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The True Story about Burritos

Nov 28th, 2011 | By Areli | Category: English

Although they were created in Chihuahua, a state from North Mexico, burritos and even fajitas are classified as part of the Tex-Mex culinary specialties. Read the article to learn the true story of Burrito!



La verdadera historia de los burritos

Nov 28th, 2011 | By Areli | Category: Español

¿Qué es lo primero que piensan las personas cuando hablamos de comida mexicana? – Burritos: En la mayoría de las ocasiones es la primera respuesta. – Fajitas – Tacos – Chile La percepción que se tiene de la comida mexicana en todo el mundo es un tanto diferente a la realidad. El picante, por supuesto, [...]



International Recipe Advent Calendar 2011

Nov 24th, 2011 | By Areli | Category: English

Welcome to the 2011 International Recipe Advent Calendar! Our calendar’s third edition presents the most delicious recipes from bloggers all over the world. During 24 days, you’ll be surprised by a daily new recipe just by clicking on the boxes below. Remember that recipes will be available depending on the day but you will also [...]



Viennoiseries – danois, français ou autrichien ?

Nov 2nd, 2011 | By Jean-Christophe | Category: Français

A la fin d’une journée à l’école, les écoliers français se voient souvent récompensés avec une bonne viennoiserie, fraichement sortie du four de la boulangerie avant de s’attaquer aux devoirs du soir. J’ai eu la chance de grandir avec cette tradition et je dois l’admettre, ça donnerait presque envie de faire ses exercices de maths. [...]



Viennoiseries: Danish, French or Austrian?

Nov 2nd, 2011 | By Jean-Christophe | Category: English

Viennoiseries…French children´s favourite food ever! But who should we praise for such a delicacy? Very hard to say. Read the article to find out more!



What is the best thing since sliced bread?

Oct 25th, 2011 | By Virginia | Category: English

What kind of food do you eat every morning and easily found anywhere in the world? If your answer is “bread”, that’s right! Read the article to find out how much bread counts in our lives and…in our languages!



Pão, pão, queijo, queijo e cada coisa em seu lugar!

Oct 25th, 2011 | By Virginia | Category: Português

Que alimento você come todo dia de manhã e facilmente encontra em qualquer parte do mundo? Caso sua resposta seja “pão”, está certo! Há alguns dias me deparei com a expressão “One daily’s bread” que equivale ao nosso “pão de cada dia”. Não resisti à curiosidade e resolvi pesquisar mais dessas expressões idiomáticas que tem [...]



Tourists’ great difficulties

Oct 20th, 2011 | By Areli | Category: English

Travelling is a hobby many people share. However, even the most experienced traveller faces a great number of difficulties and funny adventures in some places usually related to food and language. Read the article to find some useful tips and share your ideas in the comments!



Dificultades de un turista

Oct 20th, 2011 | By Areli | Category: Español

Viajar es una de las actividades favoritas de muchas personas. Sin embargo, hasta el viajero más experimentado se enfrenta a un gran número de dificultades y situaciones graciosas en cada uno de los lugares que visita, generalmente con comida e idioma. Es verdad que saber inglés facilita un poco la forma en que nos comunicamos [...]



Breve guida (per stranieri) alla pasta

Oct 18th, 2011 | By Chiara | Category: Italiano

Da italiana all´estero, la cosa che più mi ha colpita la prima volta che sono andata a fare la spesa fuori i confini del mio paese sono state le dimensioni parecchio ridotte dello scaffale dedicato alla pasta. Non c´era uno scaffale dedicato solo alla pasta – cosa che in Italia ho sempre dato (assai ingenuamente, [...]