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How to Make Sure You Know Your Tea
Do you consider yourself a big fan of tea? While you might know your way around the different tea brands at your local supermarket, take a moment to consider whether you truly know about the origins of your tea and the journey they have taken to make it into your household. If you want to make sure that you know your tea well, this introductory guide to tea is just the thing for you!
By Traveling Worldwide5 years ago in Feast
The Diamond in the Rough
Today (Wednesday) was payday for me and I wanted to celebrate and splurge because I made it through another month without having to pawn anything. That's a joke, but if you live check to check like I do, then you know that a little splurge can surely do wonders for cheering up the spirit. I asked my husband if we could do a "memory lane" stroll through my favorite town in Pinellas County: Gulfport. He agreed and we chatted as I gave praise to all the beautiful houses there as we drove up main street. I saw some new buildings and businesses, remembered the places I stayed when I was getting to know the town, and then had him drive off the beaten path to see if the old "greasy spoon" was where I used to dine with my mom. It is, but it's no longer a greasy spoon. It has been updated and given a face lift. The outside has fresh paint and stylish tables, the inside is cleaner and has a new look, and it is now called "Comfort Cafe" with the little French chef logo. It's absolutely charming and we had a lovely lunch there.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman5 years ago in Feast
Doughnuts Around the World
Wouldn't it be wonderful traveling from country to country waking up every morning with some hot coffee and a fresh and new doughnut? It would be difficult to do but you can read about the kinds of doughnuts that are made in various countries and then dream about this delicious, sugary treat.
By Rasma Raisters5 years ago in Feast
Restaurants In Galway For Every Foodie
Galway has long been known as the culinary city of the West of Ireland. With its numerous cultural quarters, the city has a wonderful mix of gourmet cuisine, from artisanal pie-makers to wood-fired pizzerias to all the finest seafood restaurants in Galway. Drinks, culture, architecture and the coastal scenery, Galway’s vibrant and revered gourmet scene is now an important part of the city’s vibrancy.
By UniAcco5 years ago in Feast
Cafes In Cork
Cork City is the second-largest city in Ireland, with the capital of Dublin being the largest. Cork, despite this, is referred to by Corkonians as the “Real Capital” and is known as the “Rebel”. Cork has always been a seaport of considerable significance. It originated on an island in the swampy estuary of the Lee River (the name Corcaigh means marsh) and eventually climbed up both sides of the steep banks. The river flows through Cork City today in two key channels, so you are constantly crossing bridges and hence the coat of arms of Cork City bears the motto ‘A Safe Harbour for Ships’. Some of the main streets were constructed over channels where, a century ago, ships nuzzled their anchor chains. One can see wide gateways at street level along the South Mall, under steps leading to a higher main entrance. Walking is the perfect way to see the city of Cork and taste the flavour of its life. In this blog, some distinct coffee shops and some independent cafes in Cork have been mentioned.
By UniAcco5 years ago in Feast
The Best Cafes In Dublin
Cafes – One of the most underrated spaces for relaxation and serenity. You may think that cafes are no big deal, but we assure you that amazing things happen in cafes everyday. Take for instance, The Elephant House Cafe in Edinburgh. This tiny, unassuming cafe is widely regarded as the place JK Rowling wrote the first of her seven Harry Potter novels. Now if that’s not magical (no pun intended), we don’t know what is! The Irish city of Dublin may be famous for its beer but it’s fast becoming known for the quality of another dark liquid – Coffee! Irish coffee, to be exact. The coffee culture in Dublin is growing, thanks to a whole new generation of passionate roasters and baristas. One does not have to go too far to sip on some amazing coffee as there are cafes in both the city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods. Let’s take a look at some of the best cafes in Dublin –
By UniAcco5 years ago in Feast
Trip(s) to Italy (Travel from Home #2)
It all started with some pasta I wanted to try. So my next travel from home destination was Italy. I asked my BookCrossing group for recommendations and got so many! I ended up choosing two books from my To Be Read mountain. The first book has been on my TBR shelf for about twelve years now (it was on my friend’s Italy list in Goodreads) and the second is an audiobook I also got through BookCrossing and hadn’t even realized was set in Italy.
By Kate McDevitt5 years ago in Feast
16 Best Restaurants on Oahu!
Alright, so you’ve booked your flight and hotel, you’ve been staring at Waikiki Beach photos on the internet for weeks, and now the day has finally come for you to make the trek over to this lovely little island. Excitement and anticipation for the thrill of adventure in paradise swells in your brain, and it’s all you can think about until the timeless old question rumbles up from your stomach and into your brain- so, what should we eat tonight?
By Rebecca Gillespie5 years ago in Feast
Home of the Rat-Trap
When I think of hometowns my mind always goes to the types of food that you can get there. Now, maybe I just have an unhealthy relationship with food...okay I probably do...but I'm pretty sure most will agree that when we think of a town that just gives us that hometown feeling, it's because it has some epic food!
By S. L. Harpel5 years ago in Feast
Breakfast in Savannah
I have previously gushed about my love of minivacations and, as luck would have it, I recently had the pleasure of taking one. We went to Savannah, Georgia, the Hostess City of the South. I had passed through on a couple occasions over the years, but this was my first full deep dive. I’d seen the beautiful oaks with the contrastingly beautiful Spanish moss hanging from its branches and the strikingly varied architecture, but I’d never had a chance to really appreciate it in all its grandeur.
By Nicole "ChaseThePen" Sanchez5 years ago in Feast
The Family Pizza Tour
There are two things every family enjoys. No matter who you are or where you come from, we all love a road trip and we all love pizza. This summer we decided to drive from our home in Saskatchewan to visit our families in South-Eastern Ontario. A 38 hour road trip, in a Yaris, with a nearly 3 year old who is full-on three-nager and a busy 6 year old boy.
By Alison Cheesman5 years ago in Feast
The spiciest ramen noodles in Japan!
Can you body handle spice? Do you like ramen so much that you're essentially Naruto from the titular anime? Well then you're in luck! I have found the spiciest ramen in all of Japan.
By Ryan Kopf5 years ago in Feast