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Antigua and Barbuda
Sugar Cake
Chewy confection of grated coconut cooked down with sugar, often tinted pink and flavoured with ginger or nutmeg; a classic Antiguan sweet treat; the mixture is often divided into two batches, one coloured pink and the other left white, poured one over the other to form a pink and white cake; found at markets and schoolyards; the sugar cake of Antigua.
Barbados
Sweet bread
A dense coconut loaf with cherries and raisins, brushed with sugar water so the top glazes, sold by the slab in bakeries.
Barbados
A dark, rum-soaked fruitcake of dried fruit, brown sugar and spices, the traditional Christmas cake of Guyana and the Caribbean.
Trinidad and Tobago
Grated cassava, coconut and pumpkin baked with sugar, spice and evaporated milk into a dense, chewy slab.
Grenada
Groundnut Sugar Cake
Traditional Grenadian sweet of peanuts (groundnuts) in caramelized sugar; spiced with nutmeg; a crunchy, sweet treat; found at Church Harvest festivals and markets; a celebration of the island's peanuts and spices; the groundnut sugar cake of the Spice Isle; a nostalgic treat; a popular food souvenir.
Grenada
Spice Cake
Traditional Grenadian cake spiced with nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves; a moist cake with a slightly crunchy bottom; the nutmeg flavor is prominent; the breeze on Grenada often smells like spice cake; found at bakeries and home kitchens; the spice cake of the Spice Isle; a celebration of the island's spices.