The 10 Most Popular Foods in Guyana | IntoxicatedTV
The food of Guyana are as diverse as its population.
Today we are counting down the Top 10 most Popular foods of the multicultural South American Destination, Guyana.
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Most of these popular Guyanese foods are featured in my debut novel, Under the Tamarind Tree. Stew beef was a favorite at home, but my mother never used burnt sugar for making the stew. She used tomato paste.