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Ackee
Also Known As: Blighia sapida
As Noted In: 1001 Foods You Must Taste Before You Die, B E S Publishing
Places
Jamaica
Western Africa
Timeline
Y/M/D
Person
Association
Description
Place
Locale
Event
1778/00/00
The ackee fruit, originally native to West Africa, is established in Jamaica by 1778.
Jamaica
1793/00/00
William Bligh
Explorer
Captain William Bligh brings the ackee from Jamaica to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, England.
Kew Gardens, London
Richmond, London
1793/00/00
William Bligh
Explorer
Captain William Bligh brings the ackee from Jamaica to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, England.
Kew Gardens, London
Greater London
Food Type
Fruit
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Food
Food Form
Victual
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