- Ingredients
- Stinking Toes (Stinking Toe Juice), Brown Sugar (Stinking Toe Juice), Nutmeg (Stinking Toe Juice), Water (Stinking Toe Juice)
- Prep Time
- 10 min
- Servings
- 8
- Carbohydrates
- ~30 g
- Couisine
- Caribbean
- Link
- https://jamaicans.com/stinking-toe-juice/
- Total Time
- 10 min
- Category
- Drinks/Beverages
- Diet
- vegan, gluten-free
- Garden Plants
- Stinky toe fruit
- Picture
- Protein
- ~1 g
- Fiber
- ~1-2 g
- Calories
- ~120 kcal
Ingredients
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Description
Stinking Toe Juice is a traditional Caribbean beverage made from the pulp of the stinking toe fruit, known for its pungent aroma but sweet taste. Despite its name, this drink is cherished for its unique flavor and is often used in folk medicine to alleviate headaches and rheumatism.
Instructions
- Blend the pulp of the stinking toes with the water until smooth.
- Add the brown sugar and nutmeg to the mixture and blend briefly to combine.
- Serve over ice or chilled.
Notes
- The stinking toe, or Hymenaea courbaril, is the seed pod of the West Indian locust tree.
- While the pulp has a strong odor, its taste is sweet and pleasant.
- This fruit is commonly used in Caribbean folk medicine.
Nutrition per Serving
Recipes
| Name | Calories | Protein | Fat | Carbohydrates | Fiber | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stinking Toe Juice | ~120 kcal | ~1 g | ~30 g | ~1-2 g |
Written by neighbors in the community guide. Last edited May 26, 2025.Open in Notion