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Food & Spirits

Foodie’s Guide to Krakow

January 16, 2012by Ania

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Most visitors come to Kraków for sights – the imposing Wawel Royal Castle, St. Mary’s Church on the grand, medieval Main Square, or bustling Sukiennice Cloth Market to name just a few. But especially for those new to Poland, Kraków also provides a great introduction to that key aspect of exploring all foreign lands: food. [...]

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Hot Cocktails in Winter: Biramisu

This time of year it seems certain types of drinks come into fashion, and the most popular of course, are warm cocktails. Personally, I think when done well, a tasty winter warmer (even if cold by temperature) can be the perfect thing to warm up a chilly afternoon, a great start to the night, or [...]

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I love a good sandwich – maybe it’s a guy thing, but there is nothing better than two slices of bread piled high with tasty fillings and all the trimmings stuffed inside. I’ve found fabulous sandwiches in countries around the world, but here are some world famous sandwiches that you won’t be able to turn [...]

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13 Ways to Eat a New Mexico Chile Pepper

October 17, 2011by Andy Hayes

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Many states and countries have a national dish or a regional specialty, but nowhere does a particular food take on such an elevated status as in New Mexico, where in every corner of this state, you’ll find the veritable New Mexico chile pepper. While in a global sense the state doesn’t compete in terms of [...]

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Foodie’s Guide to Providence, RI

September 8, 2011by Andy Hayes

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As we already explored, there are tons of things to do in Providence, Rhode Island, one of America’s most creative capitals. But one needs energy to get up and down those hills and explore all the shops and museums. But don’t worry – with a lineup of world class restaurants and unique cafes, Providence has [...]

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Let it be said that I do enjoy a good cold beverage on my vacations. And booze ranks right up there with food in the ways you can learn more about a culture. Some drinks have special glasses, others have folklore, and some just have a funny way you have to consume them. Regardless, when [...]

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Foodie’s Guide to Charleston, SC

August 8, 2011by Andy Hayes

After exploring the beautiful streets of Charleston, or exploring the historic Plantations in Charleston, you will no doubt have worked up an appetite. Have no fears – Charleston has long been South Carolina’s culinary hot spot, with its own set of celebrity chefs, it restaurants, and unique cuisine. Here are some of the best Charleston [...]

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Foodie’s Guide to Highland Lakes, Texas

July 29, 2011by Tracey Louis

The Highland Lakes region of Texas, just north of Austin,  is a superb place to enjoy pristine lakes, photograph amazing vistas, and explore numerous state parks. With so many activities to pursue, it is a good idea to keep the body fueled up at all times, and you had better believe that Texans take food [...]

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Foodie’s Guide to Asheville, NC

July 25, 2011by Andy Hayes

Well, we’ve talked about all the fun things to do in Ashevile, NC. There are the great outdoors, the wonderful shopping, the quirky attractions. But a traveler’s got to eat – and Asheville doesn’t mess around when it comes to food. In fact, they take foodie adventures to a whole new level with their Foodtopian [...]

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Fun Restaurants in London

July 7, 2011by Josh Aggars

Asked to write a follow up piece to the excellent Foodie’s Guide to Fun & Must-Have New York City Eats, I got to head scratching and contemplation. I figured I must represent my fair city of London in all its glory. I must unlock some of the hidden passageways and side streets, the secret hideaways [...]

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