Great to hang in a hallway, living room, study or as a great gift.

Visit any ice-cream shop in the Caribbean, and you’re likely to encounter some flavours that you won’t get at major branded companies like Häagen-Dazs, Ben & Jerry's, Italian gelato or any other ice cream chains. Along with more commonly known tropical fruits like coconut and mango, less widely available fruits such as soursop, guava and nesberry make for popular ice cream flavors in the Caribbean.

Jamaica has developed a particularly rich ice-cream culture, and it doesn’t stop at tropical fruits. While most people associate ice-cream consumption with childhood, Jamaica has perfected what one might call “adult ice cream,” crafting savory-sweet flavors from beer, rum and even apple vodka. Easily, the most popular of these concoctions is Irish Stout ice cream, typically made with Guinness or its somewhat sweeter Jamaican counterpart, Dragon Stout. The non-alcoholic version that are surprisingly intoxicating “Grape Nut.” 

Overview

• Handmade Supply

• Craft type: Cross stitch, Embroidery, Needlepoint

• Primary colour: Mixture of colours

• Materials: DMC Thread, Aida 14ct Fabric, Embroidery Needle, Thread Sorter, Cross Stitch Pattern, and Storage Bag

• Design Size: 30 x 20 cm

• Ships worldwide from LONDON, United Kingdom

Design area

30 x 15 cm (11.8' x 5.9' ins) when finished on 14 count Aida.

Other details

Number of colours: 24