Food and Foodways

DrFumblefinger enjoys some fine Catalan food while on a food tour in Barcelona.

Jonathan L takes us on walking food tour of historic Savannah, Georgia

In the heart of Philadelphia, the market is loud, busy, varied and an authentic center of daily life and food.

Rome's traditional problems with garbage collection have now become a new tradition: hordes of wild boars feasting on the trash.

For the first time since 2013, the Bocuse d'Or returns to France, and to its home at Lyon.

DrFumblefinger is tempted by the beautiful waffles on display in the old town section of Stockholm.

Brussels is ending its Covid-era street cafes, but may open them again next year. Paris and New York are considering a permanent plan for them.

You'd have to be nuts (sorry!) to pass up this opportunity: two nights in the Planters Nutmobile, plus $1500 for travel and a variety of other peanut-themed swag. And the cost is peanuts. No, really: there's a $3.59 rental charge for the lucky winner, based on the price of a jar of Planters peanuts. You can register to win at a special website at mrpeanutinanutshell.com . The Nutmobile, a 26-foot RV with bed, couches, flat-screen TV and other amenities with peanut themes, is fully equipped...

DrFumblefinger is surprised to find that one of the principal agricultural products in Costa Rica is their pineapple crop.

Marilyn takes a 'side trip to Europe' in Gatlinburg's Village shopping center, styled to remind visitors of an older town.

Jonathan L shares some of his favorite restaurants in Beaufort, South Carolina

New York's State Fair is coming, and with it the unveiling of the 2021 butter sculpture.