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eitech wrote:zoom rader wrote:How times have changed
Years ago when injun kids brought their roti to school as lunch, they had to hid it in a paper bag and eat it out of site. It was level ridicule. Now the very same kids that ridicule them are the one that have to buy.
Injun food come a long way
What decade u speak of?
Ent!!!A172 wrote:wendy's on mc bean stretch plenty btr than alpinedaring dragoon wrote:Dave wrote:What about the Alpine Bar in chase village?
YES! YES! YES!.... Alpine is the best roti in central. it no longer have any good roti places anywhere else as they cant get good help so they hire guyaneese, vene, jamaicans etc to cook roti and them just making ah mess of the whole thing. same reason you cant get a good doubles again. coupled with that is they want to make it cheap as possible with cracker flour, foreign used chicken, saffron instead of curry and no pepper as it expensive. they using cheap soyabean oil in the box now, cheap is the new way to legally rob you.
zoom rader wrote:eitech wrote:zoom rader wrote:How times have changed
Years ago when injun kids brought their roti to school as lunch, they had to hid it in a paper bag and eat it out of site. It was level ridicule. Now the very same kids that ridicule them are the one that have to buy.
Injun food come a long way
What decade u speak of?
This was pre 1980s, when you speak to older Injun folk they will tell you of their experiences being ridiculed for what they ate and how they dressed.
A172 wrote:wendy's is the best roti in trinidad rn
change my mind
zoom rader wrote:eitech wrote:zoom rader wrote:How times have changed
Years ago when injun kids brought their roti to school as lunch, they had to hid it in a paper bag and eat it out of site. It was level ridicule. Now the very same kids that ridicule them are the one that have to buy.
Injun food come a long way
What decade u speak of?
This was pre 1980s, when you speak to older Injun folk they will tell you of their experiences being ridiculed for what they ate and how they dressed.
airuma wrote:zoom rader wrote:eitech wrote:zoom rader wrote:How times have changed
Years ago when injun kids brought their roti to school as lunch, they had to hid it in a paper bag and eat it out of site. It was level ridicule. Now the very same kids that ridicule them are the one that have to buy.
Injun food come a long way
What decade u speak of?
This was pre 1980s, when you speak to older Injun folk they will tell you of their experiences being ridiculed for what they ate and how they dressed.
This is true, most likely to promote bread sales.
Dem bags was real never doneDe Dragon wrote:airuma wrote:zoom rader wrote:eitech wrote:zoom rader wrote:How times have changed
Years ago when injun kids brought their roti to school as lunch, they had to hid it in a paper bag and eat it out of site. It was level ridicule. Now the very same kids that ridicule them are the one that have to buy.
Injun food come a long way
What decade u speak of?
This was pre 1980s, when you speak to older Injun folk they will tell you of their experiences being ridiculed for what they ate and how they dressed.
This is true, most likely to promote bread sales.
Yes, and those common green canvas bags mostly used by poorer Indo children were known as "roti bags"
eliteauto wrote:Still have mine
Yup, posted a pic on the forum some years ago, over 40 years oldDe Dragon wrote:eliteauto wrote:Still have mine
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Original ones with the brass buckles?
nick639v2 wrote:Ent!!!A172 wrote:wendy's on mc bean stretch plenty btr than alpinedaring dragoon wrote:Dave wrote:What about the Alpine Bar in chase village?
YES! YES! YES!.... Alpine is the best roti in central. it no longer have any good roti places anywhere else as they cant get good help so they hire guyaneese, vene, jamaicans etc to cook roti and them just making ah mess of the whole thing. same reason you cant get a good doubles again. coupled with that is they want to make it cheap as possible with cracker flour, foreign used chicken, saffron instead of curry and no pepper as it expensive. they using cheap soyabean oil in the box now, cheap is the new way to legally rob you.
Galvatron wrote:S&D on Todds Street was the best I had a few years back....can anyone say if it's still good?
eliteauto wrote:Yup, posted a pic on the forum some years ago, over 40 years oldDe Dragon wrote:eliteauto wrote:Still have mine
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Original ones with the brass buckles?
Gem_in_i wrote:Best I had was Eddies in Barrackpoore. Their food in general all taste good.
cornfused wrote:Not sure of the roti bag term first I am hearing of it. I grew up in the East-West Corridor and attended primary school in that area. Almost everyone had that green canvas bag with the two straps and brass buckles. Black, Indo , White, Chinee, Dougla, Red every one.
Back to the roti, many places make a good roti on their day. Lovey's has gotten smaller. Charlie's is good as well.
A172 wrote:wendy's is the best roti in trinidad rn
change my mind
VexXx Dogg wrote:Consistency is usually an issue with most roti shops.
Some days good, some days ok-ish, some days horrible.
Well, at least back when I used to throw down level roti. Ease up on that for years now - they are calorie bombs and I'm a fat greedy firetruck. Don't mind the occasional splurge tho
Where this?A172 wrote:wendy's is the best roti in trinidad rn
change my mind
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