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Authentic Culinary Traditions of Piedmont: Gianduja Chocolate
Gianduja, named after a traditional carnival character from the region, is a creamy and nutty chocolate delight that traces its roots to Piedmont. The region’s indigenous hazelnut trees thrive in the UNESCO-protected hills, producing sweet, delicate nuts that are considered the best in the world and give flavor to a variety of delicious local treats.
Piedmont Delights: An Exquisite Gastronomic Journey through Food and Wine Treasures
Piedmont is a dream destination for wine and food lovers searching for quality. Located in northwest Italy at the foot of the western Alps, this unique geographical spot is influenced by the cool Alps and the balmy Mediterranean, producing artisan foods and world-class wines that are waiting to be discovered.
Travel to Argentina for Exquisite Food and Wine Delights
Argentina beckons food and wine lovers who have much to discover when they travel to this South American nation known for the rich tapestry of its cuisine, diverse flavorful dishes, and bold red wines. At the heart of this culinary tradition lies beef and the cherished custom of “asado”.
Travel Plans Grounded? Explore the World from Home
If you’re like us, your travel plans for spring have been impacted by the Coronavirus. Over the next few weeks, as we spend more time at home, we’ll be reaching into our bookshelves, searching the internet, and watching films as a way to explore the world of food, wine, and culture from home. Despite the fact…
Secrets of the Spanish Sparkling: Uncorking Cava
Cava, the sparkling wine of Spain and the not so distant cousin of the French Champagne has an ever-evolving story. Secrets of the Spanish Sparkling wine.
Taste Washington: Q & A
Taste Washington is the only wine and food festival to bring together numerous Washington wines and some of the best chefs in Seattle.
Celebrating Carnival in Tuscany
The ending of winter ushers in longer days, sunnier weather and a glimpse of springtime. Celebrate the end of winter with Carnival in Tuscany.
Paris For All Ages: 9 Tips for Traveling With Kids & Seniors
Since Paris is known as the “city of love,” it only makes sense that you’d want to visit with your nearest and dearest, including grandparents — and kids! The old architecture (think: narrow hallways and steep stairs) and cultural attractions (think: art museums and cathedrals), however, aren’t necessarily the most practical for the youngsters and…