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Antigua and Barbuda
Souse
Spicy soup made with pigs' feet, knuckles, and tails with many onions; a popular Carnival snack sold by vendors on the side of the road; pickled in lime juice with cucumbers and hot peppers; a traditional Antiguan street food; the souse of Antigua; a festive and communal dish.
Barbados
Souse
Boiled pork cuts cooled and steeped in a pickle of lime juice, cucumber, onion, parsley and scotch bonnet, served cold and dripping.
Grenada
Pigtail Souse
Pickled pigtail souse of Grenada; pigtail boiled tender then marinated in lime juice with onions, cucumbers, and hot peppers; a tangy, savory dish; often served with bakes or provisions; a popular weekend and street food; the pigtail souse of the Spice Isle.
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Souse
Cold pickled pork brightened with lime, cucumber, and Scotch bonnet; sharp, cleansing, and the island's most hangover cure; ladled into bowls beside steaming black pudding before the sun gets high; a Saturday cookshop ritual; a traditional Kittitian dish; the souse of Saint Kitts and Nevis; a communal weekend dish.