food
How To Talk About Food And Drink In Spanish
Once you learn to name and pronounce these Spanish food words, you’ll be ready to have a delicious meal in any Spanish-speaking country.
The Linguistic Origins Of Your Favorite International Cocktails
How do you say “Thirsty Thursday” in Spanish?
From Potatoes To Pirogi: A Culinary Tour Of Russia
Russian cuisine is based around all the exciting traditions of this huge country. Here we’ll introduce you to all sorts of typical and delicious Russian dishes.
The Linguistic Origins Of New Orleans Food
When it comes to New Orleans food history, language often holds the biggest clues.
11 Holiday Recipes From Around The World
Get in the holiday spirit by trying your hand at one of these delicious Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year’s dishes from other countries.
How To Host The Perfect Portuguese Dinner Party
Save the airfare and bring Portugal to you! Try using these recipes and phrases for a deliciously authentic Portuguese dinner party.
What Is The Pizza Of France? And Other Questions Of Vital Importance
In our quest to comprehend international food and pop culture, we pose a few theoretical questions.
4 Healthy Diets Inspired By Other Cultures
Given up on Weight Watchers and Whole30? Try one of these healthy diets from other cultures and see how keeping things simple and fresh can make all the difference.
How To Host The Perfect Polish Dinner Party
There’s a whole wide world out there beyond pierogis. Not that anything will ever be wrong with pierogis.
Around The World In 23 Cups Of Coffee
Feed your caffeine addiction with this satisfying (and stimulating) tour of international coffee culture.
We Tried It: Sweet Potato, Banana And Other Unusual Foreign Kit Kat Flavors
Sweet potato-flavored Kit Kat bars? Give me a break!
Why Do Some Cultures Eat Spicy Foods And Others Don’t?
Variety is the spice of life, and some of that variety involves bland, bland food.
#Babbel7 Day 3: Food, Glorious Food
Eat and drink your way to better cultural understanding.
How To Host The Perfect Danish Dinner Party
While Danes certainly love their pastries, that thing you call a Danish isn’t exactly “Denmark at its most authentic.”