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Jamaican Bun and Cheese: 5 Places to Get Your Fix In Toronto Canada

With the arrival of Easter, for all Jamaicans, the fiending starts: that longing for perfectly spiced bun paired with a thick firm slice of the legendary Tastee Cheese. It’s a combination that melts the heart of every Jamaican, an edible link to home and tradition. For Jamaicans living in Canada, the quest to find the good good Jamaican bun and cheese amidst Toronto’s sprawling cityscape is just short of daunting. But fear not, fellow Jamaican, for I understand the struggle all too well and have taken it upon myself to scour the vast expanse of Toronto to bring you a list of hidden gems where you can find that taste of home. Here are five spots where the bun and cheese are just right, offering a slice of Jamaican warmth in the Canadian cold.

1. Albert’s Real Jamaican Foods

Albert’s isn’t just about the real Jamaican vibe; it’s about delivering authentic flavors. Here, you’ll find the Easter bun with that home-baked taste, ready to be split and sandwiched with a thick slice of Tastee Cheese.  Who can say this isn’t a match made in Miss P corner store.

2. Blessed Love

At Blessed Love, Easter means a special focus on traditions, including the indispensable combo. The right cheese paired with a proper bun, rich in spices and textures, you’ll find yourself savoring every bite.

3. Allwyns Bakery

Don’t let Allwyns’ reputation for savory dishes fool you—they know their way around Easter treats too. Their buns are perfectly spiced and begging for a chunky slice of Tastee Cheese, promising a delicious bite every time.

4. Taste Jamaica

True to its name, Taste Jamaica brings the island’s flavors to Toronto, especially during Easter. This year, as a testament to their commitment to authenticity, they will be featuring Mother’s Spiced Easter Bun. The good stuff. You can even get a package of it so you know who will be pinching this after Easter.

5. Caribbean Corner

Dive into the heart of Toronto’s multicultural marketplace to find Caribbean Corner, a gem that offers direct-from-Jamaica Easter buns and the much-loved Tastee Cheese. It’s almost like it just arrived fresh from Red shop.

6. [Your Wild Card]

Toronto is a city of culinary adventures, with hidden gems dotting its landscape. If you have already found a great spot to satisfy your cravings don’t keep it to yourself. Sharing is caring. 

That said, for those who don’t know, the pairing of Jamaican bun and Tastee Cheese is a tradition that transcends borders, a delicious reminder of Jamaican culture for those living abroad. These Toronto spots are beacons for Jamaicans seeking a taste of home, offering not just food, but a sense of community and connection. For this we say thank you, one bun and cheese at a time.

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Kimberley Asante
Kimberley Asante
8 months ago

The article on Jamaican bun and cheese is a delightful read, offering tantalizing insights into a beloved Jamaican tradition. Your vivid descriptions and helpful recommendations make me eager to experience the flavors and culture firsthand. As a Jamaican cuisine enthusiast, I appreciate your efforts in showcasing the best spots to indulge in this delectable treat, even outside Jamaica. Keep up the fantastic work!

Beth
Beth
8 months ago

These sound like great spots. I know if I lived in Canada, I’d be visiting all of them.

Colleen
Colleen
8 months ago

Well, first of all, I need to get this bun and cheese thing happening in my life. It sounds amazing! These are all great picks for the area.

Leanne
Leanne
8 months ago

You haven’t lived until you’ve had Jamaican bun and cheese! It’s one of the best things on earth. I’d love to visit all these spots.

Stephanie
Stephanie
8 months ago

I must admit I had not heard of a Jamaican Bun and Cheese – but it sure sounds like a must-try. Thank you for doing all the research on the best places in Toronto to find this.

Richard Lowe
Richard Lowe
8 months ago

Wow. This looks like it is delicious. Of course, eating it in the Jamaican locals would be even better!

Nikki Wayne
Nikki Wayne
8 months ago

I really can see that this food is really delicious. I want to try this sometime. This is really something I should try.

Sonia Seivwright
Sonia Seivwright
8 months ago

I love how you highlight the tradition of pairing Jamaican buns with Tastee Cheese and how these Toronto spots not only offer delicious food but also a sense of community and connection for Jamaicans living abroad. It’s heartwarming to see how food can bring people together and help them feel connected to their culture. Thank you for sharing this wonderful insight!

Ramil Hinolan
Ramil Hinolan
8 months ago

What a great selection of eateries serving Jamaican buns with Tastee Cheese! At the same time, they provide a space for community and connection with Jamaicans living in Canada.

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