Today we're sharing some inspiration from Cyprus! Have we been there yet? No, not at all. However, we visited "Restaurant Cyprus" this week, where we ate Cypriot food and listened to a presentation about the country. Immediately we got a number of reasons to be curious about this exciting Mediterranean island!
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Restaurants in Prague are what we're talking about today. We recently visited the capital of the Czech Republic where we ate our way through a few different restaurants, and joined an exciting food tour. Here we collect our restaurant tips from both this and a previous trip to Prague.
Read moreWhat to eat in Croatia? We list 20 Croatian specialities and share our experiences with Croatian food. You can find everything from grilled fish and lamb to truffles and local cheeses. Join us for a taste of Croatia!
Read moreFacts about dates! Do you know what date palms look like, when fresh dates are in season or how the fresh and dried fruit is usually eaten? We made bacon-wrapped dates a few days ago, and now we're getting into exciting date facts!
Read moreBrescia and Trentino are two provinces in northern Italy. This week we were invited to an event where both destinations were presented. We have to say that Northern Italy is beautiful and invites more visits. If you may be cautious about travelling right now, we offer inspiration for the future.
Read moreGerman specialities, what are they? German food varies from region to region, and there are many different delicacies and traditional dishes to try. We take a virtual culinary journey through Germany, and when the borders reopen, it's time to try the real thing!
Read moreWhat are truffles? From time to time, especially when travelling in southern Europe, you come across dishes flavoured with truffles. It's delicious, but what exactly is it? What's the difference between different varieties, and why is it considered such a delicacy?
Read moreWhat exactly is Hungarian food? Hungarian cuisine is known for its spicy and rich goulash, but you'll find many other exciting dishes as well. Hungary is also a wine country and a country that loves sweet pastries.
Read moreIt's Christmas market season in Budapest, and we've had a chance to look around two of the city's markets. It may be unusually warm for a Christmas market, but the atmosphere is great with mulled wine, langos and Hungarian pastries.
Read moreFood in Egypt - what comes to mind? We didn't have any particular food expectations when we travelled to Sharm el Sheikh, but were surprised by tasty scrambles and grilled seafood. We also visited a restaurant serving Egyptian specialities and tried something we had never tried before.
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