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Georgian Cooking Class
I've turned 56 today and my niece, who is visiting me in Tbilisi, gave me a most wonderful birthday present - a Georgian cuisine cooking class taught by a wonderful chef Karolina. Before retiring, she used to be a tour guide, so we had a pleasure of not only learning how to cook traditional Georgian dishes but also of listening to her stories about Georgia and its culture.
By Lana V Lynxabout 7 hours ago in Feast
What They Used to Use to make Vanilla?. Content Warning.
Vanilla Ice Cream Flavor Comes From A Beaver's Butt, I was saying... In life, we here all kinds of things, and today with the internet it is easy to get lost online in a sea of mis-information. The ironic thing though is some of this information may be true no matter how weird it sounds. That is why I am comitted to doing is finding out the truth.
By Adventure4Life Storiesabout 15 hours ago in Feast
Emotional Struggles Behind Perfect Couples Shared Across Social Media Platforms
Social media has changed the perception of people regarding love and relationships. Millions of couples are posting smiling photographs, sensual text posts and well-edited events that seem perfect every day. Such images give an illusion that other people are happy and that they can always be happy without working hard. Although these posts might look harmless, most of them conceal emotional facts that cannot be seen. It is a complicated tale behind each ideal image with hardships, misunderstandings, and self-investigations that are almost never brought to the screen.
By Grace Smith7 days ago in Feast
The Quiet Question: Was My Name on the Tea App?
The message comes late at night: a friend’s text, casual but pointed. “You ever hear of that Tea app?” Or maybe it’s a screenshot passed around in a group chat—blurry, cropped, but the name and details hit too close. Your stomach twists. You’re left wondering: Is there something out there about me? What’s being said? Is it even accurate?
By CEO A&S Developers7 days ago in Feast
When Tipping Turns From Gratitude Into Guilt
Tipping was originally intended as a simple gesture of appreciation, a voluntary way for customers to say "thank you" for good service. Over time, however, that gesture has evolved into something far more complicated, and for many diners, far more uncomfortable. What was once gratitude has increasingly turned into guilt, obligation, and even judgment. Few phrases capture this shift better than the often-repeated refrain: "If you can't leave a good tip, then stay home." While it may be said casually, the sentiment behind it is neither fair nor constructive.
By Debbie16 days ago in Feast
The New Food Pyramid Sounds Bold. That Doesn’t Mean It’s Settled.
The food pyramid has been rewritten, flipped, and reframed. Protein is back in favor. Fat is no longer the villain. Ultra-processed food is finally named out loud.
By Aarsh Malik20 days ago in Feast
Your Guide to Adagio Tea's Sister Sites
Adagio doesn't just sell tea--they also maintain five sister sites that contain recipes, reviews, forums and other resources for tea lovers. The layouts are a little outdated, and web traffic isn't exactly booming, but these sites still get occasional updates that make them worth checking out. Plus, you'll get access to over a decade's worth of information.
By Kaitlin Shanks23 days ago in Feast
Hangzhou, Zhejiang – A Renowned City for Chinese Cuisine
To truly understand the soul of Hangzhou’s local life, you don’t need to fixate on the scenic beauty of West Lake. Just wander into Damalong Lane, nestled at the foot of Wu Mountain. This narrow alley—stretching about 230 meters from Chenghuang Paifang Lane in the north to Chayuan Qian in the south—holds the cultural legacy of a Southern Song Dynasty cavalry garrison, and more importantly, exudes the vibrant, down-to-earth vibe of old Hangzhou.
By lnle khkl29 days ago in Feast
Flavors of Harbin: A Culinary Journey Through the Centuries-Old Daoli Market
In Harbin, if you want to experience the authentic local flavors, Daoli Market is your best destination. Founded in 1902, this century-old market, once referred to as “Bazaar” in Russian, continues to embody the spirit of a traditional market where "shopping and eating go hand in hand." During the cold winter months, stepping into the market through its thick cotton curtain immediately envelops you in the enticing aromas of meat, baked goods, and sweets—there’s the effervescent freshness of freshly brewed Kvass, the smoky scent of red sausages, the sizzling sound of fried pork tenderloin, and the rich aroma of smoked meat pancakes and sweet-and-sour Guo Bao Rou. Each of these flavors represents the taste memories etched deep in the hearts of Harbin locals, making it the perfect place to experience the city’s food culture.
By lnle khklabout a month ago in Feast
Famous City of Chinese Cuisine – Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia Hulunbuir: A Feast of Prairie Cuisine Located in northern China, Hulunbuir in Inner Mongolia is a vast land blessed with expansive grasslands. Here, nomadic culture and food culture are deeply intertwined. Food is not just for sustenance, but a tribute to the prairie, a song celebrating the hard work of the herders. Unlike the refined coastal dishes or spicy regional flavors, Inner Mongolian cuisine is characterized by rich, hearty meats, with high-quality Sunite lamb taking center stage. Embracing the philosophy of "making the most of everything," every part of the meat is valued. For visitors, dishes like shouba lamb, smoked skewered lamb, and hearty sausage platters are sure to satisfy your appetite and offer a memorable experience.
By lnle khklabout a month ago in Feast
My Honest Tea with Tae Review Part Two
I wasn't planning on buying more tea, but when Tea with Tae sent me an email promising a 40% discount and two free gifts, I had to jump on that before the deal ended. I added Lemon Creme and Coconut Oolong to my order, then went to the checkout page and saw that Bakeshop Bliss and Rudolph's Delight had magically appeared in my cart.
By Kaitlin Shanksabout a month ago in Feast
My Tous les Jours Trip. Top Story - December 2025.
As someone who lives in a rural area, I don't get the chance to visit fancy restaurants or bakeries that often. So, when a friend told me about a French-Asian bakery that's less than an hour away, I knew I had to check it out and grab some pictures for social media. Tous les Jours ended up providing an immersive experience that went above and beyond my expectations--although I did leave with a few reservations.
By Kaitlin Shanksabout a month ago in Feast