Bahamians love breakfast, and what we refer to as 'breakfast' will certainly not conjure up images of eggs, toast and jam, pancakes & maple syrup. Our breakfasts are almost entirely savory. We want that hearty stick-to-the-ribs experience…
Bahamians love breakfast, and what we refer to as 'breakfast' will certainly not conjure up images of eggs, toast and jam, pancakes & maple syrup. Our breakfasts are almost entirely savory. We want that hearty stick-to-the-ribs experience that'll give you energy for the day and ensure that lunch does not find you famished. Typically, you'll find us devouring boiled fish, tuna and grits, sheep tongue souse & stew fish in the morning.
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