Kringles Aren’t Just for Christmas
I’d heard that Kringles were a staple of Wisconsin life. The same way cheese and beer are associated with the state. Except — we all know about beer and cheese. […]
Category Archives: Street Food
Peruvian Proteins
Beef heart skewers. Alpaca. Guinea pig. I tried them all. Beef heart skewers, aka Anticuchos. A traditional food that was originally fed to slaves as the leftover parts of the […]
Something’s Brewing in Vermont
Vermont is a small state. It’s ranks 45th in size among the 50 United States. And yet, Vermont has the most microbreweries per capita of any state. That’s all my […]
Butter Coffee
When I visited a friend in Burlington, Vermont, the first place he took me was to a farm set off a muddy road that he’d been curious about for a […]
The Tastiest Passport Stamps
I haven’t eaten a donut in years. YEARS! I stood at the bakery counter drooling over the array of confections, when I saw it: a maple pecan long john. I […]
Put a Little Prague in Your Mouth
I only ate two things in Prague. Repeatedly. I couldn’t help myself. I found these two things everywhere and they were delicious, so I ate them over and over. Trdlo […]
Our New Favorite Pepper – Datils!
My husband loves peppers and pepper sauces. We were only in St. Augustine for three hours before he discovered a new type of pepper sauce on our table: A-Frame’s datil […]
The Hyppo Hype
Want to know what we spent most of our money on in St. Augustine, Florida? Popsicles. (This picture fits nicely with ailsapm’s weekly travel theme of ‘orange.’) We stopped inside […]
The Pull of Taffy
If you visit any Atlantic seaside resort area from New Jersey down to Florida, you’re sure to find an old-fashioned candy store where you can watch candy makers pull salt […]
Hot Boiled Peanuts
As you drive through Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina, you’ll see signs along the road offering HOT BOILED PEANUTS. Apparently, this is a Southern delicacy and one we felt compelled […]
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