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I was longing for some good Trini roti so I bought some on CaribShopper..cost me an arm and a leg but well worth it.. I paid USD 79 for this package from a brand called WeFoods

I got it delivered within 36 hours of placing the order….shipped directly from Trinidad…
The dhalpouri skins were much better than the buss up shut which were a tad doughy….overall I dont regret the purchase…

In reply to FanAttick

Just tell me which city on the world you live ..
dem trinis saw you coming !!

In reply to CITYBOY

Its the same price for everyone…CaribShopper is the online clearing house for popular brands from Jamaica and T&T…
My basket has products from Yard as well…I’m still waiting on the Yard products..

bannas...yuh can mek yuh own roti...flour, water, baking powder, oil...and yuh good to go

In reply to ray

You missed one key ingredient…..time
My missus does make a great roti…but time is a luxury

In reply to FanAttick

Just curious. How was it packaged to avoid spoilage?

In reply to Headley
Roti won't spoil in 36 hours.
My siblings and I send all kind of stuff using FedEx on Wednesdays (half price day)

In reply to FanAttick


Check Chrissy's kitchen for your next order!

In reply to Headley

I came frozen in a sealed styrofoam box which was inside an outer cardboard box….delivered by FedEx..The quality was nice and fresh and tasted great when I reheated it in the microwave for about 45 seconds

Actually the delivery time was closer to 30 hours..I placed the order Tuesday morning at 6am and the package was delivered yesterday at 12 noon EST….

In reply to FanAttick

You in Alaska?
Enjoy the stuff ...

In reply to CITYBOY

No..I’m in NY

In reply to FanAttick

Don't you like the NY offerings of roti?

In reply to Curtis

I’ve had some decent ones over the years but same as with Yardie food I prefer the ones from the source….maybe its the pimento wood that its cooked on back home…

In reply to FanAttick

Fixed it for you

In reply to imusic

That too…

In reply to FanAttick
Never reheat roti in a MW
double wrap in foil with a damp paper towel between the two layers of foil. Perfectly fresh

In reply to FanAttick
By the way you can get great Trini roti in Miami

In reply to Chrissy

Generally I agree, but for smaller portions a few seconds at a time in the MW works ok…



Yeah, I’ve had decent roti and doubles in Orlando…

In reply to FanAttick

How much Kiss cake you get with that Rasta man ?

In reply to Chrissy

Thanks for the FedEx half price day info. That's why I keep coming back to CC.com. It's surprising what one can learn here.

In reply to FanAttick

Thanks Fan. Seems frozen food in a styrofoam box inside a cardboard box is the standard delivery method.

Fortunately I have a Guyanese lady who takes care of my roti and samosa needs.

In reply to Headley

Nice