Jamaica Gleaner

Diverse offerings at PAN Regional 1

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ADIVERSE food offering was available in abundance at the recent staging of PAN 2017 Regional 1 held in Black River, St Elizabeth recently.

Held at Independen­ce Park and hosted by CB Foods, the event saw food lovers enjoying not only delicious, mouthwater­ing pan chicken prepared by the PAN competitor­s, but also several additional tasty options provided by PAN sponsors.

The pan chicken competitor­s prepared their meat using jerk seasoning and firestick pepper sauce courtesy of Walkerswoo­d. They then utilised pimento briquettes courtesy of Pimora by SALADA, adding a burst of flavour to the chicken. And of course, the array of sauces was concocted using Miracle Tomato Ketchup.

Of course, pan chicken would not be complete without being served with slices of fresh, soft National hard dough bread on top of strong, durable Nupak Foil.

Apart from being represente­d by its flagship brand, CB Chicken, CB Foods was also represente­d by Copperwood Pork, Happy Foods Soup, and Bad Dawg Sausages. And for the very first time, the CB Group’s newest brand, Homegrown by Imaginatio­n Farms made an appearance.

DELICIOUS ARRAY

Copperwood provided succulent barbecue jerkpork; while Happy Foods Soup rolled out its chicken pumpkin soup and red peas soup with pig’s tail. Both soups included local ground provisions, including yams, potatoes and carrots.

Homegrown by Imaginatio­n Farms debuted with their locally grown sweetcorn which was painted with the patrons’ choice of Parmesan butter or cilantro butter. Persons were even still requesting the sweet corn long after it had been sold out.

Tina Hamilton, brand manager of Homegrown by Imaginatio­n Farms, proudly stated, “We are thrilled about the response we’ve received from the public. it was incredible — everyone was so impressed that the sweetcorn was grown in Jamaica, and they all wanted to know where they could buy it.”

Bad Dawg Sausages were also out with their juicy, 100 per cent real meat, pork sausages served in National’s hot dog buns and topped with a selection of toppings.

Returning partner, Rainforest Seafoods offered a hearty mix of fish, shrimp, bammy, festival and salt fish fritters. In commenting on Seprod’s involvemen­t in PAN 2017, Marketing Innovation Manager Kerrian Johnson, said, “Seprod Limited is very proud to be an official sponsor of PAN 2017.

We are very honoured to have Miracle Tomato Ketchup as the official ketchup of PAN, and to once again sponsor the very successful Monster Milk Kiddie’s Village. Overall, we are very satisfied with the synergies created with this event.”

 ??  ?? Regional 1 of PAN 2017 offered delicious morsels of pan chicken.
Regional 1 of PAN 2017 offered delicious morsels of pan chicken.
 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTOS ?? A very happy patron with not one, but two Bad Dawg hot dogs.
CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTOS A very happy patron with not one, but two Bad Dawg hot dogs.
 ??  ?? Sweet corn courtesy of Homegrown by Imaginatio­n Farms.
Sweet corn courtesy of Homegrown by Imaginatio­n Farms.

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