We are vegetarians and we really like to eat! And we like to write about food. Browse through food experiences from around the world.
In 2022 we spent a few weeks travelling in Armenia. Because we liked the vegetarian options in Georgian cuisine and …
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After nearly 40 years of traveling in Japan as vegetarians, we have some valuable insights to share. Here’s what you …
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Our travel guidebook had warned us: “Meat is the Serbs’ favourite vegetable.” So, we didn’t expect much from our two-week …
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Over the years we have visited the southernmost prefecture of Japan, Okinawa, several times and we love these tropical islands! …
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On numerous trips combined we have spent around eight months travelling in Egypt. And we love everything in Egypt (or …
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We have been travelling to Uzbekistan for nearly 20 years. During our first visit in 2004, finding vegetarian food in …
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The vegetarian plate is heaped with deep-fried vegetables and squares of manioc. There are various pastes made from pulses or …
Locals had warned us. Every time we mentioned the River Drau Cycle Path, they frowned and murmured something about “the …
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„Let us create a chocolate bar that fits into every pocket without breaking, but with regular weight!,“ suggested Clara Ritter …
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Iran is a fantastic country to travel. But two topics dominate our practical travel in Iran: being vegetarian travellers, and …
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