Tastes of Travel
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BradtGuides
replying to @jonathancampion @jonathancampion @TheTravelCamel Blimey -- you're braver than me! :) #trlt
jonathancampion
A3: Collapsing in Georgia's mountains; toasting Armenia's revolution; nights in Russia's scary bars and hotel saunas: I've spent half my travels getting drunk on my own. Then there's the secret door in Azerbaijan.
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t_jh2009
replying to @JLipowski @JLipowski @TheTravelCamel @RTWBarefoot @LindaPeters64 @Touchse @pip_says @HeidiSiefkas Thanks! #TRLT
LindaPeters64
Q3: What is the strangest or most unusual thing you have eaten or drunk on The Road Less Travelled? Show us a photo! via @coastalspc @BradtGuides #TRLT
Travel_Session
replying to @Travel_Session
A2- The jerk chicken stands in šÆš²#Jamaica are always on time
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tripwellness
RT @TheTravelCamel: @BradtGuides @RTWBarefoot @SoloTravelStory 3 food rules of travel:
1) Eat only in places with menus in the local languaā¦
inspire_malawi
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @JLipowski @RTWBarefoot @LindaPeters64 @Touchse @pip_says @HeidiSiefkas Greetings from Leckhampton Hill & Cheltenham, where it appears to be a wonderful evening for Paragliding as well as #TRLT š„
TheTravelCamel
replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 That looks wonderful! Street food is generally quality food. #TRLT
travelexx
BradtGuides
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @RTWBarefoot @SoloTravelStory Perfect! #trlt
SoloTravelStory
RT @TheTravelCamel: @BradtGuides @RTWBarefoot @SoloTravelStory 3 food rules of travel:
1) Eat only in places with menus in the local languaā¦
tspadventure
replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 @JLipowski Ah, that's such a tough question! I'd probably go with a lemongrass chicken banh mi but a good bowl of bun or pho is always great. Even just a cup of fresh fruit off the street in Vietnam is amazing! #TRLT
TheTravelCamel
A3: Goat Head Soup is a meal I never want to try again. I have many fond memories of Zimbabwe, but that meal was definitely not one of them. #TRLT
BradtGuides
A3: Anyone fancy a glass of Yukon Jack whiskey garnished with a genuine, severed human toe? The only rule is: āYou can drink it fast, you can drink it slow, but your lips have gotta touch the toeā. Would you be brave enough? #TRLT https://t.co/ttG4aRaumF
DrNeilMatthews
A3: Piranha that @HMatthews67 caught on the Orinoco in Venezuela. Note the sharp teeth and the eyes of a killer (and the piranha too). Rumba the parrot decided to join us for lunch. @coastalspc @BradtGuides #TRLT
JCreatureTravel
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @coastalspc @BradtGuides A3: Definitely barnacles, which look like little rocks but they taste like essence of the sea. Iāve eaten them in Portugal, when I was hiking the Fishermanās Trail along the Rota Vicentina. #TRLT
JLipowski
replying to @tspadventure @tspadventure @LindaPeters64 Oh my goodness, both sound amazing! #TRLT
TheTravelCamel
replying to @BradtGuides @BradtGuides @jonathancampion I had horse's and camel's milk in Kazakhstan. The latter was okay, but the former was not to my taste at all. #TRLT
LindaPeters64
replying to @SoloTravelStory
@SoloTravelStory @TheTravelCamel Yes, the original frankfurter!
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JLipowski
replying to @inspire_malawi @inspire_malawi @TheTravelCamel @RTWBarefoot @LindaPeters64 @Touchse @pip_says @HeidiSiefkas Ooooo looks like a beautiful day for a flight! #TRLT
TheTravelCamel
RT @jonathancampion: A3: The strangest things I have ever drunk? Homemade shubat (fermented camel's milk) and kumys (fizzy horse's milk), bā¦
LindaPeters64
RT @Expat_in_Europa: @TheTravelCamel @LindaPeters64 A2: street food in Kyoto for the Sakura festival. Pink sparkling wine was the best š #tā¦
RTWBarefoot
RT @inspire_malawi: @TheTravelCamel @JLipowski @RTWBarefoot @LindaPeters64 @Touchse @pip_says @HeidiSiefkas Greetings from Leckhampton Hillā¦
FE_photograph
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @BradtGuides @RTWBarefoot @SoloTravelStory these are good rules #TRLT
BradtGuides
replying to @JCreatureTravel @JCreatureTravel @TheTravelCamel @coastalspc Ooo, are they chewy?! Hard? Do you just eat them like sweets?! So many questions! #TRLT
HeidiSiefkas
A3: Although I don't have a picture of the dish, it was in #Madrid #Spain cojones (testicles). I'd say the texture was chewy and taste a little bitter/acidic with lots of olive oil and garlic via @coastalspc @BradtGuides #TRLT #traveltuesday
TheTravelCamel
replying to @SoloTravelStory @SoloTravelStory @RTWBarefoot @BradtGuides Agree, the gelato is outstanding. #TRLT
BradtGuides
replying to @RTWBarefoot @RTWBarefoot What if it was served in a pasta source or on a pizza? #trlt
travelhistory1
A3: I don't consider anything that strange or unusual, but many people think lampredotto (4th stomach of the cow) is a bit odd. It's a Florentine speciality that I'm partial too now. I think it's fun that the 1st three stomachs just aren't good enough! #TRLT https://t.co/3vY0yPA5rO
JCreatureTravel
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @coastalspc @BradtGuides A3: Another strange food is sheepās head, which I first ate at the Reykjavik bus station. (Itās the entire head, including the tongue.) #TRLT
TheTravelCamel
RT @Expat_in_Europa: @TheTravelCamel @LindaPeters64 A2: street food in Kyoto for the Sakura festival. Pink sparkling wine was the best š #tā¦
RTWBarefoot
#trlt A3: deep fried insects, of various kinds, is probably the baseline here, tho when I descripe pork scratchings (a standard British foodstuff) people go 'what?'. And then there's haggis, obvs ...
JLipowski
#Q3: What is the strangest or most unusual thing you have eaten or drunk on The Road Less Travelled? Show us a photo! via @coastalspc @BradtGuides #TRLT
DrNeilMatthews
A3 Japan. The 1st pic is from Fukuoka and I couldn't honestly say what most of the food was. The 2nd is from Kyoto where Bungo helped us to sample bracken jelly with soy flour; just the type of food a #Womble likes @coastalspc @BradtGuides #TRLT
gemmagoesglobal
A3. In Arctic Russia some ethnic groups have a drink made from Reindeer blood. As well as their beloved frozen fish. Probably some of the more unusual foods Iāve encountered. #TRLT
wheytruthlife
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @coastalspc @BradtGuides A3. Scorpion skewers on Khao San Road. Century egg in Penang. And balut in coron, Philippines. Honestly. All tasted pretty good too lol. #trlt
TheTravelCamel
replying to @Expat_in_Europa @Expat_in_Europa @LindaPeters64 Great photo with the cheery blossoms! #TRLT
tripwellness
A3: Wood Worms in Puerto Princesca! A hint of bark chip and oyster, long, long oyster texture. The strangest or most unusual thing I've eaten or drunk on The Road Less Traveled. via @coastalspc @BradtGuides #TRLT #TravelTuesday
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TravelAtWill
Food was definitely a great draw for a visit to Austria! https://t.co/J01SazRKxi So many great reasons to road trip around this country. #TTOT #TRLT
LindaPeters64
replying to @Morology
@Morology @BradtGuides Always a tasty culinary adventure: )
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RTWBarefoot
replying to @BradtGuides @BradtGuides it would be an unexciting way to eat toes. #trlt :D
OanaRoua
A3 I had some questionable dishes during my trips around Asia. Sometimes I didn't even know what I was eating. Sometimes was better not to. In one of these photos I remember trying the "snake wine". In the photo with the yellow food, underneath there were fried bugs #TRLT
RTWBarefoot
RT @travelhistory1: A3: I don't consider anything that strange or unusual, but many people think lampredotto (4th stomach of the cow) is aā¦
RTWBarefoot
#TRLT Q3 again: What is the strangest or most unusual thing you have eaten or drunk on The Road Less Travelled? Show us a photo! via @coastalspc @BradtGuides