What Foods are there in The Bahamas?

Food Guide

Local Bahamian Produce

What are the traditional Bahamian foods?

With its all year round sunshine, warm weather, clean waters and good soil, The Bahamas produces some of the tastiest foods on the planet. Even what you might think of as 'ordinary' foods, like rice peas and beans have an incredible taste to them.

Fresh, Local Bahamian Fish

Eating a freshly caught fish is so much better than the old and frozen fish you get in some places. The Bahamas is a fish-lovers heaven, with fresh fish all year round.

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Conch, Straight from the Shell

Fresh Conch in the Bahamas is awesome. There are so many local dishes using conch, you will be spoiled for choice.

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Classic Bahamian Vegetables

IF you are a fan of Caribbean cuisine, you will be well aware of how import root vegetables are. Here, we show a selection of delicious plantain, cassava and sweet potatoes.

Enjoy fresh Bahamas Root Vegetables...

Why You Need Sour Oranges!

One of those foods where you should definitely not let the name put you off. There is nothing better than fresh conch marinated in fresh sour orange juice.

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Peas and Beans, From a Local Farm

Sometimes even the most basic of foods can blow your mind. In this case, we were blown away from fresh peas, bought straight off the farmer who grew and podded them.

Bahamas fresh Peas and Beans...

Vine-Ripened Tomatoes

If you explore, you will even find wild tomatoes in the Bahamas. The local tomatoes taste outstanding and are absolutely nothing like the chemically ripened ones back home.

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Thyme - The Classic Local Herb

One of the most popular takeaway dishes in The Bahamas has to be jerk chicken - a classic spicy barbecue meal.

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Fruit of The Bahamas

OK, we don't know how a pepper sneaked into this photo, but anyway, Bahamas fruit is some of the best in the world!

Discover Bahamas Fruits...

 

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