March 28, 2022

10 different coffee around the world

People the world over follow a very similar ritual: wake up, grab a cup of coffee. Where the ritual diverts, however, is in the coffee’s preparation, and sometimes its ingredients. For instance, Americans probably wouldn’t consider pepper, lemon, and cheese appropriate java mix-ins, but in other cultures these are the norm. Here’s our list of 10 different coffee around

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Ischia and its famous croissant: the ischitano

Yesterday morning I went to a very good bar in Naples and I asked the bartender what was the best sweet to take for breakfast and without hesitating for a moment he replied: “signora mia … surely the Cornetto ischitano!!!” What a discovery!!! The famous Ischitano was born on the island of Ischia (near Naples)

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Origins and Myth of Neapolitan Espresso Coffee

Neapolitan Espresso coffee is a blend of skill, history and expert preparation. Unlike other Italian baristas, Neapolitans do not operate modern automatic and semi-automatic machines. They still prefer the lever-operated one, which is able to produce a complete extraction of the mixture and does not charge stagnant water but clean water directly from the boiler.

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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

I had to watch this most popular of all travel films twice before deciding I liked The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. At first, I thought it was silly, but then after a second and now a third and fourth, I can understand why it is at the top of most lists of best travel

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“The Way” a sweet trip for Estevez and his dad

“The way” is a film written and directed by Emilio Estevez, set on the famous “The Way to Santiago”. As you can guess from the name, the story is mainly set on the ancient way to Santiago de Compostela, an important pilgrimage destination for more than a thousand years. The protagonist is Thomas “Tom” Avery,

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Origin of Sicilian cannoli

When we thinks about Sicily, the beautiful beaches, the fascinating monuments and the thousand-year-old and varied culture immediately come to mind but before all this stuff, before the beautiful Volcano Etna, the blue sea, the valleys of the greek temples CANNOLI comes to our mind.   A dessert now known and appreciated all over the

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The Road Not Taken 

Written in 1915 in England, “The Road Not Taken” is one of Robert Frost’s—and the world’s—most well-known poems. Although commonly interpreted as a celebration of rugged individualism, the poem actually contains multiple different meanings. The speaker in the poem, faced with a choice between two roads, takes the road “less traveled,” a decision which he

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Discover Hungary with Ease: A Guide to Highway Vignettes for Stress-Free Travel

Hungary is a land rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, making it a top destination for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether you’re planning to explore the majestic castles of Buda, cruise along the Danube River, or immerse yourself in Hungary’s famous thermal spas, there’s one essential item you’ll need for a smooth

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Guide to Wadi el Gemal: Egypt’s Stunning Safari

Located in the southeastern part of Egypt, Wadi El Gemal National Park is one of the country’s most stunning and remote natural reserves. Stretching across nearly 7,450 square kilometers of desert and coastal terrain, the park offers a diverse range of landscapes, from arid mountains and vast deserts to vibrant coral reefs and mangrove-lined shores.

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Guide to Table Mountain: South Africa’s Iconic Safari

Nestled at the southwestern tip of Africa, Table Mountain National Park is one of South Africa’s most iconic and breathtaking natural reserves. This diverse park stretches across a narrow finger of land that juts into the Atlantic Ocean, encompassing a unique landscape filled with mountains, beaches, forests, and diverse ecosystems. Home to the renowned Table

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Guide to Souss-Massa: Morocco’s Diverse Safari

Found along the southern Atlantic coast of Morocco, Souss-Massa National Park is a haven for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and birdwatchers alike. With its unique blend of ecosystems, the park offers an extraordinary glimpse into the country’s diverse natural landscapes. The national park stretches along the coast from Inezgane to Sidi Ifni and is known

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Guide to Skeleton Coast: Namibia’s Ethereal Safari

Found along the remote northern coastline of Namibia, Skeleton Coast National Park is one of the most untamed, mysterious, and hauntingly beautiful places on Earth. This vast wilderness is a land of extremes—where the desert meets the sea and the elements battle for supremacy. Known for its stark, otherworldly landscapes, Skeleton Coast is a haven

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Guide to Mudumu: Namibia’s Serene Safari

Located in the northeastern corner of Namibia, Mudumu National Park is an often-overlooked sanctuary of wildlife, offering a quiet retreat into the heart of the Zambezi Region. Despite its relatively low profile compared to more famous parks like Etosha, Mudumu has become a sought-after destination for those in the know. Today, many are drawn by

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Guide to Spending a Weekend in Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo is a city that runs on the speed of caffeine and the hum of neon lights. It’s a place where you can find yourself lost without truly losing yourself—and, in some cases, the nearest subway exit. If you’ve got just 48 hours, brace yourself: you’ll need to pack a weekend’s worth of culture, sushi,

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Top 7 Wine Bars to Check Out While in London

London may be better known for pints than Pinot, but trust us: this city can hold its own when it comes to wine. With its vibrant wine bars, London has turned wine tasting into an art form (and sometimes a theater act). London’s best wine bars are redefining the wine scene, bringing the humble grape

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Top 7 Cities to Visit this Christmas

Christmas is that magical time when the world transforms into a sparkling winter wonderland—or does it? Not everyone wants to cozy up by a fireplace in sub-zero temperatures, bundled in so many layers that they resemble the Michelin Man. Some of us prefer a little more sunshine, a dash of culture, and maybe even a

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