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]]>If it’s a variety of flavors you’re after, then consider paying a visit to La Pignasecca. Located in the bustling Montesanto area just outside of the Spanish quarter, this street market offers an array of fresh produce such as fruit and vegetables as well as local street food, including pizza, calamari, and pasta fritta.
Tucked away in a cozy street near the University of Naples, this restaurant specializes in traditional Italian main courses and desserts. Since its establishment in 1990, Taverna dell’Arte has grown into one of the city’s best-known restaurants, serving veal, pasta, and an array of seafood.
Located on the iconic Piazza San Domenico Maggiore city square, this restaurant’s exquisite food and breathtaking surroundings make it an ideal place to capture the best vacation photos. In addition to its iconic location, the Palazzo Petrucci is also celebrated for its scrumptious food, becoming the first restaurant in Naples to receive a Michelin star.
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]]>You should tread lightly when it comes to buying fresh produce during your travels. The tricky thing about fresh veggies, fruits, meat, and seafood is that you probably can’t take them on the road with you because they’ll go bad, and that’s why you should buy them in limited quantities.
The previous tip is directly tied to this one, that you should only buy the food that you need. Don’t let the cravings trick you into going on a crazy shopping spree at the grocery store. Keep in mind that your space is limited, and even if the food you bought won’t go bad too fast, you may have to leave it behind because you don’t have enough room in your suitcase.
If you decide to splurge and go to a restaurant for a meal, don’t leave the leftovers behind if the portions are too big. Instead of buying more groceries and preparing a new meal, you can save some time and money by simply reheating your leftovers.
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]]>The chicken or beef might smell pretty good when it comes by, but you should be aware that the food may have been reheated multiple times. That leaves the meat quite squishy and microwaving food kills all of the nutrients. If there is a vegetarian option, try that.
This one should be a given, but do not drink any of the tap water. You’re not saving money by going to the bathroom to fill up your water bottle, instead, you may be making yourself very sick. The tap water used in the washrooms comes from tanks that are only cleaned once a year. That makes those tanks bacteria central and you could become very sick while enroute.
That same water used for the bathrooms is what is boiled and turned into tea and coffee on long haul flights. No matter how thirsty you are, always ask for bottled water or bring a large bottle of it yourself. Nobody wants to arrive at their destination sick when it could have been avoided.
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]]>The post Top Tips for a Healthy Diet if You’re on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Nuts and seeds are a great snack. You can graze on them during the day while you’re traveling. They’re light, easy to carry, cheap, and packed full of protein, minerals, and good fats. Pumpkin seeds are especially good.
If you can, you should get a pressure cooker or portable stove. The best thing to get is an induction cooktop. They are very quick to heat up and cook effectively and efficiently. If you have a cooktop, you can cook food for maximum nutrition.
If you can find oats to eat in the morning, this will set you up for the whole day. Packed full of fiber, they also have a very slow release of energy that will keep you fuelled up. They are also rich in protein.
A quick and easy way to get a good fix of protein, fiber, and vitamins is to make lentil based soups or curries. If you have a cooktop or a stove you will be able to whip these up in no time.
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]]>Home to the only place to ski in Israel, this mountain forms parts of the border of Israel, Syria, and Lebanon. Not only is it a strategic mountain for all 3 countries, but it is also quite beautiful, especially in the winter. Its snow-covered peak can be seen from afar, and you can take the ski lift up for some hot chocolate and incredible views of Northern Israel.
Located not too far from Mt. Hermon, the Banias Nature Reserve is one of the nicest places to hike in Israel. The Banias River flows all year round, but the best time to visit is in the winter when the beautiful, clear water is flowing fast from all the rain. Banias Falls is the biggest waterfall in the country, and there are many hikes to chose from for all types of distances and difficulties.
The Golan Heights has 4 Druze villages, with Majdal Shams being the biggest. Located in the foothills of the Hermon, it is a great place to stop after the Banias Reserve or on the way to Mt. Hermon. Due to its high altitude and wetter climate, some of the best fruits in Israel are grown here. In addition, the village is filled with great Middle Eastern food such as hummus and falafel, or the more traditional meal of “Druze pita”, fresh pita with spices and yogurt.
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]]>The post How to Eat More Fruits and Veggies During Your Travels appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Breakfast is one meal you definitely shouldn’t skip, especially during your travels. Put it to some good use, and don’t load up your plate with bread and butter alone. Add some fruits and veggies to the mix, and you’ll feel more energized for the rest of the day.
Even if you don’t feel hungry after countless hours of sightseeing, it’s always a good idea to have a little snack. Grab an apple or a banana at any supermarket or convenience store, or consider hitting a local smoothie bar if you prefer consuming your fruits in liquid form.
If you’re always eating on a go, ordering plant-based foods is still an option. Most fast-food chains have salads on their menu, and if you’re in the mood to go to a fancy restaurant you can consider ordering an appetizer that’s rich in vegetables.
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]]>The post Best Ways to Save Money on Food When You’re on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Booking the right hostel can save you a surprising amount of money on food. Always pick accommodation with a shared kitchen so you could prepare your meals, and consider booking one that comes with free breakfast, as well.
Don’t just make a stop at any restaurant that seems interesting. Check their menu first, and make sure you’re not breaking the bank if you have a meal there. Eating street food is a good way to try some traditional treats, but ask your hostel staff for some recommendations since this option comes with a couple of safety risks.
Allow yourself to try signature local foods and visit cute restaurants that you saw online even when you’re eating on a budget. You can always save a bit of money by opting for breakfast or lunch, instead of dinner, since it’s usually a more affordable alternative.
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]]>The post Safety Tips You Should Follow When Trying Street Food in a New Country appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The best favor you can do to yourself is asking locals for advice. Check if members of your hostel staff or tour guides have any good recommendations before exploring on your own. If that doesn’t pan out, check out crowded places that are popular with the locals.
Observe the vendor of your choosing for a little while before making your order. See if they’re trying to follow basic safety guidelines, and keep their place clean before making the final verdict.
Heading to a local street food joint right after your flight isn’t a great idea, especially in the countries known for their spicy cuisine. Give your body some time to adjust to new flavors, before starting to experiment with local specialties.
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]]>The post Enjoy The Ultimate Food Tour In Naples, Italy appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If it’s a variety of flavors you’re after, then consider paying a visit to La Pignasecca. Located in the bustling Montesanto area just outside of the Spanish quarter, this street market offers an array of fresh produce such as fruit and vegetables as well as local street food, including pizza, calamari, and pasta fritta.
Tucked away in a cozy street near the University of Naples, this restaurant specializes in traditional Italian main courses and desserts. Since its establishment in 1990, Taverna dell’Arte has grown into one of the city’s best-known restaurants, serving veal, pasta, and an array of seafood.
Located on the iconic Piazza San Domenico Maggiore city square, this restaurant’s exquisite food and breathtaking surroundings make it an ideal place to capture the best vacation photos. In addition to its iconic location, the Palazzo Petrucci is also celebrated for its scrumptious food, becoming the first restaurant in Naples to receive a Michelin star.
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]]>The post Use These Tips to Cut On Food Waste While on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>You should tread lightly when it comes to buying fresh produce during your travels. The tricky thing about fresh veggies, fruits, meat, and seafood is that you probably can’t take them on the road with you because they’ll go bad, and that’s why you should buy them in limited quantities.
The previous tip is directly tied to this one, that you should only buy the food that you need. Don’t let the cravings trick you into going on a crazy shopping spree at the grocery store. Keep in mind that your space is limited, and even if the food you bought won’t go bad too fast, you may have to leave it behind because you don’t have enough room in your suitcase.
If you decide to splurge and go to a restaurant for a meal, don’t leave the leftovers behind if the portions are too big. Instead of buying more groceries and preparing a new meal, you can save some time and money by simply reheating your leftovers.
The post Use These Tips to Cut On Food Waste While on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Avoid These Foods on Planes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The chicken or beef might smell pretty good when it comes by, but you should be aware that the food may have been reheated multiple times. That leaves the meat quite squishy and microwaving food kills all of the nutrients. If there is a vegetarian option, try that.
This one should be a given, but do not drink any of the tap water. You’re not saving money by going to the bathroom to fill up your water bottle, instead, you may be making yourself very sick. The tap water used in the washrooms comes from tanks that are only cleaned once a year. That makes those tanks bacteria central and you could become very sick while enroute.
That same water used for the bathrooms is what is boiled and turned into tea and coffee on long haul flights. No matter how thirsty you are, always ask for bottled water or bring a large bottle of it yourself. Nobody wants to arrive at their destination sick when it could have been avoided.
The post Avoid These Foods on Planes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Top Tips for a Healthy Diet if You’re on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Nuts and seeds are a great snack. You can graze on them during the day while you’re traveling. They’re light, easy to carry, cheap, and packed full of protein, minerals, and good fats. Pumpkin seeds are especially good.
If you can, you should get a pressure cooker or portable stove. The best thing to get is an induction cooktop. They are very quick to heat up and cook effectively and efficiently. If you have a cooktop, you can cook food for maximum nutrition.
If you can find oats to eat in the morning, this will set you up for the whole day. Packed full of fiber, they also have a very slow release of energy that will keep you fuelled up. They are also rich in protein.
A quick and easy way to get a good fix of protein, fiber, and vitamins is to make lentil based soups or curries. If you have a cooktop or a stove you will be able to whip these up in no time.
The post Top Tips for a Healthy Diet if You’re on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Places to Visit in the Golan Heights appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Home to the only place to ski in Israel, this mountain forms parts of the border of Israel, Syria, and Lebanon. Not only is it a strategic mountain for all 3 countries, but it is also quite beautiful, especially in the winter. Its snow-covered peak can be seen from afar, and you can take the ski lift up for some hot chocolate and incredible views of Northern Israel.
Located not too far from Mt. Hermon, the Banias Nature Reserve is one of the nicest places to hike in Israel. The Banias River flows all year round, but the best time to visit is in the winter when the beautiful, clear water is flowing fast from all the rain. Banias Falls is the biggest waterfall in the country, and there are many hikes to chose from for all types of distances and difficulties.
The Golan Heights has 4 Druze villages, with Majdal Shams being the biggest. Located in the foothills of the Hermon, it is a great place to stop after the Banias Reserve or on the way to Mt. Hermon. Due to its high altitude and wetter climate, some of the best fruits in Israel are grown here. In addition, the village is filled with great Middle Eastern food such as hummus and falafel, or the more traditional meal of “Druze pita”, fresh pita with spices and yogurt.
The post 3 Places to Visit in the Golan Heights appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post How to Eat More Fruits and Veggies During Your Travels appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Breakfast is one meal you definitely shouldn’t skip, especially during your travels. Put it to some good use, and don’t load up your plate with bread and butter alone. Add some fruits and veggies to the mix, and you’ll feel more energized for the rest of the day.
Even if you don’t feel hungry after countless hours of sightseeing, it’s always a good idea to have a little snack. Grab an apple or a banana at any supermarket or convenience store, or consider hitting a local smoothie bar if you prefer consuming your fruits in liquid form.
If you’re always eating on a go, ordering plant-based foods is still an option. Most fast-food chains have salads on their menu, and if you’re in the mood to go to a fancy restaurant you can consider ordering an appetizer that’s rich in vegetables.
The post How to Eat More Fruits and Veggies During Your Travels appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Ways to Save Money on Food When You’re on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Booking the right hostel can save you a surprising amount of money on food. Always pick accommodation with a shared kitchen so you could prepare your meals, and consider booking one that comes with free breakfast, as well.
Don’t just make a stop at any restaurant that seems interesting. Check their menu first, and make sure you’re not breaking the bank if you have a meal there. Eating street food is a good way to try some traditional treats, but ask your hostel staff for some recommendations since this option comes with a couple of safety risks.
Allow yourself to try signature local foods and visit cute restaurants that you saw online even when you’re eating on a budget. You can always save a bit of money by opting for breakfast or lunch, instead of dinner, since it’s usually a more affordable alternative.
The post Best Ways to Save Money on Food When You’re on the Road appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Safety Tips You Should Follow When Trying Street Food in a New Country appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The best favor you can do to yourself is asking locals for advice. Check if members of your hostel staff or tour guides have any good recommendations before exploring on your own. If that doesn’t pan out, check out crowded places that are popular with the locals.
Observe the vendor of your choosing for a little while before making your order. See if they’re trying to follow basic safety guidelines, and keep their place clean before making the final verdict.
Heading to a local street food joint right after your flight isn’t a great idea, especially in the countries known for their spicy cuisine. Give your body some time to adjust to new flavors, before starting to experiment with local specialties.
The post Safety Tips You Should Follow When Trying Street Food in a New Country appeared first on Traveler Master.
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