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Eating abroad
07-16-2011, 11:58 PM
I know that the answer to this question is going to be very dependent on location and budget, but from everyones experiences, how do you and what is the best way to eat while living abroad?
Do you like to hit the local market and stock up on the basic necessities such as bread, meat, milk, juice, fruit? Do you like to eat light throughout the day and then go out at night?
Have you ever been in a location when you found it cheaper to eat out for all meals rather than buying groceries?
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Eating abroad
07-17-2011, 07:10 AM
I pretty much always just eat on the street or a cafe / cheap restaurant, something quick and simple. Rarely will I buy groceries unless I'm broke or the food is so expensive that I can't afford to even eat at a cafe.
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Eating abroad
07-17-2011, 12:05 PM
Quote: (07-17-2011 07:10 AM)Gringo Wrote:
I pretty much always just eat on the street or a cafe / cheap restaurant, something quick and simple. Rarely will I buy groceries unless I'm broke or the food is so expensive that I can't afford to even eat at a cafe.
thats me too...but I need to learn some basic cooking skills asap LOL...
It will come in handy when I hit super expensive countries like Sweden
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Eating abroad
07-17-2011, 12:25 PM
I can cook, I'm pretty good at it and do it every day at home but when I'm travelling I don't want to.
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Eating abroad
07-17-2011, 01:21 PM
My kind of thread
I eat like freaking rabbit food when I'm staying at home, what's everyone's thoughts on Peruvian, Georgian, Japanese, Polish, Argentine, Swedish, Filipino, Central American, and Chinese food?
Somebody get it in writing, quick!
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Eating abroad
07-17-2011, 02:57 PM
Peruvian - it's OK, not world class but some good dishes like Rocotto Relleno.
Argentinian - the steaks are good but there's not much else worth eating, didn't see a vegetable once.
Chinese - one of my favourite types of food, quick, easy, spicy and tasty.