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A strangely addictive street food

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on April 27,2022

Article continues belowIt was chilly and rainy in West Berlin on 4 September, 1949. The city was in the...

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Diet Cooking

Dastaars Dastaars

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on April 22,2022

A dastaar is a type of turban , or wrapped head covering, worn by all practicing Sikh men and some Sikh...

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Diet Cooking

Is Uzbek cuisine actually to die for?

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on April 01,2022

(Credit: Taylor Weidman)(This year, we published many inspiring and amazing stories that made us fal...

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Diet Cooking

The US' forgotten High South cuisine

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on March 11,2022

It was during the first interlude of my inaugural foray into Ozarkian food, moments before the toasted...

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How an outrage over crispy chicken united South-East Asia

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on February 22,2022

Article continues belowThe trendy lightbox sign at Singapore’s indie cinema The Projector read ‘Just...

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Uncovering amazake: Japan’s ancient fermented 'superdrink'

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on February 01,2022

Our coverage during coronavirusWhile travelling is on hold due to the coronavirus outbreak, BBC Travel...

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The renaissance of Northern Ireland’s forgotten ‘seafood’

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on January 11,2022

Article continues belowdulse, Northern IrelandAt 04:00 every morning between May and September, Stephen...

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The world’s oldest-known recipes decoded

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on December 21,2021

(This year, we published many inspiring and amazing stories that made us fall in love with the world...

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The Swedish word that’s displacing hygge

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on November 30,2021

Article continues belowMove over hygge , there’s a new Scandinavian lifestyle trend to embrace.Popul...

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The purple urchins feeding California

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on November 09,2021

The Mendocino coast is a rugged stretch of Northern California. Redwood trees tower above fern under...

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In Milpa Alta, people still speak the Aztec language

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on October 19,2021

Article continues belowIn the 1970s, before workers laid the asphalt that became a two-lane highway conne...

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The Greek island with the key to longevity

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on September 28,2021

Article continues belowWith thin, white hair pinned to the side and thick glasses perched on the bridge...

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The Price of Development: The Importance of Preserving Local Agricultural Lands

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on September 07,2021

AbstractRegardless of the fact that we have long been warned of the negative impact of industrial farming...

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Outdoor Travel

A town where most speak sign language

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on December 22,2022

Kolok Getar flexed his biceps, puffed out his chest and jutted a pugnacious jaw. Although the old man...

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Outdoor Travel

What happened to Myanmar's ghosts?

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on December 15,2022

Captain Aung Khant, of the Burmese army, leaned back in his pink plastic chair. He was a handsome man...

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The Life and Death of the Hippie: A Dance with the Devil and the Media

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on December 08,2022

AbstractThe media has always had a strong propensity to influence our opinions and behaviors, creating...

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In Ireland, a taste of the underworld

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on November 10,2022

Strange BrewsStrange Brews offers a taste of exceptional, exclusive beers from all over the globe.Check...

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Why Romanians are obsessed with garlic

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on October 20,2022

Article continues belowTransylvania’s winding, misty roads, castles and medieval fortresses set the...

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Ireland’s light-hearted approach to life

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on September 29,2022

Think of Galway, and certain images might come to mind. Bustling pubs. Freshly poured pints. And, of...

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Why people think Germans aren’t funny

  • Cynthia Hall
  • Posted on September 01,2022

Article continues belowTears of laughter trickled down my face and I clapped so hard my hands turned...

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