Does anyone remember the HTB Easter bun song? #jamaica #bunandcheese #htb

[Xavier]

Does anyone remember the HTB Easter bun song. A friend is seeking the lyrics and thinks this is it. Can you guys confirm -

When you're buying Easter bun make sure it's HTB. It's hard to beat because it's got that - baked in quality. Full of fruit and raisins soaked as sweet as a bun can be, it's hard to beat because it's got that baked in quality. Sooo when you're buying Easter bun look out for HTB, it's hard to beat cause HTB is - guaranteed to please. HTB Bunnnnnnnn.

[RichD]

yuh haffi wait for the long belly ppl to come

[CeaBee]

Hard to Bite daddy used to call it

(long belly people mussi still a sleep)

[Wahalla]

Hard to Bite daddy used to call it

(long belly people mussi still a sleep)

yeah dem did hard compare to Mr Wint Bun fram Hamptan, an Misa Soares bun fram Junction an Mr Hendrick bun fram black riva!

[Peasie]

Hard to Bite daddy used to call it

You so uptown

We did know it as Hortense Tough Batty

[Tropicana]

Never heard of it.

[CurtisD]

Easter Buns

yeah dem did hard compare to Mr Wint Bun fram Hamptan, an Misa Soares bun fram Junction an Mr Hendrick bun fram black riva!

Bawn n bred in Black River.
Educated at Monroe College.
That part of St Bess was part of my stompin ground.
Will never forget the smell and taste of those buns.

Now-a-days I have to import the HTB buns through the UK.
Not an Easter passes without having them.
Sometimes even before and after the Easter season.

[CurtisD]

Hello Mr Xman

Sorry I cannot confirm the jingle.
However it does sound familiar.

[Xavier]

Sorry I cannot confirm the jingle.
However it does sound familiar.

Thanks all. The responses were more fun than the song confirmation...dwl

[RichD]

Bawn n bred in Black River.
Educated at Monroe College.
That part of St Bess was part of my stompin ground.
Will never forget the smell and taste of those buns.

what year yuh went MC?

[Wahalla]

Never heard of it.

it was a deregue to hear "the time from Hanna Town Bakery is 12 oclock...."

I have seen them imported into the UK....