Lime like a Trini

By now I don't think the Green Market is a stranger on anybody's lips. (But just in case yuh ain't out dey) . This wonderful, bustling market operates like a loving, tight knit family, supporting local organic farmers for both fresh produce and cooked foods. The 3rd annual Pineapple festival, by the name alone featured lots of homegrown produce and food varieties that were sure to please. Their Instagram page is very active and posts updates regularly so make sure to follow for cool events in the future (I plan to attend their first Coffee day on 17 Jun 2017, doh tell my teachers I breaking biche).  Now, I've been to the market many times before. All of the vendors are friendly and welcoming, (Meh favorite is that Venezulan lady, oh gad them arepas and pulled pork does lash). Another crowd pleaser is the chow man, Brian , carefully blending spices and hot peppers to present a visually appealing bowl of chow...mmm a real Trini delight!  Admission...