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It is starting to get cold and the days are getting shorter (for those in the northern hemisphere!).
What is your local warm-yourself-up food or drink? I love nabe and sukiyaki in Japan!
[Image description: The image shows a traditional Japanese hot pot dish (nabe), featuring an assortment of fresh ingredients like tofu, mushrooms, sliced…
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Many thanks Josh
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Ever heard of Bovril?
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As a picky eater, I feel like a bit of an imposter posting on this group 😅 However, there were so many food options on my latest cruise (Royal Caribbean’s Utopia) that I made a whole vlog of them! I personally rate their food as better than Disney Cruise’s but I know my limited palette doesn’t hold too much weight. What is the best cruise…
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I think being a foodie as about having well defined tastes – so this is perfect! Thank you for sharing it!
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I have a few in Teddington that are wheelchair accessible, they are Cafe Verde, 204 Kingston road, Teddington, Tel:07464 854459, email:[email protected]. Cote Teddington 172 High St, Teddington TW11 8HU, Cafe Benedict 20-22 High Street, Teddington, +442037957203, Shambles 83-85, High street, Teddington, TW11 8HG, I haven’t tried Shambles…
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What’s great to eat where you’re from? Inspire us with mouthwatering descriptions of your local cuisine and make our tummies rumble in the process! Share the flavors that define your hometown and make it special. Are there any unique ingredients or preparation methods that set your local food apart? Let’s celebrate the culinary treasures of your…
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My Tokyo favorite is Monjayaki! (Tastier than it looks)
Who knew?! Hell is accessible!
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Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen Washington DC review - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen Washington DC offers delectable food, views of the Potomac River and an accessible dining venue for all.
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