Patty and coco bread

noun PAT-ty an KO-ko BRED ˈpati an ˈkoːko brɛd

Also spelled patty-and-coco-bread, patty an coco bread, patty inna coco bread

The classic Jamaican quick meal: a hot beef (or chicken, or vegetable) patty tucked inside a folded, soft, slightly sweet 'coco bread', eaten like a sandwich. Filling and cheap, 'patty and coco bread' is a school-lunch and lunchtime staple beloved across the island, the carbs of the bread stretching the spicy patty into a proper meal.

  • Mi buy a patty an coco bread fi lunch.

    I bought a patty and coco bread for lunch.

  • Di pickney dem love patty inna coco bread.

    The children love a patty in coco bread.

  • Beef patty an coco bread, di best combo.

    Beef patty and coco bread, the best combo.

'Patty' (a spiced turnover) tucked in 'coco bread' (a soft folded bread). A lunchtime staple. See [[cook-shop]], [[box-lunch]].

A patty sandwiched in coco bread; classic cheap lunch. See [[box-lunch]], [[lunch-money]].