Chivito

First off, you have to start with the national dish of Uruguay, a chivito. Uruguayans love meat in just about everything and this sandwich is no exception. The base of the sandwich is beef and some sort of cheese, and then there’s always some sort of combination of olives, mayo, ham, an egg, bacon, tomato, and fries on the side. It sounds like a lot, and it is, but it’s so worth it.

Pasta Frolla

This Uruguayan treat is the typical snack of any local. It’s a pastry pie-like sweet that’s filled with quince jam, or sometimes dulce de leche. So if you’re into sweets, this has to be your go-to afternoon snack, or as they call it in Spanish, merienda.

Asado

Asado literally means roast in Spanish, and when people say it, they mean it in the sense of cooking meat. Asado is popular throughout many Latin American countries, but Uruguay especially has it down pat. Asado is a celebration of barbequed meat, and it’s always best to do it with friends.

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Mexico

Mexico has such a wide range of dishes in its cuisine, and even the most basic dishes are actually really complex to make, which is why you need to get the real stuff and travel to Mexico!

The great thing about Mexico is that you can get something from the street or go to one of the world’s best restaurants and everything will be equally delicious and balanced.

Thailand

Thailand is known for its street food culture, where you can truly get any type of food you want at any time of the day. There are even some street food joins that have Michelin stars!

It’s also a really cheap country to eat in, so there’s no excuse not to go.

Israel

Israel is such a new country that there isn’t just one cuisine that encompasses it, making it a foodie paradise. There are also more vegans in Israel than anywhere else in the world per capita, so there are a ton of different options for all types of eaters!

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Chivito

First off, you have to start with the national dish of Uruguay, a chivito. Uruguayans love meat in just about everything and this sandwich is no exception. The base of the sandwich is beef and some sort of cheese, and then there’s always some sort of combination of olives, mayo, ham, an egg, bacon, tomato, and fries on the side. It sounds like a lot, and it is, but it’s so worth it.

Pasta Frolla

This Uruguayan treat is the typical snack of any local. It’s a pastry pie-like sweet that’s filled with quince jam, or sometimes dulce de leche. So if you’re into sweets, this has to be your go-to afternoon snack, or as they call it in Spanish, merienda.

Asado

Asado literally means roast in Spanish, and when people say it, they mean it in the sense of cooking meat. Asado is popular throughout many Latin American countries, but Uruguay especially has it down pat. Asado is a celebration of barbequed meat, and it’s always best to do it with friends.

The post Whenever You’re in Uruguay, These are the Foods You Must Eat appeared first on Traveler Master.

Mexico

Mexico has such a wide range of dishes in its cuisine, and even the most basic dishes are actually really complex to make, which is why you need to get the real stuff and travel to Mexico!

The great thing about Mexico is that you can get something from the street or go to one of the world’s best restaurants and everything will be equally delicious and balanced.

Thailand

Thailand is known for its street food culture, where you can truly get any type of food you want at any time of the day. There are even some street food joins that have Michelin stars!

It’s also a really cheap country to eat in, so there’s no excuse not to go.

Israel

Israel is such a new country that there isn’t just one cuisine that encompasses it, making it a foodie paradise. There are also more vegans in Israel than anywhere else in the world per capita, so there are a ton of different options for all types of eaters!

The post These Countries are Foodie Heaven, So What Are You Waiting For? appeared first on Traveler Master.