush teas wasn’t […]
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Every Jamaican grew up hearing “Mi granny seh.” But Granny was more than sayings — she was the keeper of culture, the storyteller, and the soul of Jamaican family life.
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Easter is usually a time of reflection especially for religious Jamaicans, for others it’s a time to enjoy the holidays. Easter is a public holiday in Jamaica (Good Friday & Easter Monday). Here are five (5) Jamaican Easter Traditions. Bun & Cheese Bun and cheese is the national dish at Easter. I dare you to
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