Topic: Griot - Bak Machan Fritay Style (
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by Maryse on 2/25
The griot for sure came from Africa, during my stay in Cote d'Ivoire I saw the same kind of dishes in the street like machan fritay.
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by Eddy Vales on 2/20
where does griot come from? what does the word come from?
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by Courtney on 11/28
I'm haitian and I know what it taste like!!
It'd really good!!
I'm doing a project for school on Haiti
I was going to bring griot but I'm not sure
But since I have nothing better to bring i'm going to bring it
Anyone who hasn't tried it really should it's the best!!!
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by Estime on 9/23
Po poko kraze you fritay Kenskoff.
I think they are the best fritay in the whole Haiti.
I don't know if it's the weather or the food but it's delicious
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by Jean Rober on 9/23
I once had some fritay near Fort Jacques Haiti it was really the bomb.
The best I ever ate.
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by Margalie on 8/7
I LOVE THE HAITIAN GRIOT IT'S OFF THE CHAIN !
YOU GUYS HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOUR MISSING !
IT'S VERY TASTY AND HAS A SATISFYING TASTE.
YOU MUST TRY IT, THERE'S NO OTHER FOOD THAT CAN TOP GRIOT.
IT'S SO DELICIOUS.HOWEVER, BECUASE OF THE FLAMES IT WILL HAVE YOUR MOUTH WATERY HOT ! ! !
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