Ins & Outs of Grenada

80  SHOPPING INS& Spices Handmade spice necklaces and baskets fill your home with the aroma and taste of the Spice Isle. Scented Candles Arawak Islands’ scented coconut candle is hand- poured into a dried coconut shell, and will fill your home with the aroma of the tropics. Available island- wide in gift shops. FB: @arawakislands Whipped Cocoa Butter A by-product of the chocolate industry, OMI’s whipped cocoa butter is luxurious and silky, making it a wonderful natural body moisturiser. IG: @omigrenada Cocoa Tea Blending Grenadian cocoa with locally- grown herbs and spices, Bud & Root puts a modern twist on this traditional Grenadian breakfast drink. Available at House of Chocolate, St George’s. budandroot.com Nutmeg Syrup The award-winning Morne Délice Nutmeg Syrup, produced by De La Grenade Industries, adds a distinctive flavour to your ice cream, pancakes and more. Available island-wide. delagrenade.com Ice Cream The family-run Sugar & Spice Ice Cream uses fresh local ingredients like nutmeg, Grenada chocolate and exotic fruits to whip up refreshing treats. @sugarandspicegrenada Rum The Caribbean is famous for its rums, and Grenada is no exception. Try Clarke’s Court’s Old Grog, a premium sipping rum for a special occasion. clarkescourtrum.com Chocolate With five tree-to-bar chocolate factories, there’s a fantastic range of award-winning chocolates to choose from in Grenada. Our favourites: Salty-Licious by the Grenada Chocolate Company, 60% Cocoa with Ginger by Jouvay Chocolate, and 60% Milk Chocolate by Belmont Estate. OUR EDITOR’S TOP PICKS Ins & Outs of Grenada urges you to buy local - supporting Grenadian businesses and entrepreneurs. Here’s our editor, Danielle’s, pick of unique local products, proudly made in Grenada using local ingredients. Available from the Grand Anse Craft & Spice Market, on Grand Anse Beach.