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Taste the true flavor of Jamaica with Coconut Biscuit Jackass Corn (2 Pack) — one of the island’s most beloved traditional snacks.
These crispy, sweet Jamaican coconut biscuits are made with a blend of grated coconut, sugar, and spice, baked until golden for that classic crunch. Known locally as Jackass Corn, this nostalgic treat is perfect with tea, coffee, or on its own — just like in every Jamaican household.
✨ Why you’ll love it:
Authentic Jamaican traditional biscuit
Made with real coconut, sugar, and spices
Crunchy texture with a sweet, toasted flavor
Perfect for tea time, snacking, or gifting
A beloved Caribbean heritage snack
Convenient 2 Pack — ideal for sharing or travel
Bring home a taste of island tradition — Coconut Biscuit Jackass Corn is the perfect Caribbean sweet that connects generations through flavor and crunch.
🛒 Available now at CaribbeanEat.com, your trusted source for authentic Jamaican and Caribbean groceries, snacks, and sweets in the USA.
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Thank you so much for helping me out to get the Pimento’s here in GA as reasonable time. The peppers were in good shape and now I can get them by just ordering them with you guys.
Everything I ordered came in perfect condition.
Very good product. The shipment was speedy and packaged very well.Will definitely purchase again.
My New FAVORITE! So good! So flavorful, ,and with the perfect amount of heart! I’m obsessed!!
Bitters has always been nostalgic growing up for me as a child who of course couldn’t stand bitter items being consumed, but in the end I know it’s supposed to be good for me. I’m glad to try again in such a long time in my adult years and realize it wasn’t as bad this whole time. Thanks!
It was tasty to a point but what I realized is that you can’t have it sitting in the basket for too long long it will start to have black spots on them.
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Scotch bonnet peppers arrived earlier than the time I was notified through email. USPS tracking stated the peppers arrived arrived to the mail box on 7/6, but I wasn't notified until 7/8. So the peppers were rotting by the time I retrieved them.
