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Stopping over for casava bread.  
   

Stopping over for casava bread.

This ancient Carib staple (manoic) was brought here by these early inhabitants fron the Orinoco basin in South America. This area is still settled by some of these original peoples although they are mixed race with the French and more lately, African. The casava is prepared in a variety of ways and worth trying.
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Central America Caribbean » Saint Lucia

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