Salento coffee tours: Reviewing 3 of travellers’ fave Colombian coffee fincas
Can you visit Colombia’s coffee region without going to see the inner workings of a coffee farm? Nooooooo, no you can’t. By far the most-visited place in the Zona Cafetera is Salento, a small pueblo that packs a big, ……
16 weird & wonderful Central & South American drinks you need to try
Every region has its fair share of concoctions that seem alien to the average foreigner, and beverages that would be an absolute crying shame to leave an area without trying. Latin America is no different, with an eclectic mix of…
11 tastiest types of South American street food to get your tastebuds in a tango
Something we’re certainly going to miss when we eventually (though who knows when?!) leave LatAm is the food. Hands down, it’s the best. South American street food is full to the brim with crazy-tasty recipes, with some foods we’d never…
Typical dishes in each country: How easy is it to eat gluten-free in South America?
If you’re gluten intolerant or coeliac, unfortunately compared to developed regions such as North America and Europe, it can sometimes be pretty difficult to maintain a diet that is gluten-free in South America. However, it must be said that some…
The top 5 national beers in South America
South America takes its beer very seriously, and whilst there has been a varying degree of impact from craft beer on the continent, each country has up to a handful of strong national beers, steeped in tradition and heritage. We’ve…
How easy is eating gluten-free in Uruguay?
It’s honestly hard to say whether it’s easy to eat gluten-free in Uruguay. That’s because although the national cuisine can only be described as “Meat’n’Wheat”, gluten-free products are often easier to find in Uruguayan shops than in the UK. Gluten-free…
Exploring the best of Latin America
