Posted on June 20, 2018
by thebritishberliner
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Food! Ha! ‘Got your attention didn’t I?! But seriously, isn’t food a wonderful thing. Especially German food! Umm! Alright then. Some German food. Ah. That’s better! So I’ve been writing about Dresden the last few weeks ‘cos of the new job n’ all that….
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Category: Dresden, Dresden Guide, DRINK, eat, FOOD, food and drink, food guide, German food, German food guide, German meals, Germany, How to eat German food, RESTAURANTS, Saxon, Sächsische Küche, traditional food, TRAVEL, Visit Dresden, Visit Germany, Visit SaxonyTags: 5 minute guide, beer, Dresden, Dresden food guide, Dresden Guide, Dresden in 5 minutes, food, German food, German food guide, Germany, guide to German food, How to visit Dresden, Saxon food, Saxony, Saxony food, Sächsische, Sächsische Küche, Visit Dresden, Visit Saxony
Posted on April 15, 2018
by thebritishberliner
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Have you ever been to Bruges. In Belgium? Last week I told you that The Tall Young Gentleman and I went to Bruges. And. Horror of horrors. We flew with Ryanair. But it was pretty alright! Bruges, otherwise known as Brugge (Dutch) or Bruges…
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Category: Belgium, best of, Bruges, Brugge, Brussels, chips, Cooking, culture, EUROPE, European travel, family travel, Flanders, Flemish, FOOD, food guide, guide, how to, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, motivation, Musea Brugge, mussels, rustic food, street food, THOUGHTS & IDEAS, traditional food, TRAVEL, Travel and Tourism, Visit Bruges, wafflesTags: Belgian, Belgian beer, Belgian chocolate, Belgian cuisine, Belgian food, Belgian traditional food, Belgian waffles, Belgium, chocolate, eat, eel, food, frites, Martin's Relais, mussels, mussels and french fries, nine, paté, rabbit stew, rustic food, traditional food, traditional things to eat in Belgium, waffles
Posted on December 28, 2017
by thebritishberliner
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Hello Everyone! Did you over-stuff your belly with Christmas Day delights? Did you manage to get through the Christmas festivity without shouting, screaming, or bursting into tears? Jolly Good! I love writing about food! I consider myself a respectable foodie. But most importantly, I…
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Category: German food, German food guide, German guide, German meals, German snacks, GERMANY, How to eat German food, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, meatballs, rustic food, sausages, Schwarzwäld, spargel, stodge, street food, THOUGHTS & IDEAS, TOURISM, traditional food, TRAVEL, travel guide, travel the world, Visit Berlin, Visit Germany, world travelTags: food, food guide, food in Germany, German Christmas Market, German cuisine, German dishes, German food, German food guide, German rustic food, German sausages, German snacks, German street food, German traditional food, Germany, Germany's best, Germany's best 5, guide to German food, meatballs, rustic food, sausages, schnitzel, Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte, spargel, stodge, street food, the best ever, the best German meals, the best German meals ever, the best of Germany, traditional food, Weihnachtsmarkt, world's best German meals, world's best snacks
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