Well not eat, but I think just about every Trinidadian remembers picking


There was only a small amount of course, and you had to suck hundreds for a good sweet taste but I still liked it...
Oh yeh ...You had to be careful of bugs.

Janice took that picture during a visit there.
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Ah, we always had in our neigbourhood and in the school gardens, so I spent a lot of time pulling out those miniscule drops of nectar.
(Followed the link from TriniGourmet to this blog :-)
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