Be inspired by the following UK food bloggers, who will excite you with both their recipes and stories of travelling the world.
Thanks to the internet, you no longer need to trawl cookbooks for the latest cookery tips. Likewise, food tourism can come directly to you, as you discover world cuisine without leaving home!
Enjoying popular street food destinations is an important part of experiencing the food culture of almost anywhere in the world. Street food itself isn’t particularly new, however, changing trends and the increase in food tourism leaves foodies craving for more.
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If you are a wine connoisseur then wherever you are visiting, a wine tour may well be the food and drink experience for you. However, other than sampling fine wines, it could something you’ve not done before.
As such, we’ve put together a guide of what to expect when going on a wine tour. Including how to prepare for the day and some tips to help get you in the mood.
While microbreweries in Europe are by no means a new concept, they have certainly seen a resurgence in recent years. It’s often the chance to support small, independent breweries while sampling some of the best beers in the world.
The typical foodie will go that extra step to discover new ideas, embracing a wide variety of food cultures and international cuisines. Many people enjoy fine dining, the occasional takeaway and fancy themselves as a bit of a home cook. However, mealtimes for a foodie is much more than breakfast, lunch and dinner.
With so many options, the question of “How much of a foodie are you?” can be particularly subjective. However, the real answer can only really be determined by the individual concerned. The reality is that if you consider yourself a bit of a foodie, the chances are you’re probably right!
The international gin market has exploded in recent years. With new gins appearing on both supermarket shelves and sat behind the bar of your local pub. It was once considered a tipple for the older drinker, with the likes of Gordon’s and Bombay Sapphire dominating sales.
When it comes to vegan alcoholic drinks, there’s actually a far greater choice than people may first realise. What’s more, a lot of popular vegan alcoholic drinks are already among the more common brands. Although that’s not to say you shouldn’t still be careful and always check the label first.
There are so many different types of foodie, it can sometimes be hard to follow which is which. Especially when we no longer live in a world simply divided between meat-eaters and vegetarians. There are so many more things to consider, from allergies and intolerances to religious believes and personal lifestyle choices.
Getting to know the best countries to visit if you are vegan can be so much fun. As you can learn all about the local cuisine in order to find out which dishes are vegan. It will also give you an insight into the local culture and alternative places to eat. Plus, by joining a vegan foodie tour, you will get to try many authentic dishes that other tourists might not get a chance to taste.
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