The Breadfruit was said to have been first brought to Jamaica, via Tahiti, by early explorers, some almost three hundred years ago. It has since virally spread all over the island and is one of the national fruits. The fully fit fruit is roasted and usually eaten with ackee and sailfish, or steamed vegetables: callaloo, cabbage, bok choy, etc. The younger, not fully matured fruit, is boiled and eaten as you would a boil Irish potato. It has the starchy consistency of bread, but only more wholesome and truly organic.
The Breadfruit was said to have been first brought to Jamaica, via Tahiti, by early explorers, some almost three hundred years ago. It has since virally spread all over the island and is one of the national fruits. The fully fit fruit is roasted and usually eaten with ackee and sailfish, or steamed vegetables: callaloo, cabbage, bok choy, etc. The younger, not fully matured fruit, is boiled and eaten as you would a boil Irish potato. It has the starchy consistency of bread, but only more wholesome and truly organic.