Welcome to One One Cocoa, Sweet Mouth Kitchen!! Nice to have you!! You should like the next video where I show a farm to table experience cooked with biogas. I also subscribed to your channel.
The Snowcone man is mobile so he drives through villages. He normally starts from Boca and goes through some nearby villages, comes up Marrast Hill, down Lowther’s Lane, through Belmont and unto Grand Anse. He then stops on Grand Anse Beach close to Umbrellas. His final stop is on Camerhogne Park on Grand Anse Beach. All this is done in the afternoon on non rainy days. As for the cane juice lady, Felicia I haven’t seen her at her usual spot. I am trying to find her.
Like the cane juice irish moss roastcorn which i eat with dry coconut but no milk on the snocone for me.just came across your vlog and subscribed.very refreshing
The corn man, Elijah is on the Carenage. The juice lady, Felicia is opposite the Sugar Mill in Grand Anse. The snow cone man drives around St. George’s on his motorized bike so it’s hit or miss.
@@OneOneCocoa473 Good luck trying to compete with me because I usually throw shame out the door and eat as much corn as I can once they're available.Lol!
Actually there is boiled corn as well. I am biased towards roast corn so I forgot it, lol!! There are two ladies who do it; one on the Westerhall Main road opposite the Westerhall Point gap, and another at Paradise junction.
Hmmmmm…interesting…I guess you mean the layering of the flavours and ice 🧊? That was the first time I saw it made that way. Normally everyone goes on top.
The corn looks beautiful. It’s huge. How much did you pay for that corn? The cane juice is so sweeeet. I don’t like the color. One One Cocoa you don’t need that root 🤣🤣🤣. I don’t like the color of the Cane juice. I never had their Snow Cone. I love the Condensed Milk. Wow! You had a lot of sugar today. Thanks for sharing.
@EC Emily the corn was $4, but the price varies by size, vendor and location. You’re right, the cane juice is extremely sweet, but a cold bottle once in a while is refreshing. And I didn’t have all those goodies in one day so it’s all good. I make an exception for roast corn and eat 2 per day sometimes.
@@OneOneCocoa473 Thanks for confirming. I was thinking that you didn’t have all those goodies in one day. The corn is a bit pricey, but I know it’s different in location. Thanks.
Hello Gaurav!! Hope to see you in Grenada. Food is a bit pricey and I’m guessing you will be buying everything to eat. I don’t know how long you plan to stay and your eating habits but you can easily spend US$60/week. Maybe you can use it as a guide. I have a video coming up on food costs in Grenada.
Is the stipend $400 a month or for the duration of your stay. Grenada can be expensive, but you can also get food from the land, especially if you're vegetarian.
@@ZanSMC.473 yes Americans do consume a lot of sugar and. Lot of sugar is added in foods but not in Europe here high sugar content is labelled and highly reduced in foods
@@ZanSMC.473 I love traditional Grenadian food but the sugar habit is killing the nation , sugar in every drink, sugar in bread ,condensed milk etc, therefore as I stated above due to the high sugar intake I understand the high levels of diabetes in Grenada and the rest of the Caribbean,is a fair comments backed By facts
Roasted corn is a good food, here in Guatemala we add salt and lime an it tastes delicious.
Wow, lime and salt on roasted corn!! I’ll have to try that.
I love my people great stuff
Thanks Jeremy Francois. Great to have you on One One Cocoa!!
Love the corn , I’m living in Grenada 🇬🇩 right now
Welcome to Grenada Brian and welcome to the one corn a day club!!
@@OneOneCocoa473 thx you
Wish I was in Grenada today
😝.I love the *Cane Juice lady*
She knows about the products she sell!😍🤗
@Marcelle McDonald yes I love her too. She has excellent customer service.
@@OneOneCocoa473 IKR?
Great customer service..
I'll be looking for her when I get home
My beautiful country grenada land of the free
It is beautiful and we should keep it that way.
I would like to visit Grenada, hugs from Cuba!!!
@Alexis Calzada Melendez we have great relations with the Cuban people.
I am loving these videos!!! Thank you for sharing them!
Appreciated Sans D. If you think others will love it, please share and encourage them to subscribe. Thanks!!
First time stopping by! Love your content! Keep up the good work... new subscriber!
Welcome to One One Cocoa, Sweet Mouth Kitchen!! Nice to have you!! You should like the next video where I show a farm to table experience cooked with biogas. I also subscribed to your channel.
@@OneOneCocoa473 awesome I will be watching all ur videos...prior and upcoming
Cocoa is a goddess 👑
Thanks kawtel!!
Love this little series!! Will you do more?
@True Blue Bay Resort Grenada I’m happy that you love the series. There is also one called ‘Beach Fruit and Nut’, check it out!!Look out for more!!
Snow-cone has evolved boy.
Back then was just 2 squirts of red syrup. I love the varieties.. but NO milk on mines..😋😋
@Marcelle McDonald you should try the condensed milk at least once. I know it’s very sweet but try it…😀
@@OneOneCocoa473 😝
Ok then.. I'll try it..
Definitely would be looking for him when I get there
Great!! Remember to tell him you saw him on One One Cocoa.
Did u say bread nut? I could do wid some cane juice now. Love the authenticity . Looking forward to more videos...
@Upp Setter Oh yes I did say breadnut…lol. Cane juice is so refreshing especially in the hot sun. Thanks for the compliment!!
Luv roast corn....
I think I love it more!!
I love my boil 🌽
@Tamica Roberts that’s my second option!!
Am just loving it lol
@Andy Murray Glad you are!! Hope you are doing well!!
Grenada would be my second home, roasted corn we call it roasted maize but it's white not golden
@DJ SINK_elegance where do you call home? I’ve heard about maize.
@@OneOneCocoa473 kenya in east Africa, ever had of such a country?
Beautiful island. Haven't been since 2014.
@Makeda Jardine a return trip seems necessary after 8 years…lol
@@OneOneCocoa473 I have my mom's entire family that lives there. So definitely would do a trip.
Where exactly are located the second and the third snacks? I'll be living un Grenada for the next months and i would like to know...
The Snowcone man is mobile so he drives through villages. He normally starts from Boca and goes through some nearby villages, comes up Marrast Hill, down Lowther’s Lane, through Belmont and unto Grand Anse. He then stops on Grand Anse Beach close to Umbrellas. His final stop is on Camerhogne Park on Grand Anse Beach. All this is done in the afternoon on non rainy days.
As for the cane juice lady, Felicia I haven’t seen her at her usual spot. I am trying to find her.
Like the cane juice irish moss roastcorn which i eat with dry coconut but no milk on the snocone for me.just came across your vlog and subscribed.very refreshing
@Toni Art Thanks for subscribing!! Now that dry coconut is something to try.
Making my list for when I go back home
Make the list and check it twice.
Great vlog!
Thanks!!
Thank you
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What area is this specifically? I will be visiting soon
The corn man, Elijah is on the Carenage. The juice lady, Felicia is opposite the Sugar Mill in Grand Anse. The snow cone man drives around St. George’s on his motorized bike so it’s hit or miss.
Whenever I come to Grenada, my first snack is roast corn and I usually eat two or three at a time. I just can't have enough of it.
@Becca A like you giving me competition? I thought I was bad when it came to roast corn!
@@OneOneCocoa473 Good luck trying to compete with me because I usually throw shame out the door and eat as much corn as I can once they're available.Lol!
How come I don't see boil corn anymore?
Actually there is boiled corn as well. I am biased towards roast corn so I forgot it, lol!! There are two ladies who do it; one on the Westerhall Main road opposite the Westerhall Point gap, and another at Paradise junction.
But they ain’t make snow cone like that when i small I feel like I missing out
Hmmmmm…interesting…I guess you mean the layering of the flavours and ice 🧊? That was the first time I saw it made that way. Normally everyone goes on top.
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The corn looks beautiful. It’s huge. How much did you pay for that corn? The cane juice is so sweeeet. I don’t like the color. One One Cocoa you don’t need that root 🤣🤣🤣. I don’t like the color of the Cane juice. I never had their Snow Cone. I love the Condensed Milk. Wow! You had a lot of sugar today. Thanks for sharing.
@EC Emily the corn was $4, but the price varies by size, vendor and location. You’re right, the cane juice is extremely sweet, but a cold bottle once in a while is refreshing. And I didn’t have all those goodies in one day so it’s all good. I make an exception for roast corn and eat 2 per day sometimes.
@@OneOneCocoa473 Thanks for confirming. I was thinking that you didn’t have all those goodies in one day. The corn is a bit pricey, but I know it’s different in location. Thanks.
Love it. Was waiting to see the sno-cone man😄
Lol…glad I included him.
How do i see d Grenada 🇬🇩 broad day, dreamsfeeling done
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I love corn but boil corn in coconut milk is better
@Rennis Morain, I’ve never had boil corn in coconut milk but it should taste great since coconut makes everything better. Something to try!!
Hello i m from india i m coming to grenada for job my company offer me 400 us dollar for grocery is it sufficient please help
Hello Gaurav!! Hope to see you in Grenada. Food is a bit pricey and I’m guessing you will be buying everything to eat. I don’t know how long you plan to stay and your eating habits but you can easily spend US$60/week. Maybe you can use it as a guide. I have a video coming up on food costs in Grenada.
Is the stipend $400 a month or for the duration of your stay. Grenada can be expensive, but you can also get food from the land, especially if you're vegetarian.
No $400 US is a bit over $1000 EC that's not enough depends on what you eating.
$1075 ecd=$400usd should be sufficient for a few weeks but for food only.
If its $400 per month for groceries alone then you can work with that.
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No wonder diabetes is a huge issue there with all that sugar in everything
What about America🇺🇸 ??? Plenty countries around the world has food content with high sugar level's😒
@@ZanSMC.473 yes Americans do consume a lot of sugar and. Lot of sugar is added in foods but not in Europe here high sugar content is labelled and highly reduced in foods
@@br2431 if you don't like the Grenadian diet, then don't visit the island, who told you to come ???😒
@@ZanSMC.473 I love traditional Grenadian food but the sugar habit is killing the nation , sugar in every drink, sugar in bread ,condensed milk etc, therefore as I stated above due to the high sugar intake I understand the high levels of diabetes in Grenada and the rest of the Caribbean,is a fair comments backed By facts
@@br2431 OK😎