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Why the South African braai culture is a way of life

Why the South African braai culture is a way of life

One of the benefits of travelling is that it offers you the opportunity to really learn about and experience the local culture and traditions. One of the first things I learned when I arrived in South Africa many years ago was everything about the South African braai....

18 Traditional South African foods you need to try

18 Traditional South African foods you need to try

Stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, dramatic mountain ranges and attractive beaches make South Africa a very inviting holiday destination. The country is also a melting pot of a great diversity of cultures which is why it’s fondly nicknamed ‘The Rainbow Nation’,...

Mopane worms – A true delicacy in southern Africa

Mopane worms – A true delicacy in southern Africa

Considered a true delicacy, the mopane worm is widely consumed in rural areas of southern Africa. Being highly nutritious makes it an important source of protein for a lot of households in these areas. Scientifically known as the Gonimbrasia Belina, the mopane worm is...

21 Best Spanish drinks to try in Spain

21 Best Spanish drinks to try in Spain

Are you planning to visit Spain and wondering what Spanish drinks you should try? Or at least which drink of Spain will pair with the Spanish food you'll be having? Then we've got you covered. Most people will know the traditional Spanish drinks like sangría, red wine...

25 Best Spanish foods to try in Spain

25 Best Spanish foods to try in Spain

Wondering what to eat in Spain? When visiting Spain for the first time, deciding on which Spanish dishes to eat can be a bit overwhelming, since the choice of Spanish food is really large. Most people will know Paella, Sangria and Tapas as Spanish main dishes or...

How Karoo lamb gets its unique flavour

How Karoo lamb gets its unique flavour

The Karoo is a semi-desert area in South Africa, located in the central and western part of the country. The Karoo encompasses nearly 40% of South Africa, comparable to the size of Germany. It is a very dry area with an annual rainfall between 50 - 250 mm. The name...

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