As part of the inaugural International Street Food Festival on The Dropout Diaries, I asked travel bloggers to share some things that inspired them. So as well as some.
14 years ago
When it comes to street food, simple is often the most delicious. That seems to be especially true in Latin America. What could be tastier than fried cheesey things.
14 years ago
You don’t have to be Indiana Jones to be an adventurer – just about anyone can embark on an eating adventure. Sometimes the adventure can be eating something you.
14 years ago
Think of Europe and you usually think of cobblestone streets, cathedrals, long languid wine-soaked lunches and afternoon siestas. Food is, of course, a highlight of a visit to Europe.
14 years ago
Asia is home to a thriving street food culture, with thousands upon thousands of street stalls selling an almost-infinite number of dishes. Some Asian street food dishes are famous.
14 years ago
Most people travel with some cultural baggage, especially when it comes to food. If, like most Westerners, you think tea is for drinking, meat is for mains and stodge.
14 years ago
Sometimes a food is so good, it just can’t be left behind. When Mexicans moved to the US, they packed some fabulous recipes. Now some of those dishes are.
14 years ago
There is nothing better than falling in love with a great local dish – one you’ve never heard of, has a terrible name (stink bean curry anyone?) and isn’t.
14 years ago