Last Updated on July 23, 2024, 3:32 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Nevis: A well renowned Kenyan Youtuber ‘African Tigress’ recently visited Nevis and explored the Nevis Mango Festival 2024. She has shared a special vlog on her official YouTube account and called the festival a celebration of the island’s beloved fruit, the Mango.
With 298K subscribers on YouTube, the African Tigress created a video about the various offerings of the Nevis Mango Festival and titled the video as “What’s Happening in St Kitts and Nevis.”
In her video, she introduced the much-awaited culinary event of Nevis to her followers. She recorded her experience and moments of tasting several varieties of mango and added that the event celebrates the versatility of the most priced fruit of the nation.
She noted that as she entered the event, she could see that everyone was dressed well and had presented their best food forward. She talked to the people who were also enjoying the celebration.
Kenyan Youtuber also tasted beef Samosas cooked by a Kenyan Chef and Culinary Master Carolyn Joseph. She further had a talk with Kenyan-based Chef Jospeh, who has been working and living in Nevis for the last 6 years.
In addition to this, she mentioned that everyone at the event was indulged and immersed in the sweet and juicy flavours.
Besides, she roamed around other stalls and tasted the drinks and food infused with mango. She interacted with Mr Kool Contestant who described several mango dishes to her. African Tigress also applauded the Heritage Village, the competitions and the Nevisian music. She also watched the mystery basket game in which the worldwide
The youtuber highlighted that her experience of the Nevis Mango festival was unforgettable and that she enjoyed being a part of the culinary adventure and sharing her experience with her audience to the fullest.
She noted “This event invites you to indulge in the sweet and juicy flavours of Nevis mangoes, and to immerse yourself in a variety of events that showcase all things mango.”
The youtuber also mentioned that the festival featured everything from tantalizing mango tasting to thrilling culinary and mixology competitions, talented chefs showcase their creativity by infusing mangoes into every dish and cocktail.
Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, shared the video of the Kenyan Youtuber and stated that “The Nevis Mango Festival has truly gone international. This is a popular Kenyan youtuber who was here promoting the Mango Fest and Nevis. Simply fantastic.”
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