PHOTO OF THE DAY: Exotic treat

Boiled breadnut or gwen peh is sold at the Roseau Market every Saturday morning.

Photo by RS

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52 Comments

  1. Merica Scotland
    February 3, 2013

    :-D Oh happy Days we were eating healthy things no chemicals

  2. Ggj
    September 19, 2012

    I still like bread nuts!

  3. NY, NY 10025
    September 18, 2012

    These are the types of exotic treats I visit Dominica every year to enjoy.

  4. out of south city
    September 18, 2012

    This brings back childhood memories. My grandmother grew this exotic food when I was growing up. We enjoyed breadnut very much. Those were some good old days.

  5. Anonymous
    September 18, 2012

    If justice and truth put his hands on that….it finish…
    Bet he gonna find some in Canada…and write a documentary..about when his mother use to cook that…………..u no d drill…

    • TeteMorne I from...
      September 21, 2012

      lol…funny

  6. Dominicanpearl2
    September 17, 2012

    Love it!!!. Let’s not fight over a little gwen peh. Good stuff, I had some when I was in DA last year. I did not get any in April but they were selling all kinds of goodies during the cricket in April. They were when I was there. GOYA has it in the cans, not the same taste. Nothing can beat the fresh bread nut. Go DA!!!!

    • Anonymous
      September 18, 2012

      and sucking the brown salty water

  7. September 17, 2012

    I wander how much for that portion boy?
    in my schooldays that would cost 25cents.
    that’s some nice looking breadnut there anyway.

  8. Justice and Truth
    September 17, 2012

    I love to eat breadnuts but have not had some for a while. They are tasty. I suppose it is now the season for breadnuts.
    We are approximately three months from the Christmas season when, the stores in Toronto will be selling chestnuts which are similar to breadnuts.
    “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire…” Who could sing this better than the late Nat Kin Cole? We can also sing “Breadnuts roasting…” :lol:
    DNO I recall you had a similar picture last year. Am I correct? No problem! We love viewing pictures of our fruits and produces and being reminded about them. It is encouraging that we should also eat them for they are nutritious.

    • Anonymous
      September 18, 2012

      I knew it, some about Toronto….you know the sell pement zebiea..there as well..wish they burn your mouth..

      • TeteMorne I from...
        September 21, 2012

        lol

  9. ideal
    September 17, 2012

    oh how i longing for some. please Dominica try to export some of these lovely food, we in North america are craving..love DA

  10. trolol
    September 17, 2012

    That is the snack in all you MMOOTTTTHH…………..! :lol: No but a breadnut does go down. JAH!

  11. nature girl
    September 17, 2012

    if we eat more of these locally grown foods I think we will have less non communicable diseases on the nature isle.

    • Justice and Truth
      September 17, 2012

      @ nature girl

      I agree. There are reasons why they are grown. They are called the spoils of the land. They should be appreciated. I do think the problem is we are too busy to enjoy what we have. As the saying, “Stop and smell the roses” for time flies.

  12. Anonymous
    September 17, 2012

    Love breadnut, hate breadfruit!

  13. Hungry
    September 17, 2012

    My favorite of all time!!! Give me some gwen pen!!!!

  14. bwa kwaieb
    September 17, 2012

    My cousin was the funniest when he ate Breadnut. Everybody know once you eat breadnut is fart you farting. He use to say “doctor say to poom free, rrrrppppp!” hahahhahahahhahahaha! hahahahaha!! :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D Yeah that pic took me back. DNO can you find some boiled ‘veyo’, tam ma weh dezin, bread and boulja, black pudding, france tarts, Pa tay banan, to post? I love DA food! ANytime I reach on the island is food I looking for.

    • bwa kwaieb
      September 17, 2012

      I forget souse! My favorite! I just had some from a Dominican and boy…..

      • Slim Shady
        September 18, 2012

        You must be fat.

    • LOL
      September 18, 2012

      You take me dere…”dr say poom free” woiiiiii long time I doh hear dat. On another note, boss france close down. last time I went DA first place I tried to go was France and boy I was vex de place close down. I was craving coconut, guava, and prune tarts.

  15. tie toe
    September 17, 2012

    every time i watch picture of the day i getting a gropwell.

  16. wypapa
    September 17, 2012

    Best when it a little salty..not too much..just right

  17. LIMINGLUCY
    September 17, 2012

    I SURE HOPE IT IS IN SEASON FOR CREOLE FESTIVAL!!!!

  18. ..................
    September 17, 2012

    Gwen pen!

  19. virgo
    September 17, 2012

    I would love, to eat some right now, my my can’t wait to go back home my goodness Dominica indeed is truly Bless.

  20. papa met
    September 17, 2012

    my boy fave ting in d world! BULLY look your gwenpeh lol

  21. Mannie Fresh
    September 17, 2012

    oh sweet holly molly here is the gwen pain! pass it and a glass of wine.

  22. Saysay
    September 17, 2012

    Lungh lunch lunch oh boy, then plenty of water to wash that down.

  23. LawieBawie
    September 17, 2012

    I love it!!!! You feel ‘weepineah’ when yoy eat too much of it. LOL.

  24. PICODEAU
    September 17, 2012

    Ebeh wei!!! zout machanstay!

    My mouth is watering
    How can I get some please?

    • TeteMorne I from...
      September 21, 2012

      You live in picodeau and you have no gwen pain?

  25. A Voice
    September 17, 2012

    Man gwen peh. That was one of my favorite foods. That was nutritious and tasty and use to go down good.

    Brings back memories. GOD bless Dominica.

  26. citizen in nj
    September 17, 2012

    i got them in abondance on the farm no more children to eat and my dad pass he was always giving away wow but i had some when i was home for the summer i eat to many of that that day well salted

    • yes i
      September 17, 2012

      so tell me where u live for me to pass for some. share brother share

  27. Tiger
    September 17, 2012

    More food!! Reminds me of a friend who only has food on his mind. You should see the size of his belly. You would think he is 20 months pregnant.

  28. Humility
    September 17, 2012

    All you musson do people in de diaspora dat!!

    • twisted
      September 17, 2012

      I feel your pain :-x

  29. LAB
    September 17, 2012

    Shelling these with my grandmother was one of my fondest childhood memories. :)

  30. sash
    September 17, 2012

    yum yum

  31. Anonymous
    September 17, 2012

    DONT DO ME THAT NAH.

  32. Biggs
    September 17, 2012

    that looks like goat dung!

    • ja gwatas
      September 17, 2012

      then you must be the goat!!

      • twisted
        September 17, 2012

        i AGREE with you…and the danned GOAT swallowed them nuts whole…thats why

      • Biggs
        September 17, 2012

        the thing that make you like gargling my whole nuts

    • Zor
      September 17, 2012

      i wonder what kind of goat u have boy

      • Biggs
        September 17, 2012

        like the one that make u

      • twisted
        September 17, 2012

        :-D :-D :-D :mrgreen: biggs boy you had me laughing till i cry, when i read your comment below. we all just having a liitle fun anyway. no hard feelings. boy you not easy. boss just enjoy them gwen pe

      • Biggs
        September 18, 2012

        lol

  33. Woodford hill girl
    September 17, 2012

    wow I would have some now haven’t eaten that in ages, good stuff!

  34. :-)
    September 17, 2012

    Yum yum, I miss that

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