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wanted....Roti skins/ Trinidad or Guyana style


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Hi,


Is there any Trinidad or Guyana folks living around here who make roti that I can buy a batch of them from you,


The shop I used to buy them from in Nunhead had a fantastic roti maker, but he left some time ago and I don't like the ones they sell now. I hear there are lots of places in Brixton that sell roti but I have a problem with my knee and carn't get around.


I only need the skins as I can make the curry filling myself, although not as good as Trinidad cooking.


I lived in Trinidad for a few years and just love Roti.


If you can help please send me a private message.


Thank you


Linda

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