Posts Tagged ‘food’
5 Must-Try Food Trucks In Vancouver, Canada
It’s been more than a year since the launch of the pilot project that expanded Vancouver‘s street food from hotdogs and chestnuts to fresh international fare and local cuisine. Because of the project’s success, the number of mobile eateries has expanded, meaning it’s harder to find the really worthwhile carts and trucks. To help guide…Read more...
Offbeat Guide: Where To Go On Your Next Vacation
Trying to decide where to go on your next vacation? Well, that will depend on what you want to do. Looking for extreme adventure? An eco-friendly island? Somewhere to get away from the world? Read on for information on some of the world’s best destinations depending on your mood. If you want to… Go On…Read more...
Exploring The Culture Of Northern India Through Food
India. The first thing that comes to mind is culture and diversity. Not surprisingly, Indian food has both these ingredients. Famous for its warm spirit both in food and hospitality, the country features an array of exquisite dishes, especially in the north. The History Of Indian Cuisine In approximately 4500 B.C. the first cultivated staple,…Read more...
Night Of The Full Moon In Croatia
Thinking about traveling to Croatia? Croatia is quickly losing its out-dated reputation to become one of Europe’s most talked-about up-and-coming destinations as thousands more arrive each summer. The weekend of August 13th allows culture-hungry weekend-breakers the chance to experience it all by the Riva under the glow of candle. Turn off your lights, bring out…Read more...
A Culinary Guide To Jamaica
Pretty much everyone in the world has heard of Bob Marley, he arguably put Jamaica on the world stage. But the island isn’t just known for its reggae, beaches and luxury villas, it’s also known for high quality coffee (Blue Mountain), deliciously aged dark rum (Appleton) and irresistible local dishes like jerk chicken and Jamaican…Read more...
Colorado’s Most Surprising Dessert: The Scrap Cookie
While Colorado is home to many unique chocolate shops and bakeries, you usually know what you’re ordering. Even if you purchase something unusual, like wasabi ginger dark chocolate or goat cheese and crushed black pepper buttercream, the name will give you a hint as to what the ingredients are. If you visit the old mining town of…Read more...
Puebla: A Safe Place To Explore Mexican Culture
At the moment, many people view traveling Mexico as unsafe. While there are cities you may not want to visit, there are also numerous places that are not only safe, but interesting and worthwhile. One of these places is Puebla — one of the best places in Mexico for solo travel. With the city’s historic…Read more...
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