Caribbean Folklore and Food Quiz

It is believed to bring good fortune but caution is advised due to its poisonous nature when unripe (correct)

It is associated with bringing luck and prosperity to those who consume it

It is considered a symbol of prosperity and abundance in Caribbean culture

It is believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits in traditional tales

It is believed to have the ability to grant wishes when consumed on specific days

It has the power to bring harmony and peace to the community when consumed

It is considered a symbol of unity and togetherness in Caribbean culture

The longer it simmers, the better it becomes, and it is prepared during special occasions or festive seasons (correct)

Some folklore suggests that spirits may inhabit mango trees, and precautions should be taken when plucking mangoes (correct)

Mango trees are thought to be a symbol of protection and safety in Caribbean culture

Mango trees are believed to have the power to grant wishes to those who care for them

Mango trees are believed to be the dwelling place of guardian angels in traditional tales

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