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My New Necessities When Shopping on Ambergris Caye

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I swapped convenience and speed for a very different way of life. The way I shop, the way I bath, the way I clean, the way I launder, the way I work, cook, dress, travel…all have been totally transformed. My former existence involved lots of takeaway sushi, eating out most nights, calling for Italian food at 11pm this was pre-apps! All so ridiculously, over-the-top convenient. They sell peeled cloves in bulk. Heck…you can buy every one of your meals pre-made. The fruits and vegetables come in on Tuesdays and to a smaller degree, Fridays. Good luck finding an eatable banana on a Monday. Shopping requires planning and practice! Never heard of this stuff? The top five ingredients are Salt, wheat flour, MSG, sugar, and margarine. Ground dehydrated chicken meat appears lower on the list. It makes great chicken soup with lots of things added and just tastes great cooked in white rice. Any recipe that calls for chicken broth? I must use it x a week. Sorry gourmet cooks…I can see you all cringing. A delicious mango-y, spicy sauce that tastes great on everything. I just dipped my perfect grilled cheese sandwich in it…something I was quite nervous about doing…and it made it even better. Almost always from the golf cart. I find it gets out almost every stain. Just soften it up, scrub some on and soak. And your musty bathing suit smells good for a long time. Pink or white. Pick pink. This stuff is the WD of the cleaning world. Other uses? It contains citronella which can repel mosquitos allegedly. In a pinch, it washes dishes. I use it to wash my hands. You can grate it and use it in the washing machine. It is even sold on Ebay at catfish bait. A truly magical soap. Always something I associated with old ladies, pot roast, and potpourri. It was something you might receive as a wedding gift from a distant relative and then return for cash. But most households here have them and, who knew? They are incredibly useful. I was always a dryer sheet gal. My apartment building had those HUGE industrial dryers quarters-operated in the laundry room in the basement. I knew the liquid existed but never tried it, I never even noticed it in the stores. In San Pedro, the sheets are harder to find and are prohibitively expensive. Be careful — some smell like a teen on his way to a High School Dance Axe-body spray or like baby powdery. Always smell first. Roasted and a spritz of my next item. And even better? A little goes a long way. Fun note: It also makes for a good thermometer — it turns solid under 76 degrees. Not just a wedge on the side of your diet coke, here, lime is in everything. Squeezed on chicken, fish, beef, soup, rice, beer with salt, tacos…it is a condiment, not a fruit. Lemons, on the other hand, are quite rare — almost always imported from the USA when you can find them. In the States, most people know Fanta only by the loud colorful commercials with Latin dancing girls. In Belize, along with Coke, it is the universal soda. Some find that an orange Fanta is the most effective hangover cure. Fun Belize Fanta Fact: To differentiate the clear tonic from the clear soda water all are packaged in identical bottles , pink coloring is added to the tonic. It continues on a daily basis. Cilantro is sold in small bunches in most shops and at all fruit stands. We use it a bunch to make curries — a mainstay in our house. Ginger, coconut, hot peppers, cilantro, seafood, lime, tamarind, rice…. We also get a good supply of Chinese cooking sauces and pastes due to the Chinese population in Belize — add that to your cooking repertoire. There are at least a dozen variations but I love the green. Medium hot and green from cactus paddles, this is far and away my favorite of the hot sauces. Particularly eggs. Did you know Amazon has a pretty impressive store for Marie Sharps? Easy peasy! I have no idea where that name came from! But I find this stuff very useful. Have a mosquito in your bathroom or god forbid a scorpion — it happened to me once! Consider her dead. Sugar ants will disappear. I hate them. They are almost always made in China, the packaging is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors, and…you have no idea what you are getting. At first, I was nervous about burning these things so close to me while I was sleeping. But I quickly gave that up. They work. Especially for keeping sand flies at bay…and mosquitos steer clear too. This is no chili pepper for wimps. It is one of the hottest on earth. But add one un-punctured to anything that you will slow cook…stew, soup or meat. It adds a tiny bit of heat and delicious flavor. It hardly mellows with cooking. This is going a bit off track hardly a small grocery item but all this talk about running around doing errands got me thinking. Golf carts were designed to live a life of leisure on an even grassy-covered course, used for maybe a few hours a day at low speed…to…well…putt around a country club. THOSE golf carts — after maybe a decade of use — are shipped en masse to Belize — where they are stripped down…cleaned, tuned up and dolled up so that they look like a new cart. New tires, new shell, new seats…new golf cart! And then they are put to the test: driving on ragged, wet, salty , muddy roads. You are going to want your golf cart repair person on speed-dial. Feel free to comment or message me if you have anything I should be adding to my list. Anything at the Chocolate Company. We have a crazy amount most of the time in the freezer for banana bread and smoothies. Nothing better than a super thick smoothie after a hot day made from frozen bananas, a bit of milk and a HUGE spoon of Belize Choc Cocoa powder. My jaw starts watering thinking about hot sauces. They sure do at the factory in Dangriga! Their jams and steak sauces available for tasting too. Call first to make sure they are doing tours… as with anything in Belize, it can be sporadic. Good stuff! What a random sighting! When I went to Belize during labor day week I fell in love I really want to Retire there…gotta get things together so I will be ready in a few years…. Always check the cap when buying soda water. When tonic water bottles are left out in the sun, the pink fades out making it look just like soda water. I almost died from screaming. Sep 28, Expat Life. A local fruit stand My former existence involved lots of takeaway sushi, eating out most nights, calling for Italian food at 11pm this was pre-apps! Posted in:. Expat Life. Jules on September 28th, at pm. Grilled chicken from strangers on the side of the road. San Pedro Scoop on September 30th, at am. David Martin on September 28th, at pm. Jen on September 28th, at pm. San Pedro Scoop on September 29th, at pm. A big tin of soda crackers and jams and hot sauces! MaryAnn on September 28th, at pm. Annette on September 29th, at pm. Seak on September 29th, at pm. And the name? Not my thing. John on October 1st, at am. San Pedro Scoop on October 2nd, at am. We have two bottles of tonic in our fridge that were accidents!

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