Culinary Vacations in South Africa

Having just spent five marvelous weeks in Italy enjoying (a bit too much) cheese, learning how to make pizza, and spending money on olives at the farmers’ market, it comes to no surprise that I talk about visiting the country every chance I get. 

If you consider yourself a food lover, I’m sure you would agree that one of the best ways to know about a new city or country is through its cuisine! 

Famous for its sun-drenched beaches, great hospitality, and turbulent history, Spain is also well known for its mouthwatering cuisine. Influences from Africa, Asia, and Europe made traditional Spanish recipes particularly exciting and unique. 

Food is an inseparable part of any culture. A country’s cuisine doesn’t only show you what and how the locals eat but also reflects a country’s long history. For example, when mentioning Vietnamese cuisine, we can’t help but talk about the harmony in ingredients, cooking style, and the eating customs.