Meaning
A sweet, creamy drink of blended and strained fresh carrot mixed with condensed milk, vanilla, nutmeg, and often a splash of rum or stout — richer and thicker than plain carrot juice elsewhere. Like peanut punch it is treated as a nourishing 'strength' drink, sold cold at shops and made at home.
Examples
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Mi mek a fresh carrot juice wid condense milk.
I made a fresh carrot juice with condensed milk.
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Put likkle stout inna di carrot juice.
Put a little stout in the carrot juice.
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Cold carrot juice sweet pon a hot day.
Cold carrot juice is lovely on a hot day.
Origin
A Jamaican twist on carrot juice, enriched with condensed milk and spice; part of the family of sweetened 'strength' drinks. See [[condensed-milk]].
How it’s used
Blended carrot with condensed milk, nutmeg, and often stout or rum; a rich 'strength' drink, not plain juice. See [[peanut-punch]], [[guinness-punch]].