Hi how are you i do enjoy your videos you do have ah good voice for narrating keep up the good work aka Uncle Dyno

@pointboy12

26 күн бұрын

Thank you

Looks like that ponche de creme alone was well worth the trip.

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

Yes it was really good. I should have bought two so that I could have had some today.

Yes I'll go back...looking forward...smile

first time i heard about the mango festival, its a very good idea since T&T has different variety, but like you, i was disappointed that it didn't have a mango sweet bread, cake or even pone.

@pointboy12

29 күн бұрын

Yes we really have a lot of varieties. The festival is a good idea but needs more items.

Mango fest I ent see ah mango yet😮

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

That is what they called it but there was really only one booth that truly featured mango.

Enjoy the mango punch de creme..

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

I did. I should have saved some for another day but drank all that evening.

I like mango 🥭😋

Hi pointboy, Thk you for your video of the Mango Festival in Trinidad 🇹🇹, I have Never Been to a Mango Festival ever, so I don’t know about the Experience, but When I was Younger In Trinidad I and my friends Used to go by our Neighbors Mango Tree, Julie & Cutlash & Calabash MANGO’s and pick enough Mango to have our own Mango Festival,back in 1984 & 1989 in Diego Martin, and enough Mango to make 2 buckets full of Mango Chow & 5 Large basin of Curry Mango or Curry Mango black Amchar.. The good ole days will never be Again, but just wanted to say that would Love to Drink some of that Mango Ponch de Crème, and If I was there @ That Festival I would would have brought 5 Large bottles of it Which I think is Absolutely Dirt Cheap for $150 TTD and a Excellent Bargain to Drink on My Balcony Porch @ my Townhouse Home were I Live Overlooking the Long Island Sounds., and watching the Cargo & Ferry ships Pass by on the Sound., Thks Again my Friend, Stay Safe and Healthy, God blessings to you all..! 😎❤️🇺🇸🌈🇹🇹😋👍🏾

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

Thank you for the blessing. You have happy memories, hold on to them.

We will like to invite you for Mango Festival June 30 at Namdevco Macoya Market, for sure you will find baked Mango goods

@pointboy12

17 күн бұрын

I will try to come depending upon the weather.

the punch-a-creme seems like it had a good balance. hello, puncheon too expensive even when we make it home made we use a different white rum😅

@pointboy12

29 күн бұрын

True there are cheaper white rum on the market now. However I find that the strong rums over the taste of everything else.

@nphipps9406

29 күн бұрын

@@pointboy12 true

Was this mango festival in Point Fortin? Seems like that bottle if mango ponche creme was overpriced at $60 TT for that small bottle. How many bottles will he sell at that price?

@pointboy12

29 күн бұрын

The Mango Festival was in St Augustine near to the University of the West Indies. I did find the Ponche A Creme expensive but it tasted good.

Great video Point Boy! Where is this fair located?

@pointboy12

29 күн бұрын

It was in St Augustine near to the University of the West Indies.

@Judyri

24 күн бұрын

@@pointboy12really 😳live in the area but did not know anything. Poorly advised 😳😳

@pointboy12

24 күн бұрын

@@Judyri I find too many events in Trinidad are not well advertised.

@171sako

14 күн бұрын

I also live in the area & only found out because I happen to b passing by the car park & saw tents going up. It wasn’t bad. I had the mango polori & ice cream. The punchacreme was a bit pricey.

Pointboy, that mango festival was missing mango products. This looked like a folk fair, it lacked creativity.😊 Pointboy, I suspect you have never eaten a starch mango, simply because you did not see you buy any. Pointboy, when people have a starch mango 🥭 tree 🌳 in their yard they don't advertise it because they know they will be bombarded 😅 I agree with you that punch was a bit expensive, I thought he was going to say $25-$30. But the man knows the love he put into it, so who am I to argue? And judging from the notes you picked up in the Punch, it sounds delicious 😋. Ps: do you know how they were selling the starch mangoes at the festival, could you let me know?😊 If I was there, I would have bought ALL 😊😊😅

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

Of course I eat starch mango. It is not my favourite but I will eat when I get. I eat plenty La Brea Gyul and that is a type of starch plus my uncle has a starch mango tree. I think they sold all the mangoes at 20 or 30 dollars a heap. I agree the festival was lacking.

@halcexon

Ай бұрын

@pointboy12 You know how long I have not heard that name La Brea Guyl. Yes, that is a lovely mango. My grandmother was from LA Brea, and we spent every Easter and July-August in La Brea.😃 those were such good times. Down by the old bachelor towers had a lot of those mango 🥭 thees.🥰

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

@@halcexon it still has plenty mango trees in La Brea.

@halcexon

Ай бұрын

@pointboy12 Yes, indeed,

No hogmangoes😮

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

I did not see any.

Mango is mango, bread or sweet bread are likewise, they need not mess with them. I'll hate to taste bread/sweet bread tasting like mango. We Trinidadian like to experiment with everything, while that's good sometimes, we need to know when to leave good alone. Mango, bread and sweet bread needs to be left alone. Not even mango flour. Please leave them alone.

@pointboy12

26 күн бұрын

While I understand your point of view, sometimes I like some variation.

This festival is the worse. I stopped going years ago Things tasteless and overpriced . Imagine mango amchar was beinng sold by the pound. Not worth the time. And worse yet you hardly get mangoes to buy😊

@pointboy12

Ай бұрын

This year however there were mangoes on sale and they had a variety of mangoes.