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      <description>It is mesmerising to watch Anita Cota roll out the dough in front of her. With just a thin wooden rolling pin she flattens the dough over and over again.
The filo pastry is getting thinner, which is just how the young Albanian wants it.
Her recipe? Flour, water and salt. But she does not weigh anything. You have to have a feel for the dough.
She teaches about cooking with filo – with its many layers – and using lots of olive oil in her cooking classes.












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      <description>Malaysia’s Klang Valley is filled with amazing eateries if you know where to look. Better still, new spots open all the time. The area’s kopitiams (coffee shops) in particular are nostalgic focal points, known for touting the traditional dishes Malaysians grew up loving. They also happen to be highly photogenic. Here’s 10 of our favourites in Kuala Lumpur, and a couple of extras from further afield.
Merchant's Lane

It used to be a brothel, but this cafe has become a popular hub for locals and...</description>
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      <description>Italian cuisine is among the most popular in the world, and pizza and pasta can be found everywhere, but these barely scratch the surface of the food scene in this boot-shaped country. However, the pursuit of Italy’s culinary delights are not for the faint hearted. Dishes such as Sanguinaccio dolce, a pork blood pudding or cake from Tuscany, and Casu marzu, a cheese with maggots in Sardinia, test the limits of visitors. If these haven’t put you off, here are five more dishes to try.
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      <description>From fine dining to down-to-earth eateries, here are seven places to eat like a local in Seoul.
1. Korean Folk Village Market Pub




















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The Korean Folk Village Market Pub opened on October 30 inside the Annyeong Insadong building, a recently built multistorey...</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 09 Dec 2019 18:00:13 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>7 top places to eat like a local in Seoul – try stand-up BBQ and Korean specialities like jjukkumi, siraegi, sujebi and patjuk</title>
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      <description>From mohinga to tea leaf salad, street food vendors spill from the pavements onto streets offering comfort foods, influenced by neighbouring countries, from early morning until late at night.
Yangon, like Bangkok, is a Southeast Asian city with exceptional street food. Myanmar borders on China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh, and over 135 ethnic groups live in Yangon, which nurtures the rich flavours of the food.
Street food vendors are masters of the pop-up in this vivid, rundown city,...</description>
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      <description>The mention of chocolate and its creamy goodness doesn’t usually make one imagine the white variety. Be it the cream colour as opposed to the shiny pure dark and light brown, white chocolate almost sounds out of place. It’s a bit like pink, yellow and blue wine; they still belong to the booze category though are a bit of an exception.

And yet white chocolate is just as much part of the chocolate universe as all other cocoa products that tantalise taste buds and conquer the sweet tooth. As a...</description>
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      <description>Okinawa made the news recently when one of the lasting legacies of the Ryukyu Kingdom, the grand Shurijo Castle in Naha, burned down at the end of October.
The loss of the Unesco World Heritage Site was devastating, but the Japanese prefecture still has plenty to offer travellers looking for everything from culture and food to sun, sand and sea.

Closer to Taiwan than to mainland Japan, the prefecture of Okinawa is distinctly different from the rest of the country. Strolling down the streets of...</description>
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      <title>Okinawa’s Shuri Castle may have burned down, but there are plenty more reasons to visit the Japanese island famous for long life expectancy and snakeskin banjos</title>
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      <description>Hokkaido might be a popular ski destination, but it also attracts many visitors during the off-season. The warmer months are short-lived but vibrant and filled with a variety of culinary delights to try.
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Why two-Michelin-star Mizumi at Wynn Macau fits the bill
Lavender is arguably...</description>
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      <description>The world has officially gone mad for matcha, the finely-ground green tea leaf powder.
If you are a self-proclaimed matcha lover, either because of its well-documented health benefits or its addictively bitter, delicately sweet flavour, you have likely tried the most common matcha derivatives.
But how much do you really long for this tantalising, tannin-teeming plant? Nibbling on a matcha mochi right now, you say? How cute. Have a stash of those matcha Kit Kats in your pantry which were...</description>
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      <title>Delicious or disgusting? 6 of the weirdest matcha-flavoured foods, from burgers to ramen – washed down with matcha cola</title>
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      <description>Tourists are setting their sights on Singapore for the holidays instead of heading to Hong Kong (apparently because of the Hong Kong protests), and for good reason. There are a load of Instagramable spots this beautiful the Lion City has to offer – including the infinity pool at the Marina Bay Sands featured in Crazy Rich Asians.
From the stunningly vibrant to the technically cool, we’ve highlighted the places you’ll want to add to your social media feed.
House of Tan Teng Niah, Little...</description>
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      <description>Singapore has been recognised as the world’s best city for street food-obsessed travellers in 2019, according to a survey by CEOWorld magazine, while Bangkok and Hong Kong placed second and third, respectively.
In the first index of its kind, CEOWorld magazine has ranked 50 cities from around the world to reveal the best places for street food-focused travellers.
5 top restaurants that are getting more hype than Singapore's street food
The Street Food City Index 2019 placed Ho Chi Minh City in...</description>
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      <description>Penang’s hawker food needs no introduction, but Malaysia’s very own Pearl of the Orient is also home to a thriving cafe scene. Since 2019 dawned, there have been plenty of new openings, and we’ve rounded up five new Insta-worthy cafes in Penang that give your tummy – and your feed – a taste of the sweet life.
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      <description>Sober Company in Shanghai has a wicked marketing strategy to get people drinking, and it works like a charm.
It’s separated into Sober Cafe, Sober Kitchen and Sober Society – and as you consume alcohol in each space, you get a token.
Collect all three and you have access to the restaurant’s best-kept secret: a hidden speakeasy.
The mastermind behind the three-in-one concept is award-winning Japanese bartender Shingo Gokan, who also founded one of the city’s most famous bars, Speak Low.

Our...</description>
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      <title>Drink enough at this bar in Shanghai and you enter a hidden speakeasy: it’s a great concept, let down by the food</title>
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      <description>Take a bite of roti canai and you may never want to eat anything else – not that you’ll have to when there is an endless variety to choose from: light and crispy, thick and chewy, sweet or savoury. Roti canai, which is an Indian-influenced flatbread, is one of Malaysia’s most beloved and affordable local dishes. No Malaysian culinary experience would be complete without trying this at a Mamak, open-air Indian Muslim establishment where roti is available 24/7 and best devoured with a hot glass of...</description>
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      <description>If there’s anything that makes travelling somewhere new or familiar even better, it’s food. From gourmet to street food, and quaint cafes to popular hotspots, what better way to eat your way through a city than at a food fair.
Here are three unmissable foodie events taking place around the Asia-Pacific before 2019 is out:
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      <description>Ask anybody what the one thing that cannot be missed in Malaysia is – and we bet the answer will be the food.
It’s almost impossible to visit Malaysia and not be tempted to try the plethora of traditional dishes on offer. Much like the country itself, Malaysian cuisine is culturally rich and diverse, with Malay, Chinese and Indian flavours each colliding in the nation’s cooking.
From famous street food to picture-perfect restaurant meals, natives are extremely proud of their local food heritage...</description>
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      <description>With world-class water theme parks offering cutting-edge rides, family-friendly shows featuring characters from top children’s blockbuster films, numerous shopping boutiques, and a variety of dining options, Southeast Asia is the perfect holiday destination for youngsters.
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      <description>As the capital of a trendsetting nation, it’s safe to say that Seoul’s booming mixology scene can more than hold its own against the likes of Tokyo and Hong Kong. It’s new class of bartenders are defining themselves using a mix of experimentation and panache. Here are six cocktail bars you shouldn’t miss on your next trip to Seoul.
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      <description>Singapore is one of the best destinations for hawker or street food, and many who visit the Lion City head for the eating centres – from Newton Food Centre with more than 100 stalls selling street food dishes such as barbecue sambal stingray, chilli crab and oyster omelette, to Tiong Bahru Market Hawker Centre for the best chwee kueh (steamed rice cake) in town.
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      <description>Bali’s world-class food scene sets it apart from other Southeast Asian beach destinations. The main thoroughfares in Seminyak and Ubud teem with vibrant and sophisticated restaurants that offer Balinese, pan-Asian and European fusion cuisines, delivered in tasteful spaces that marry modern sensibility with South Pacific charm.
Bali’s world-class food scene sets it apart from other Southeast Asian beach destinations

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      <description>One of city’s worst-kept secrets is PDT (Please Don’t Tell) Hong Kong, a modern speakeasy that is everything you’d imagine – and more.
The bar, which opened in January 2018 after a wildly successful pop-up stint at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental two years before, has been a hit with the local crowd.
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      <description>Kota Kinabalu – the capital of the state of Sabah on the island of Borneo, in Southeast Asia’s Malay Archipelago – was founded by the British North Borneo Company, which developed it into a trading port and brought in many Chinese labourers to work the land.
The coastal city’s cuisine, although similar to other Malaysian places, such as Penang, which share similar histories and cultures, has also been influenced by its rich association with the sea and its indigenous population.
Check out five...</description>
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      <description>Is your Asian tea game strong? Do you know the difference between a cuppa from the Indian subcontinent and the one next door? Is it authentic to sweeten your milk tea with syrup, condensed milk or coconut sugar – or all of the above?
Today I learned how to make the perfect cup of tea
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      <description>Malaysia’s hawker food is world-renowned, but the cafe scene is one to watch, with a slew of picture-perfect cafes dishing out delicious, Instagram-worthy desserts.
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      <description>One thing you soon realise in Xian is how important wheat is to the cuisine, whether it is in the form of bread or noodles. Rice doesn’t grow in the region but throw a handful of wheat over the parched ground and it will germinate.
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Most of these dishes are easily found in restaurants in the centre of the central Chinese city, particularly in the Muslim Quarter.
1. Roujiamo

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      <description>“Ice is the most important part of your drink,” declares Jay Khan, founder of the agave-focused bar Coa. “It controls the dilution and temperature of your cocktail. I’d say that 98 per cent of our drinks here use ice, so it’s essential. Not to mention, good clear ice just looks sexy.”
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      <description>It’s been six years since Kuala Lumpur’s speakeasy scene exploded, and in that time, mixology in the Malaysian capital has continued to go from strength to strength. Local KL-ites’ perennial thirst for original, cleverly constructed cocktails has given rise to a fresh and exciting crop of bars, all of which put their own unique spin on the speakeasy experience. You might not have to queue to get in – not yet, anyway – but reserving seats in advance is always a good idea.
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      <description>Nestled between Sai Ying Pun and Kennedy Town, Shek Tong Tsui is home to busy restaurants, quirky cafes and hipster hang-outs serving all kinds of cuisines, including the best Singaporean and Malaysian food in town.
1. Cafe Malacca

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      <description>Din Tai Fung Australia has just added a burst of colour to its hugely popular xiao long bao.
Modern-day reinterpretations of glutinous rice dumplings
Last month, the Australian branch of the Taiwanese restaurant chain announced that it would be bringing the “giant rainbow dumpling” – which is seven times bigger than regular dumplings – to the table.




















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      <description>Speakeasy bars have been trending in the cocktail scene for the past several years and in Singapore where the buzzing city comes to life at night, there certainly isn’t a shortage of cleverly hidden watering holes on this island state. They may no longer be much of a secret but they can still be your private hideout to kick back, possibly even in your slippers, and imbibe a creative cocktail or two.
Inside Virgin Atlantic's new luxurious upper class section
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      <description>Like all great things in life, the Malaysian food scene is impossible to pigeon hole; the rich, colourful mixture of spices, flavours and textures can’t be pinned down and must be experienced to be understood.
The best place to do this is Penang island, widely regarded as the “food capital” of Malaysia.
From fragrant curries to spicy mie goreng and sticky chilli pork, the melting pot of Indian, Malay, Chinese and international influences has created a true foodies’ paradise.
Penang's 5 great...</description>
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      <description>It’s a pity there isn't more time in a day to enjoy the pleasures of Taipei. One way to solve that problem is to push sleep back and stretch each evening. Even at midnight, it’s still possible to have a tea-inspired beverage, catch a Mando-pop performance, have mala hotpot and luxuriate in an onsen. In the Taiwan capital, it’s possible to have it all.
5 tasty street foods you should try in Taipei that the locals love
1. East End bar, Hotel Proverbs

Boutique hotel bars don't get better than...</description>
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      <description>Any attempt to draw up a “best of” list is destined to invite controversy. And when the subject is food, everybody (Singaporeans most of all) will have their own firmly held views. What we can probably agree on is that food markets around the world offer a wonderful experience for all the senses, whether it is the sight of the colourful produce and the ambience in which it’s traded; the noise of the banter between the buyers and sellers; the scents and feel or, most importantly, the taste of the...</description>
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      <description>As the cultural, financial and economic centre of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur – or KL, as locals affectionately know their capital – is a sultry place with a vibrant mix of people. I found the Malay, Chinese and Indian communities here particularly appealing, given the time I’ve spent within mostly Buddhist Bangkok.
Like the Thai capital, KL is a city with a reverence for ancient cultures, not only demonstrated in the many religious temples but in the cuisine, too, which ranges from street food...</description>
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      <description>Singapore has all the pleasant things in life, from towering skyscrapers to state-of-the-art shopping malls and spectacular bay views. One of the safest states on earth needs no introduction to its glossy attractions. Yet, away from the glitz and glamour, there is a lesser known, more secluded Singapore few visitors know about.
There are many ways to travel to Singapore, including Expedia AU, if you want to go on a mission to see things others don’t.
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      <description>During last November’s mayoral elections in Taiwan, one of the candidates in Kaohsiung, Han Kuo-yu, referred to the huge port city as “old, ugly and poor”.
While his claim is a little exaggerated, Kaohsiung’s economy has certainly suffered as a result of a lack of development, job opportunities and salaries that are lower than those offered in Taipei.
Since his victory, Han, 61, has vowed to boost tourism, investment, exports and make Kaohsiung rich and great again for everyone.
Han stood as a...</description>
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      <description>Mention the words Crazy Rich Asians and you are likely to conjure up images of scrumptious chilli crabs, bustling hawker centres and a thirst-quenching Singapore Sling or three.
Indeed, the 2018 box office-topping romantic comedy, adapted from Kevin Kwan’s eponymous bestselling novel, has made waves not only for its all-Asian cast, but also for putting Singapore’s food scene – and locations like Newton Circus Food Centre, Ce La Vi Skybar and No Signboard Seafood – firmly on the world map.
‘Crazy...</description>
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      <description>Osaka is a treasure trove when it comes to food, with enough options to last a lifetime. Hungry tourists flock to the Japanese city to try its famous dishes such as takoyaki – octopus-filled fried dough balls – or okonomiyaki – Japanese pancakes – but these dishes aren’t all the city has to offer.
Check out the top five local and fusion foods that the locals love – and you probably will, too.
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      <description>At first, Filipino fine dining might seem like a paradox to many local Filipinos.
We are brought up on the humble yet richly flavoured adobong baboy, or braised pork belly stew, marinated with whole peppercorns, bay leaves and vinegar. Or fried boneless bangus, the Filipino milk fish, which is sliced down the centre – head, eyes and all. The cut exposes the jellylike pewter-grey belly – the best part of the fish, by all accounts.  
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      <description>Bangkok’s food scene is a full throttle, in-your-face, slap of technicolour. The food here is a deliriously fearsome bash of fire and sour and salt and smoke; of the high ethereal waft of Thai basil and lemongrass. It’s a proper no-holds-barred indulgence at every level; from the street food vendors with their roaming carts to Michelin-rated restaurants.

For an authentic exploration of what the city has to offer, you need to peek beneath the surface. Go deeper, explore the sois and khlongs, and...</description>
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      <description>The Chinese were some of the earliest settlers in Malaysia. The first wave arrived as far back as the 10th century, but in much larger droves between the 15th and 17th centuries – many from China’s southern provinces.
A great number of these early migrants settled into local life, mixing with the local Malay natives and often inter-marrying.

Their descendants – the Straits-born Chinese – were called Peranakan (Malay for descendants) and also Baba (for men) and Nyonya (women), who adopted a...</description>
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      <description>Food is probably the one thing that matters most to Chinese people. In Shanghai, foodies and the rising middle class are getting more difficult to please despite so many high-end eateries, and they are demanding more exclusive and intimate experiences on top of the food. 
Numerous private kitchens have sprung up in the city, where the addresses are often secret; and reservations need to be made months ahead. Menus are updated on a daily basis. These kitchens offer a range of options, from a...</description>
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      <description>1. Tanuki by Crustz












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Introducing our ice cream cakes and signature floats that can satisfy you in this hot hot Chinese New Year weather! Check us out @eatdrinkklcom Thank you for your visit #tanukibycrustz #xiaobycrustz #icecream #newshop #oug #eatdrinkkl #cafehopkl #insiderdessert #malaysiancafes #cafehopklangvalley #malaysianfood #malaysiaigers
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      <description>While Japan is most famous for its tea culture and matcha, the love of coffee has also hit the country. Since coffee’s introduction in the 18th century by Dutch traders, on average Japanese consume 10.93 cups of coffee per week with a special coffee culture such as their coffee house kissaten and Japanese iced coffee. Given Japanese’s love for manga and anime, it shouldn’t surprise anyone that they excel in turning coffee into pieces of art, too. Here are six cafes that manages to turn milk foam...</description>
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      <description>Pineapple tarts, love-letter wafer biscuits, yee sang and endless questions about when you’re going to get married – for some people, the excitement of the Lunar New Year festivities have been watered down by repetitive routines (and nosy relatives) over the years.
To change things up this year, why not inject some fun with unusual Lunar New Year snacks found only in Singapore?
These unique goodies sold at Singapore’s bakeries and restaurants are guaranteed to get your relatives talking about...</description>
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      <description>Fish balls are a staple street food in Hong Kong, come in various shapes and sizes, and are cooked in a variety of different ways.
We take to the city’s streets and try this yummy snack at five different locales – find out what we think in our video below.
What is Hong Kong’s most traditional dish? … no, it’s not dim sum


Video by Bridgette Hall
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      <description>The food scene in metropolis Shanghai is dynamic, with a wealth of restaurants specialising in cuisines from every corner of the world, headed by ambitious chefs eager to innovate.
But equally rich is the local street food. These five must-try dishes can be found all over the city’s various alleys and pavements.
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      <description>Street food is as much part of Bangkok as the traffic, temples and skyscrapers. Almost every type of Thai dish – both savoury and sweet – can be found on wherever you go, notably around Yaowarat, Sukhumvit 38, and Silom Soi 20.
While pad thai (fried noodles), som tam (papaya salad) and fresh mango with sticky rice are perennial choices, here are some lesser-known but equally delicious snacks to seek out:
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      <description>Macau has so much to offer gastronomically – from Michelin-starred fine-dining restaurants, to family-run eateries, street food and cosy private kitchens. Here are three established private kitchens for connoisseurs to visit.
Dining on Belmond’s Eastern &amp; Oriental Express gets even better
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The best Cantonese fried chicken. Period. 最棒的炸子雞，沒有之一。 #macaufood #hongkongfood #cantonesefood #singgor #澳門美食 #勝哥私房菜...</description>
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      <description>It’s snow season and there’s nowhere more exciting to be than in Niseko – our favourite ski destination. Famed for its powder, Niseko is also unparalleled because of its food scene. Here are some new places to whet your appetite.
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