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Cremas: Haiti's Holiday Beverage - It's like eggnog but a million times better, author said Cremas: Haiti's Holiday Beverage - It's like eggnog but a million times better, author said

What a way to describe Cremas... I love this delicious Haitian Holiday beverage but I don't think I could've came up with a better description...

Haitian-Japanese Naomi Osaka did it again, she is the 2019 Australian Open Champion Haitian-Japanese Naomi Osaka did it again, she is the 2019 Australian Open Champion

21 year old Haitian-Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka has just won her second Grand Slam championship back to back. Osaka is the 2019 Australian...

Haiti: NO Gas at the pumps despite BMPAD reassurance Haiti: NO Gas at the pumps despite BMPAD reassurance

There is a big gas shortage at the pumps in various parts of Haiti despite government officials saying there is gas available in Haiti. This gas...

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Haiti Travel Warning - Level 4: Do Not Travel Haiti Travel Warning - Level 4: Do Not Travel

The US Government warned its citizens not to travel to Haiti on Friday, 14 Feb 2018, due to widespread, violent, and unpredictable demonstrations in...

Spices in Haiti: L'ail (Garlic in English) Spices in Haiti: L'ail (Garlic in English)

Haitians call it "lay" in Creole, no wonder, it's l'ail in French, but in English it is is called Garlic. Is garlic a vegetable or root? Many people...

Spices in Haiti: Poireau (Leek in English) Spices in Haiti: Poireau (Leek in English)

Haitians call it Powo in Creole, Poireau in French, but in English this vegetable is called Leek. Leek/Poireau adds the following nutrients to your...