What to expect from food abroad
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What to expect from food abroad

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Eating is one of the great pleasures of travelling. Trying the local food is a great way to get to know country - plus, you'll be able to say with absolute honesty: “Yes Mum, I am eating enough!”

Many of the programmes include meals, but when they don't, it's a great opportunity to hunt traditional fare for yourself.

Head for a restaurant (the more native diners inside the better), or, if you're a bit broke, go shopping for a picnic or the ingredients for a meal in your hostel.

Food abroad

What to expect from food abroad Visiting local markets can be an experience in itself, and if you look particularly interested in what's being sold, the stall holders might let you sample a couple of things.

Street stalls are also a good bet if you're on the move. We've listed a few things to look out for in each country but you're sure to discover more.

 

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