LIFESTYLE
Foods of the Week...
Ungarische Fleisch Palatschinke: An Austrian pancake filled with sweet or savory ingredients. This one is filled with minced meat and topped with cheese.
A typical European breakfast: Croissant, Austrian butter, apricot jam, cucumbers, tomatoes, soft boiled egg, ham, and cheese.
Travel involves trying new foods. Here are new foods we have trialed this week throughout the towns we are visiting.
Apfelstrudel: The iconic Viennese apple strudel served with vanilla cream.
Take five. You deserve it! Many cultures around the world highly regard coffee or coffee breaks. Whether you have a cafe des epices in Morocco, a phe sua da in Vietnam, or a Fika in Sweden, there is always time to slow life and have a coffee break with us.
Coffee or Cocktail?
The production and consumption of alcoholic beverages date back to ancient civilizations. Societies and cultures around the world have made use of alcohol in their religion, medicine, purity measurements, trade, funerary, and entertainment. Drink with us around the world.
Where are we drinking last week and this week?
The Viennese coffee culture is even more important than Italian or Albanian coffees. We will tell you more soon.
Pictured here are:
From the Schönbrunn Palace
Vienna Hot Chocolate and Vienna Chocolate CoffeeFrom the Cafe Museum a large Brauner with milk and water.
Whether you call it a square, marketplace, piazza, cognate, or plaza, for centuries, human life revolved around the center of town. No matter where you lived or how you lived the stones in the town square connected us together. As the gathering place, the town square allowed people to assemble for food, news, skills, religions, advice, politics, music, etc. As we travel and experience the town squares in other countries, we hope to enrich our perspectives of people and yours. We are all human though we walk on different paths.
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