Yucatan Cuisine
Yucatán cuisine is distinctive partly because the region was geographically isolated from the rest of Mexico for centuries by mountainous terrain and poor roads.
Read MoreYucatán cuisine is distinctive partly because the region was geographically isolated from the rest of Mexico for centuries by mountainous terrain and poor roads.
Read MoreBelize has a mix of Caribbean, Mexican, African, Spanish, and Mayan culinary influences.
Read MoreMost of the world’s coffee today comes from either South America Italian espresso blend coffee beans or Indonesia (hence the nickname Java), but coffee originated in the highlands of Ethiopia and did not reach Europe for thousands of years.
Read MoreCoffee has played a key role in the American story . From independence to to the civil war , where it was a rationed pick me up for weary soldiers , to the assembly lines of World War 2 where the “coffee break” was introduced, the coffee bean has always been at the centre of American social inter course.
Read MoreZanzibar is a “spice island” and officially, an autonomous territory of its mainland neighbour Tanzania. Once a busy international trading hub, its main products were not always savoury. Besides spices, Zanzibar thrived for hundreds of years a major trading hub for slaves.
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