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#Food - Page 7

Not-so-totally-touristy guide to Spain, Part II – Madrid

My mission in Madrid this time around, with an old like-minded friend and now a local of the city: to experience some of the best in food, drink, nightlife and general fun across Madrid's barrios, without so much of the obvious sightseeing - with a bit of work thrown in, believe it or not.

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Not-so-totally-touristy guide to Spain, Part I – Barcelona and Zaragoza

" I was happy to be hanging out alone and simply absorbing things, at my own pace, the key to my friend's apartment in my purse, being able to come and go as I pleased. During the day I took one very long walk that led me through the gorgeous Parc de la Ciutadella and

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Clashing Cultures and Cuisines

If you have been following my columns since I started, they have been all about TV and films, but in these times of austerity and cutbacks in the arts, I wanted to show my respect for the great things happening in theater as well. In light of this and coming from a theater background the

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A South African Typ and what he eats

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Our culinary columnist today explores a South African friend's food culture, having learned a lot of interesting expressions, traditions and memories from his life she hadn't known before, but among which she found "incredible" commonalities with her own food culture.

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