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Caribbean community food cultures in Britain; Jamaican, Trinidadian, Barbadian and Guyanese traditions stay distinct.
English settlement from 1648 and the Loyalist influx after 1783.
The Bay Islands were settled by CAYMAN ISLANDERS from the 1830s and the kinship and the kitchen both record it. โ THERE IS NO CAYMAN ISLANDS ENTITY IN THIS CORPUS YET, so this edge points at the nearest TRUE entity rather than inventing one; when Cayman is built, this should be repointed at it.
British Honduras until 1973; rice and beans, stew chicken and the bakery come through that.
Guyana is anglophone, was British Guiana, and its bakery, its curries and its Christmas are Caribbean-British.
Jamaica was British from 1655; the patty, the bun, the bakery and the Sunday roast come through that.
The Windrush generation from 1948.
An English-lexifier creole, a Baptist church tradition and a West Indian kitchen 700 km from Colombia.
Saltfish, the bakery and the administration are the British layer over a French-Creole base.
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