u/outofmany62

I saw a video a Bermudian made ranking parishes from best to worst and would love to get some other opinions.

We are currently on the island in an ok place, and mulling a move across the island to a slightly bigger apartment which would set us back another $1000.

It is bigger, but further away from Hamilton and various amenities we have decent access to now.

We're just not sure if it's worth the move (for more space) or whether we should stick it out where we are and wait for something bigger, but not as far away/better connected...

I'm used to eating meat/fish every day but I've come to accept that's probably not going to be possible here as prices are mental (even with the deals/cheaper options etc.)

So I'd love to know what people's favourite cheap meals to cook are/any hacks you have to save on food shopping.

One lady I spoke to recently said she doesn't bother, she finds eating takeaway is cheaper. Fair point but I don't want to risk high blood pressure since cedar salt seems to be on everything 🤣

Coming from the UK I'm new to the world of dehumidifiers but I've been warned that we need one out here.

What brand would people recommend? And am I better off buying one on Amazon and paying import fees?

I understand that the Caribbean Food Market has been closed for a while now. I'm hoping it will open again soon.

In the meantime, is there anywhere else on the island we can get plantain and scotch bonnet?

Which is the cheapest? Is it generally cheaper to buy individual classes or a monthly membership?