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This entry was posted on 5/24/2006 6:24 PM and is filed under My Favorite Caribbean Food.

Your Caribbean Blog!

We thought it would be nice to have a Blog for all our customers and friends who visit sams247.com. 

This is your Blog. Feel free to have your say.  Tell everyone about your experience shopping at www.sams247.com.  Tell us about your favorite Caribbean food, or share the Caribbean recipe you got out of Grandma's old cookbook. 

Wanna learn how to prepare a certain Caribbean dish?  Ask!  Looking for some hard-to-find Caribbean products?  Perhaps its a Reggae music cd or a Soca music cd you're looking for!  Whatever it is, maybe we can help you find that special Caribbean product. 

This is your space--your Caribbean blog.  You decide what you want to do with it and where you want to take it. 

We and thousands of others will be listening to you, so have your say!

Remember to visit our online Caribbean store, where you can shop for hundreds of Caribbean food and other Caribbean products that you've been longing for: www.sams247.com/Caribbean_store.aspx


 

 

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    • 5/30/2006 5:34 PM KerCha wrote:
      My favorite Jamaican food has to be jerk pork. Who can resist the smell of the tender loin, seasoned to perfection as it is being "jerked" in the "jerk pan."  No one can make it like those people in Charlemont (near WYNDALCO in Ewarton, St. Catherine, Jamaica).

      The key to its wonderful aroma and unforgettable taste - is the chef... Hmmmm!!!!! Then again, it just maybe the Walkerswood Jerk Seasoning!


      The point I'm trying to make is - visit Jamaica. Stop in Charlemont. Get some jerk pork for the road. Whatever you do, don't forget to get a "jug" of water cuz it hot so 'til.

      Don't forget to mention that KerCha sent you
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    • 2/14/2007 1:07 PM Shelley wrote:
      I'm a yardie living in Kentucky and I order my food from Sam's, which happens to be the only marketplace that not only offers superb service, but a wide selection of my home food. I no longer feel homesick because Sam's gives me what I need!
      Thanks for the service!!!!
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    • 5/9/2007 6:52 PM Link wrote:
      Hi, I received my order today...I live in Pennsylvania. You have super fast shipping! My order was well packaged, with receipts and invoice...very professional. Thank you so much. I look forward to doing business with you again.
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    • 5/31/2007 9:49 AM Mike J wrote:
      Just came across the Sam's site while sitting in a office in London, England viewing the site on my PDA. What a great site. I'm now on a mission to pay the store a visit. Is there a restaurant on the site?

      Keep up the great work.
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    • 8/31/2007 3:18 AM Link wrote:
      You did it again...super fast shipping and the best customer service. Thank you.
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    • 1/19/2008 3:46 PM Ireen wrote:
      I would like to Thank all who made it possible for me to ship coconut drops and patties to my niece whose expecting and couldn't get what she was craving in South Carolina. Thank you very much and I will be ordering from you again and spreading the word about your website. An adoring Auntie,

      Ms Ireen Taylor
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    • 1/27/2008 3:43 PM Joan wrote:
      Why have we continued to support only the "Ghetto" aspect of our very rich culture. We have continued to make people around the world think that every Jamaican is a "sufferer," "whore, looking for money for her children, because the father(s) are gone and she needs money for food and rent," "every Jamaican is from Kingston, I.e.: Milk Lane," "our spoken language is patio, which is a dialect, not a language, that is a combination of our history and our motto 'out of many one.' What has happened to all the Jamaican's or are we resigned to the Ghetto immigrants who bring their tales of suffering, violence and bad-manisms to foreign shores as a means of intimidation of the people around them? We are doing nothing more than hurting our selves and creating an underclass of illiterates and regression on many levels. We went from being afraid to saying we are from the Caribbean in the 60's, 70's and early 80's to broadcasting the worse parts of the country -- Our dirty laundry -- for the world to see. When did bad words become part of the norm for our language, or vulgarity including lude dress, mannerism and public display of sexual intercourse as a form of dance...What happened to our proud, culturally and historically rich heritage? Have we just bought into what others think of us without dignity and pride?
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      1. 8/27/2008 4:32 PM Peggy wrote:
        why cant we order jamaica food from your store in England by the internet. Lots of people in England would love to have the the real thing over here too. IN fact if you setup astore here in England i will run it.

        Sams:  Thanks for your offer, Peggy.  We will take your request into consideration.  However, you CAN order from our website even if you are in England.  The only problem is the high shipping charges, which are beyond our control.  In fact, we have a large customer base in England.

        Sincerely,

        Andrew
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    • 2/18/2008 12:33 AM Yunena Morales wrote:
      When are you coming to Seattle Washington, there is no store to get any Jamaican Patties etc. We need a franchise in seattle.
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    • 5/26/2008 3:00 AM DeAn Goodwin wrote:
      Thanks for servicing Iraq, It is a blessing to be able to have island products shipped here. The coconut water is great, escpecially with the temperature we face.

      Dee
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    • 8/12/2008 3:24 PM lindsay wrote:
      hi can somebody help me please, i would like to order from this site but cannot see an option to ship to england, there is no united kingdom option, thanks x.

      Sam's:  Hi Lindsay, sorry for the confusion.  To ship to England, please choose the "Great Britain and Northern Ireland" option.  Thanks.

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    • 10/29/2008 9:06 AM CONNIE REZNIK wrote:
      WHERE CAN I FIND PRUNE DE CYTHERE. MY DAUGHTER HAD IT IN MARTINIQUE.

      Sams:  We will do an investigation regarding availability.  Please check back with our site.
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