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Tamales 101 Class Review: A Multi-Variety Tamal Feast!

Tamales 101 Class Review: A Multi-Variety Tamal Feast!

Tamales 101 Class Review: A Multi-Variety Tamal Feast! Ever think about trying your hand at making authentic tamales? So, this “Tamales 101 Cooking Class and Multi Variety Tamal Feast” might just be the right fit for you, or those who…

Arequipa Cooking Class Review: Delicious Peruvian Adventure

Arequipa Cooking Class Review: Delicious Peruvian Adventure

Arequipa Cooking Class Review: Delicious Peruvian Adventure Arequipa, Peru, that city framed by volcanoes, is certainly a spot that just calls to anyone interested in experiencing true Peruvian food, isn’t it? So, taking a cooking class there seems just the…

Florence for Foodies: An In-Depth Review

Florence for Foodies: An In-Depth Review

Florence for Foodies: An In-Depth Review Florence, that storied hub of Renaissance artistry, is more than just appealing landmarks; it’s arguably a food lover’s retreat. Very different than seeing Michelangelo’s David or striding across the Ponte Vecchio, the city presents…

Kathmandu Cooking Class Review: A Taste of Nepal

Kathmandu Cooking Class Review: A Taste of Nepal

Kathmandu Cooking Class Review: A Taste of Nepal Picking up new skills when you’re traveling can add, like, such a different dimension to your experiences, and, it is almost that a cooking class, specifically, gives you, like, a super unique…

Milan Pasta Workshop Review: Spritz & Tiramisu Edition

Milan Pasta Workshop Review: Spritz & Tiramisu Edition

Milan Pasta Workshop Review: Spritz & Tiramisu Edition So, you’re thinking about joining a pasta workshop while you are in Milan? The ‘Milan Pasta Mastery Workshop with Spritz and Tiramisu’ could be something you want to look at, and I…

Bologna Secret Food Tour: A Deliciously Honest Review

Bologna Secret Food Tour: A Deliciously Honest Review

Bologna Secret Food Tour: A Deliciously Honest Review So, Bologna, right? It’s almost like Italy’s best kept secret, I’m telling you! People call it “La Grassa”—that means “the fat one”— and honestly, it’s that designation for a pretty excellent reason!…