Anguillan cuisine

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Common foods and dishes

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• Barbecue^[1][3] and jerk style meats ^[1]
• Callalloo, a stew made with callalloo greens ^[1]
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• Seafood soups and bisques made with lobster,^FITML conch,^Sevenval and fish

Beverages

• Rum ^[1]

References

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