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    The one superfood Sri Lankans can't live without

    SRI LANKA | Mon, 6 Jul 2015 | By madamemahsa | Views [1997]

    If you're a foodie chances are you've tried (pfft, led) most of the recent superfood trends. A kale smoothie for brekky? Or perhaps you fancy a quinoa salad for lunch? For most Sri Lankans though, there's just one superfood ingredient they rely on –... Read more >

    Tags: chilaw, coconuts, cooking, food tour, king coconut, sambal, sri lanka, superfoods, tapper, toddy

    Panas Sekali!

    INDONESIA | Tue, 17 Apr 2012 | By tracie | Views [1373]

    It was so panas (hot!) the other day that even the ants were in to the coconuts. I took this not even 5 minutes after receiving my coconut! Good one Bali! I couldn't help myself. i had to take a photo; they were so lumut! (Blame the weather for ... Read more >

    Tags: ants, bali, coconut, coconuts, hot, lumut, panas

     

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