The Pig that says MOO
In Thailand, staple dishes in restaurant menus often offer the possibility of adding chicken, pork, beef or seafood – this more »
View ArticleCaracóis: Eating Snails in Lisbon
I am not proud to say that sometimes I freak out when it comes to trying new foods. Don’t get more »
View Article#FOODPORN: Around the World in 80 Dishes, part 1/2
This post is about more than just foodporn! We have invited 80 travel and food bloggers from across the globe, more »
View Article#FOODPORN: Around the World in 80 Dishes, part 2/2
READ PART 1/2 HERE Following Around the World in 80 Dishes part 1/2, we’re happy to bring you more »
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More traditional dishes a Portuguese Grandma would feed you
Read part 1, “10 Traditional Dishes a Portuguese Grandma Would Feed You” HERE! After the success of 10 Traditional more »
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Reindeer Pizza Anyone?
Probably not what you had in mind when you thought ‘Christmas Feast’ to yourself. We spotted this in Tromso Airport in the far north of Norway. Given how expensive Norway is, and the fact that this is...
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The best Jok ever!
No, that’s not a typo, I am not talking about a joke, although it is pronounced joke. Jok is a comforting rice porridge that is a staple breakfast in many parts of Thailand. As a person who didn’t eat...
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A new reality show idea..
Extreme Convenience! You could show how different people make their lives more and more convenient without regard for the environment or even the health effects that come with that. One friend...
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The Greatest Drink on Earth
These days you’ve started getting packaged coconut water in many places. Someone was bound to catch onto this sooner or later, this stuff tastes amazing! So go to the source! Fresh coconut water, ice...
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Salchipapas!
Salchipapas are a favorite amongst most Peruvians and we’ve even seen them being devoured with great amounts of passion in Ecuador. What are they? A generous serving of fries topped off with some...
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Waist size and socioeconomic status in the USA
For countries as big and rich as the United States, it’s easy to assume that everyone here gets to eat well. While it’s true that most people in the United States have access to plenty of food, the...
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Travel and Food in Emilia Romagna
We traveled to Italy in the summer of 2016. Today we take you with us on a day trip through the Emilia Romagna region of Italy. This is the place where many of Italy’s famous culinary treasures come...
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Exploring Penang Through its Uniquely Multicultural Food Scene
Penang is the most food-obsessed place we have ever been to! Folks eat out all the time. Food is ubiquitous, quick, convenient and affordable. Most of the meals served around Penang are prepared by...
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7 Years of Backpack ME
Our blog turns seven today. When Zara and I started this site, we never imagined that we would make it to seven years. Our plan was to travel for up to one year and write about our adventures during...
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Lisbon tips from a local
It has been over 2 years since I’ve been living in Lisbon. This period has coincided pretty well with Lisbon’s tourism boom and the good and bad that come with it. Although tourism has been a boon for...
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