Students sample fritters at the Eat Jamaican Celebrity Chef School Tour
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EATING JAMAICAN: From left, Deputy Head Girl Sara Senior Smith, Kyle Glenister and Austin Evelyn-Watson of Emmanuel Christian Academy & Preparatory School in St. Andrew sample fritters at the Eat Jamaican Celebrity Chef School Tour on November 19, 2019. The Eat Jamaican Celebrity Chef School Tour is one of several activities organised by the Jamaica Agricultural Society, Rural Agricultural Development Authority, and the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries in commemoration of the annual Eat Jamaican Month. Held under the theme ‘Grow What We Eat…Eat What We Grow’, Eat Jamaican Month is aimed at encouraging Jamaicans to eat more locally grown food.
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