Khumar, The Ketchup, and The Khurma 11" x 17" Poster (Digital Download)
Thank you for supporting local writers. If you're familiar with Trinidad and Tobago or know anything about our culinary traditions, you'll understand our fondness for khurma.
Khurma, an East Indian hard sweet, is often mistakenly called 'Khumar' by many locals. It's a staple of our gastronomic heritage, and in her poem, Charisse J. Broome captures the essence of this beloved treat.
Children will delight in this poem as it celebrates one of Trinidad and Tobago's cherished snacks. Moreover, it serves as a perfect talking point by addressing the common confusion between the sweet's name, 'Khurma,' and the personal name 'Khumar.'
Download your copy for your personal use and enjoy.
Khumar, The Ketchup and the Khurma Copyright © 2024 Charisse Janine BROOME. All Rights Reserved
One (1) clean 11in x 17in Digital Download of the poem Khumar, The Ketchup and The Khurma, without watermarks written by Charisse Janine Broome. Download and print on your preferred medium, hang up on a wall or laminate and use at home or school. Please do not reproduce the poem without permission. PRINT IS UNFRAMED