i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
I'm such a patriot. So proud! Arguably one of the most diverse culinary cultures in the world. RIP Anthony Bordain. I'm especially proud of the presenters' diction, detail and accuracy.
How many Caribbean people in the diaspora really know how to prepare the items on display...the way our ancestors did? I hope the Chefs will show the next generation (on UA-cam) how to prepare tasty and staple Trini foods using these items.
and yuh see dat bottle seasoning yuh holding there sir, is DE best seasoning I believe mankind could ever come across! it's a crying shame our cuisine is not more widely recognize. But yuh know what! it may be for a good, because such flavorful green seasonings is so unique to Trinidad and Tobago that it keeps our food pure and unblemished. I love my Trini food.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
Loved this. Thank you. I was recently in Trinidad and wanted to go so badly to the market. Thanks for the green sauce recipe. I ate the best curried duck and dhal in Trinidad. Omg. I could never match it.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
Great show on Trinidad market produce. Im happy to know Trinidad produce are well accepted in Europe and other nations to add flavour to their recipe. Very informative show on Tdad mkt produce. Keep up the good work.
I enjoyed the tour of the market. It brought back memories. The chefs through their explanations of the items at the market. You could just feel the passion for food.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
Both the women chief from the beginning and the man chief at the end spoke very interlectual and educated. They both gave exceptional explanations on the different market ingredients and indigenous cuisine..
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
@@babylove8541 You will be very kind, God keep you happy I'll give you the bank account number, i do not know you but i will do remember you in all my prayers, i don't know how to thank you please help me, i have sent messages to many peoples but only you answered, thank you again.😔😔
@@babylove8541 You will be very kind, God keep you happy I'll give you the bank account number, i do not know you but i will do remember you in all my prayers, i don't know how to thank you please help me, i have sent messages to many peoples but only you answered, thank you again.😔😔
Thank you for this video to highlight Trinidadian cuisine down to the very herbs and everyday cooking they use. I'm excited to visit Trinidad and Tobago and to enjoy the traditional dishes there. Great video!
If you ever do visit Trinidad and Tobago it is best to go around Carnival Season/time, you would get to know a lot more of the culture and the people there especially the food and music. A lot of tourists travel there at that time.
It's the way we West Indians behave culturally, I am from Barbados and it's the same way with us ❤️ too. All of us have similar dishes and flavours that are addictive.that make us put on unwanted pounds. LoL 😘🤩🤑💔
Thomas McGillivray , I have a habit , wherever I travel,,I try to go to a market,,but many things I know are often called by a different name,Origanally from Jamaica, but ha done some real serious travels over the years, the ONLYCONTINENT,,notntravelled is ANTARTICA cheers from NJ
Love this video To people who ask if Chardon Beni shadon Beni or shadow beni( known also as bhandhania or culantro) now come into existence , the answer is NO, it been there for decades, growing wild in the back of people yard, For people living outside Trinidad, shadon Beni can be brought at any international supermarket under the name CULANTRO not cilantro. It makes great blended green seasoning along with other green herbs and it also makes fish dish taste great
All the videos of markets in Trinidad that you will see on UA-cam are clean. The markets are kept clean and not dirty like one of those I visited in the another Caribbean island.
@@jameelsazam2827 no it doesn’t bozo look it up. Afro trinis are outnumbered by Indo trinis and that’s not to mention Douglas. Overall people of partial and full Indian descent is about 70 something percent
Eventually, we will begin to find more and more of carrebeans and Island fruits and vegetables supermarkets in South and Central florida because they are close geographically to serve the ones who enjoy international food markets.
Lived in Port of Spain (PIARCO) for 15 months Was consulting for Caribbean airlines - Was excellent experience. I love to cook and was a regular at the market. The only thing I could not find was Coriander!!
Myself from spices business family and FOODIE BY HEART having travel 14 countries I can say you got best of truly vast range in fruits vegetables and spices too. Lucky wish I was there to enjoy or cook something my Indian style gujju vegetarian or even Rajasthani food trust me I would love o have taste of yourside cusine
The ignorance of The Culinary Institute of American is speaking. I would like to know what ingredients from Europe is he talking about. Habaneros are from Yucatan in Mexico and of course the Tomatoes are from Mexico. Trinida has its native ingredients too and should be given credit to.
What`s wrong with the presenter? Apparently the "reporter" can't look his interviewees in the eye. He looks at the floor or the food and he doesn't seem very enthusiastic. Bad casting.
Around 0:34 he says "saltfish season[s]... the Indian inflected dishes...". The narrator makes it sound like saltfish (salted codfish) are a food from India. Codfish live in the North Atlantic (NE USA, Newfoundland, Scandinavia, etc.) and salted cod was exported to the Caribbean as major source of protein there before emancipation and before immigrants came from India. That's why you have dishes like ackee and saltfish in Jamaica, coucou and saltfish in Barbados, and a bunch of other saltfish dishes in other Caribbean countries.
I feel so as well. We deff claim that #1 spot for ourselves @@carolharper4401 I can remember my mom blending things like that, never heard it called green sauce or anything (I grew up yankee) but it's a solid base for everything kind of dish
@@ramondtango6117 Thanks. I usually stay in Petit Valley. When COVID is over and I visit, I plan to venture out to the markets in central and southern Trinidad for a different experience from the typical supermarkets. I would also like to bring back some condiments, a good iron pot and some mamey sepote if they are in season. Nothing is better than Trinidad's fruits which are so much better than apples, pears, grapes, etc.
So much misinformation it's a shame! The slaves created the salt-fish and smoke-herring dishes. The fresh vegetables and fruits are grown in Trinidad not imported from Asia! As a matter of fact, most vegetables in Trinidad or the Caribbean are also grown in Africa not Asia as White-man said! Thank you,
@@jameelkhan707 You fail to realize that our official language is English. I don't know which school you went to that you did not speak and read English in the classroom. The only other languages that I learnt in school was French and Spanish which was part of the high school curriculum. I thought that I should bring that to your attention.
There are some commercial Trinidad brands available on amazon. Look for Mabel, Matouk & Chief brands. www.amazon.com/Chief-Green-Seasoning/dp/B002632BWE/ref=pd_vtp_325_2/138-9933031-5760363?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B002632BWE&pd_rd_r=2fb45093-6e7d-4e6a-83a5-aa0dd7de025f&pd_rd_w=G1NfV&pd_rd_wg=rxYP4&pf_rd_p=59828acf-6bde-4d94-96a5-3e2b4a0e0bc6&pf_rd_r=0SCM4CP0E4ABGPKD515Y&psc=1&refRID=0SCM4CP0E4ABGPKD515Y
Im south African Indian and would love to visit this wonderful country of Trinidad one day. The most humblest 3rd world countries of the world have the warmest people
@@winstonseecharan6321 Trinidad is far from being a developed nation! Apart from some new highways, the infrastructure is deplorable! Many local roads are filled with potholes and road repairs are very rough. The water system is unreliable. Most sidewalks need repair. Corruption and mismanagement in the government is rampant! I'm a Trinidadian who lived in Miami, Florida for 25 years and recently returned home. I know what I'm talking about!
Ramond Tango show me ANY COUNTRY whom gained independence ,,without CORRUPTION,,and I’ll take my hat off to salute you,, look at all the aWEST INDIAN countries , and AFRICA, but what a bad joke...cheers from NJ
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Trini Girl Here!!! Love my people, love my Island!!
i AM AMAZED HOW ORGANIZED,CLEAN AND NO FLIES AROUND as in other markets.
That way
I thinking
No flies
Pesticides
We do not use pesticides. We keep our markets clean and sun is very hot.
Markets are kept very clean in Trinidad. I have been to one or two other places in the Caribbean and South America where it is not the same.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
I'm such a patriot. So proud! Arguably one of the most diverse culinary cultures in the world. RIP Anthony Bordain. I'm especially proud of the presenters' diction, detail and accuracy.
Yes. Great video, but the gentleman was not Anthony Bourdain.
How many Caribbean people in the diaspora really know how to prepare the items on display...the way our ancestors did? I hope the Chefs will show the next generation (on UA-cam) how to prepare tasty and staple Trini foods using these items.
There are lots of videos on UA-cam now. It is up to them to learn them.
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and yuh see dat bottle seasoning yuh holding there sir, is DE best seasoning I believe mankind could ever come across! it's a crying shame our cuisine is not more widely recognize. But yuh know what! it may be for a good, because such flavorful green seasonings is so unique to Trinidad and Tobago that it keeps our food pure and unblemished. I love my Trini food.
U are sooo right..@present I am chinz(ch)ing mine...& so is my daughter who I gave a bottle to...
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
U are so patriotic that u preserved our indian culture.. luv u
Hi have travelled to a few continent and the best food for me is from Trinidad and Tobago and it's all because of the seasonings
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
Trinidad food is so flavoured the more you eat it the more you want.
Steve Mohammed That’s Trinidad for you.
Steve Mohammed be vegetarian two week once fish?
@@nakkerannakl1627 me
Very interesting, I love it
I love Creole food the best. So wholesome.
Sweetened tea made with ginger root is the best!!! Greetings from the Bahamas
Loved this. Thank you. I was recently in Trinidad and wanted to go so badly to the market. Thanks for the green sauce recipe. I ate the best curried duck and dhal in Trinidad. Omg. I could never match it.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
You can tell that market smells amazing with all the spices and foods there
Great show on Trinidad market produce. Im happy to know Trinidad produce are well accepted in Europe and other nations to add flavour to their recipe. Very informative show on Tdad mkt produce. Keep up the good work.
I enjoyed the tour of the market. It brought back memories. The chefs through their explanations of the items at the market. You could just feel the passion for food.
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
Both the women chief from the beginning and the man chief at the end spoke very interlectual and educated. They both gave exceptional explanations on the different market ingredients and indigenous cuisine..
Vincent2wice 0
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
sending love and respect from Pakistan..looks like a gorgeous place with hospitable people..wish to see this beautiful place once hopefully IA.
Dont blast there
And welcome you are
@@monishankar_banerjee hehe
Nobody welcomes you...pig
@@vimal4154 I as a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago welcome him and you too😊
The pimento peppers are sooooooooo flavorful in most dishes, especially soup.😋😍
i want to tell you something, i a middle clas man please help me, i am pakistani, things are very bad here it has become very difficult to run a house, would you please help me.
@@babylove8541 You will be very kind, God keep you happy I'll give you the bank account number, i do not know you but i will do remember you in all my prayers, i don't know how to thank you please help me, i have sent messages to many peoples but only you answered, thank you again.😔😔
@@babylove8541 You will be very kind, God keep you happy I'll give you the bank account number, i do not know you but i will do remember you in all my prayers, i don't know how to thank you please help me, i have sent messages to many peoples but only you answered, thank you again.😔😔
@@babylove8541 if i do not give a bank account so how do you send me money ?
@@babylove8541 Dear brother/sister
I'm very worried, please Do something for me, God Will give you more.....
Thank you for this video to highlight Trinidadian cuisine down to the very herbs and everyday cooking they use. I'm excited to visit Trinidad and Tobago and to enjoy the traditional dishes there. Great video!
Great job guys!!!!! One of the best commentaries if not the best I have heard.
She is the best...the very best that I have heard!Makes me want to get to know who she is..if she is on radio etc.,
Love 💞 Trinidad from india🇮🇳
Have you visited india Praveen
@@yashrajpal7251 am from India but am working in Trinidad since 4 years
Praveen sir i had one douvet so how can i contact to you...
Love from India
food seems so exotic and so many varieties. i wanna go there!!
If you ever do visit Trinidad and Tobago it is best to go around Carnival Season/time, you would get to know a lot more of the culture and the people there especially the food and music. A lot of tourists travel there at that time.
Trini food is the best. Everyone who comes to Trinidad loves our food. Even our kfc tastes better than kfc in other countries.
@@ArunaKhudan heard some Americans said that
Don't go alone...And the safest & best place to stay is in the South...
why y'all criticizing the video. I think its great someone is trying to promote trin I culture. don't be ignorant..
benji 80.
@@audefrancois3039 ppll
It's the way we West Indians behave culturally, I am from Barbados and it's the same way with us ❤️ too. All of us have similar dishes and flavours that are addictive.that make us put on unwanted pounds. LoL 😘🤩🤑💔
No place like home.Home sweet home.
Beautiful country
Thank you 😊🇹🇹
Love from India.. Whole flavered is Indian.... I hope I m come in very soon... Love trinad
Don't bring your cow worshiping culture here. ok
@@islamahmadzai3432 lol
@@islamahmadzai3432 It is already there bigot
@@islamahmadzai3432 😂😂Just like you're caliphate gave world terrorist and militant group or your Pheophila Mohammad
@@islamahmadzai3432 it's literally been here for centuries you weirdo
Wow I. Miss this going to the market beautiful video I miss Trinidad
This is random but Trini doubles is da besss!!!!
Yuh damn right lol😊
That not random,straight fax
@@9ine6ix41 lol nice name
I am gonna have some doubles NOWW!!!!!!
@@9ine6ix41 hi girl
Those Fruits Looks Nice & Fresh. Hope I Get A Chance To Visit Tobago One Day
Salaam from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Very nice looking food items. INDIAN FOOD ADDING MORE FLAVOUR.
Love from Jamaica
Love back from Trinidad🇹🇹❤
It would be nice if it was still thriving like it used to... Ten years later things are different now... ✝️🛐♥️⚘
Absolutely amazing....great food in an amazing tropical paradise eh?
Thomas McGillivray , I have a habit , wherever I travel,,I try to go to a market,,but many things I know are often called by a different name,Origanally from Jamaica, but ha done some real serious travels over the years, the ONLYCONTINENT,,notntravelled is ANTARTICA cheers from NJ
Love from America
Love from Portugal ! !
Love this video
To people who ask if Chardon Beni shadon Beni or shadow beni( known also as bhandhania or culantro) now come into existence , the answer is NO, it been there for decades, growing wild in the back of people yard,
For people living outside Trinidad, shadon Beni can be brought at any international supermarket under the name CULANTRO not cilantro.
It makes great blended green seasoning along with other green herbs and it also makes fish dish taste great
I love tt and the food its good.use to travel there often , love the market , nice ppl
Dat is the best introduction to Trinidad and Tobago seasoning
Awesome Khaliad, well done. I can say you sure know your stuff!
Wow - Nice , I Wish I could travel there one Day
Nice,clean and organized market!
All the videos of markets in Trinidad that you will see on UA-cam are clean. The markets are kept clean and not dirty like one of those I visited in the another Caribbean island.
Caribbean life nothing compared to it nice food fruits that are real mature friendly people hot sunshine all year round
Love from haiti☘☘
Love you
I too from Trinidad
Not with that name youre not
@@jameelsazam2827 ???
@@jameelsazam2827 fake ass trini. Indians make up majority of the population
@@mannyescuela3511 asshole I am Trinbagonian! Indian descent does not make up the majority! African descent does!
@@jameelsazam2827 no it doesn’t bozo look it up. Afro trinis are outnumbered by Indo trinis and that’s not to mention Douglas. Overall people of partial and full Indian descent is about 70 something percent
Proud of my country
V
compliments from mauritius island
Love from trinidad
@@francisammon9319 are you Indian or black
@@mannyescuela3511 im a mixture of african and Indian
Ahhh. Home sweet home 😍
Ramadan Mubarak
Thanks for sharing
Eventually, we will begin to find more and more of carrebeans and Island fruits and vegetables supermarkets in South and Central florida because they are close geographically to serve the ones who enjoy international food markets.
Lived in Port of Spain (PIARCO) for 15 months Was consulting for Caribbean airlines - Was excellent experience. I love to cook and was a regular at the market. The only thing I could not find was Coriander!!
Inatsikap where we live , is hard to find fresh coriander, burnin the spice section in any surpermarket here its there cheers from NJ
There is a shop on Broadway in POS where you'll find all different kinds of spices. Chinese shop on Charlotte St good too!
It is still called sim there ? It's sim here in India , West Bengal
And in South Africa
Love from guyana I love doubles though
Sarah Gouveia my mother is from there
Is everyone love doubles
😣 I wish I was in that market right NOW 😋😍
The veggies name were same to the veggies name pronounced in Bihar (India) Like.. Boro, Arui, sem, etc.
That's because the indentured servants in Trinidad and other parts of the Caribbean came from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh
Myself from spices business family and FOODIE BY HEART having travel 14 countries I can say you got best of truly vast range in fruits vegetables and spices too. Lucky wish I was there to enjoy or cook something my Indian style gujju vegetarian or even Rajasthani food trust me I would love o have taste of yourside cusine
come on down
Plenty of cowcola from Rajasthani cows also for you
Very nice
I know that market cannot wait to go back.
Very, very healthy - nothing like fresh vegetables and leaves. Lov it
This is in my recommended...and on my main account that I don't even watch trini stuff on. I'm impressed. 👍🏾
The ignorance of The Culinary Institute of American is speaking. I would like to know what ingredients from Europe is he talking about. Habaneros are from Yucatan in Mexico and of course the Tomatoes are from Mexico. Trinida has its native ingredients too and should be given credit to.
jai raghunandan jaisiyaram
Love2TravelAway yeah what talk about
He is brainwashed
The man said that the salted codfish is a portuguese influence. Portugal is in Europe.
TRINIDAD food is the best in the world
Nossa isso é muito bom. Gosto muito
OMG How she pronounces every Veggie with their Indian name specifically Bihari Name...😳😳❤❤🙏🙏
Because she is belongs to our Indian diaspora.
Yeah imagine that next thing you'll see a British woman has a British accent
Read the history you will surprised. Because they belong to India. They also have some Bhojpuri songs but they don't understand it. 😅
They do not "belong" to India, they ancestors are from India after slavery many years ago
Why would she not? Do other countries not do that?
Very proud of my T&T.
Luv the video and the local trini chefs! I am a trini
Aruna K are you Trini
yup
Thank you for clearing up what shadow benny is!
I'm new at cooking Caribbean and Trinidadian dishes and this video is very helpful :-)
Its very similar to cilantro
7 98 II r5 r57 th
Love from Pakistan 💞🇵🇰❤️
What`s wrong with the presenter? Apparently the "reporter" can't look his interviewees in the eye. He looks at the floor or the food and he doesn't seem very enthusiastic. Bad casting.
He dont belong therein is out of his boundaries typically behavior of white folks,
A mix of West African And South Asian cuisine mostly with some Amerindian mix here and there and European
Around 0:34 he says "saltfish season[s]... the Indian inflected dishes...". The narrator makes it sound like saltfish (salted codfish) are a food from India. Codfish live in the North Atlantic (NE USA, Newfoundland, Scandinavia, etc.) and salted cod was exported to the Caribbean as major source of protein there before emancipation and before immigrants came from India. That's why you have dishes like ackee and saltfish in Jamaica, coucou and saltfish in Barbados, and a bunch of other saltfish dishes in other Caribbean countries.
I agree. I picked up on that, no one else does. Great point
Don't forget saltfish buljol.
tonworld I came a cross salt fish in Portugal traditions going back centuries fish they use is mainly cod
The Portuguese use pimento in all meat marinades. So good!
Well said chef Mohammed.
best food in the world to taste in Trinidad good to go?
Yes it is. My mom would make the best food. She was from Trinidad and so was my father. I remember my mom using green seasoning.
I feel so as well. We deff claim that #1 spot for ourselves @@carolharper4401 I can remember my mom blending things like that, never heard it called green sauce or anything (I grew up yankee) but it's a solid base for everything kind of dish
hahhhah you have to be number 1, in the caribbean before, and Jamaica holds that spot. lol
@@forgetfulfunctor1 it's not about feelings. Jamaica, has the best food in the caribbean. period
@@seanbryan1739 I've tried both. I'll go with Trinidad. Much much better by far.
Trinidad 🇹🇹 food Is a mixture of different cultures over the centuries & it’s the best ever
love from bihar india
Love from Martinique
So much like the Fijian vegetable market
Trinidad and Tobago, Mauritius and Fiji has similar mixtures of ethnicities and cultures just in different proportions
Nice video.
Where is this market located in Port-of-Spain? I will have to go there the next time I am in Trinidad. Thanks.
islandgirl3330 señora vestides?
@@nakkerannakl1627 Stupid answer.
It's better to go to the Tunapuna market on a Saturday morning.
@@nakkerannakl1627 Revisiting this video. What the heck is vestides?
@@ramondtango6117 Thanks. I usually stay in Petit Valley. When COVID is over and I visit, I plan to venture out to the markets in central and southern Trinidad for a different experience from the typical supermarkets. I would also like to bring back some condiments, a good iron pot and some mamey sepote if they are in season. Nothing is better than Trinidad's fruits which are so much better than apples, pears, grapes, etc.
Love 💞 Trinidad from Pakistan🇵🇰
Great🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
So much misinformation it's a shame! The slaves created the salt-fish and smoke-herring dishes. The fresh vegetables and fruits are grown in Trinidad not imported from Asia! As a matter of fact, most vegetables in Trinidad or the Caribbean are also grown in Africa not Asia as White-man said! Thank you,
Why White folks always give credit too the Asians?
Same as in india wow
Nice
Sim. We call it same here in Bengal, India.
We call it same too in 🇹🇹 she pronounced it wrong lol
Se ve excelente la isla .me gustaria conocer su cultura
I live in Trinidad and is lucky to have all of these lovely foods every day Best place on Earth Thank u lord
Culantro is also called bandhania.
She is changing up the words she uses because she has to cater to an international audience. Y'all want to promote Trinidad using local terms??? Smh
Yes it's our language! Don't pretend to be someone you're not
@@jameelkhan707 what language does Trinidad people speak?
@@ponypony1 English dialect with an added taste of patios, Hindi and African
.
@@jameelkhan707 You fail to realize that our official language is English. I don't know which school you went to that you did not speak and read English in the classroom. The only other languages that I learnt in school was French and Spanish which was part of the high school curriculum. I thought that I should bring that to your attention.
I would love to av a bottle of that season quite interesting 🤔
There are some commercial Trinidad brands available on amazon. Look for Mabel, Matouk & Chief brands.
www.amazon.com/Chief-Green-Seasoning/dp/B002632BWE/ref=pd_vtp_325_2/138-9933031-5760363?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B002632BWE&pd_rd_r=2fb45093-6e7d-4e6a-83a5-aa0dd7de025f&pd_rd_w=G1NfV&pd_rd_wg=rxYP4&pf_rd_p=59828acf-6bde-4d94-96a5-3e2b4a0e0bc6&pf_rd_r=0SCM4CP0E4ABGPKD515Y&psc=1&refRID=0SCM4CP0E4ABGPKD515Y
My Trinidad 🇹🇹 ♥ REPRESENT
This reminds me of Coronation market In Kingston Jamaica.
food looks soooooo good
Trini to the core...south trinidad in here
Wow, “Siem”, “Bodi”, Arbi leaves curry preparing by mixing with lentil flour, rolling, cutting and frying. It looks totally Bihari to me.
Well explained chef " we have no scotch bonnet it's hot peppers" kept it real kept it Trini!!!!
fenton barriteau and ignorance is bliss!!!
It's.aaaaa.so.nice.true
I want to go this city
Yummy!
I love my home cooking I live in Florida looking for the dry good to cook
Nice island beautiful nature god bless you
Im south African Indian and would love to visit this wonderful country of Trinidad one day.
The most humblest 3rd world countries of the world have the warmest people
Shaun Chetty at least for the 7yrs Trinidad was identify by the UN as a developed nation
@@winstonseecharan6321 Trinidad is far from being a developed nation! Apart from some new highways, the infrastructure is deplorable! Many local roads are filled with potholes and road repairs are very rough. The water system is unreliable. Most sidewalks need repair. Corruption and mismanagement in the government is rampant!
I'm a Trinidadian who lived in Miami, Florida for 25 years and recently returned home. I know what I'm talking about!
Ramond Tango show me ANY COUNTRY whom gained independence ,,without CORRUPTION,,and I’ll take my hat off to salute you,, look at all the aWEST INDIAN countries , and AFRICA, but what a bad joke...cheers from NJ
You can always contact me... I lived on this Island...!
Great.