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Enjoy the pastries that are the backbone and roots of Ditty Island Delights.
Fruit cake, black cake, Jamaican fruitcake, Christmas cake
Jamaican Fruit Cake — $15 +

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The Sweet Potato Pudding is a traditional Jamaican pastry. Some call it "hell a bottom, hell a top & hallelujah in the middle." This is because we would have a wood/coal fire made at the bottom, have a sheet of zink with said wood/coal fire on top of the pudding and the pudding would be the hallelujah in the middle because it is so delicious. This method allowed the pudding to be cooked thoroughly. How do we make it?
Sweet Potato Pudding — $19 +

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Assorted Packs — $18 +

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Gizzada is a traditional Jamaican pastry. We eat it as a snack/dessert. Some Jamaicans would say that they eat it for "breakfast, lunch or dinner." How do we make it?
6 Gizzadas — $27

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Grater Cake is a traditional Jamaican pastry. Some call it, Pink and White/Pink on Top because of the colors, while others call it Coconut Cake. The traditional name, Grater Cake was given because you have to "grater" the coconut to start the cooking process. How do we make it? We peel the skin from the coconuts, then grate and cook with granulated sugar, almond spice and strawberry syrup.
6 Grater Cake — $27

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Coconut Ginger Drops is unique to the Jamaican culture. The highlighted flavor of the "Drops" is the ginger. We Jamaican use ginger for everything; in our meat, as a tea and even to cure certain illnesses. When we eat/drink anything with Ginger it is suppose to scratch our throat or the ginger isn't strong enough. Our Coconut Ginger Drops will scratch throat! lol
6 Coconut Ginger Drops — $27

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6 Peanut Cake — $27

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Jamaican Toto is a traditional Jamaican pastry. Some call it coconut cake. Most older Jamaicans liked to eat it with their favorite tea in the mornings. However, there is no set time to eat the Toto. It can be eaten as a treat with tea in the mornings, a snack at lunchtime or dessert after dinner. How do we make it?

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Jamaican Toto 7" — $40

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Ditty Island Delights Gift Card — $25 +

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