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Conscious Planet #SaveSoil

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Lechona 📍 Colombia 🇨🇴 Taste Colombia: tasteatlas/colombia Voted the #1 best-rated dish in the world on TasteAtlas for 2024/25, Lechona is a staple from Colombia’s Tolima region. Adapted from old Spanish pig-roasting techniques, local cooks turned it into a 12-hour process of slow-baking an entire pig in a brick oven. The preparation is straightforward but demanding. The pig is hollowed out and stuffed with its own marinated meat, onions, spices, and yellow peas. Purists insist that authentic Lechona Tolimense should never contain rice—just pork and peas. The result is a golden, razor-crisp skin that snaps open to reveal a steaming, savory filling, traditionally served alongside corn arepas. Video by: Ramiro Moreira

Lechona 📍 Colombia 🇨🇴 Taste Colombia: tasteatlas/colombia Voted the #1 best-rated dish in the world on TasteAtlas for 2024/25, Lechona is a staple from Colombia’s Tolima region. Adapted from old Spanish pig-roasting techniques, local cooks turned it into a 12-hour process of slow-baking an entire pig in a brick oven. The preparation is straightforward but demanding. The pig is hollowed out and stuffed with its own marinated meat, onions, spices, and yellow peas. Purists insist that authentic Lechona Tolimense should never contain rice—just pork and peas. The result is a golden, razor-crisp skin that snaps open to reveal a steaming, savory filling, traditionally served alongside corn arepas. Video by: Ramiro Moreira

TasteAtlas

34,435 Aufrufe • vor 18 Tagen

For many British visitors traveling through the southern U.S. during the World Cup, trying 🇺🇸 American BBQ for the first time becomes an unforgettable experience. The slow-cooked meats, smoky flavors, and unique sauces offer a taste of a tradition that is deeply connected to American culture. Food has a special way of bringing people together, and seeing visitors discover something locals love is always exciting. A simple BBQ meal can become a memory that represents hospitality, history, and regional pride. Every country has its own food traditions worth sharing with the world. Who would have thought that a plate of BBQ could create such a strong connection between two different cultures?

For many British visitors traveling through the southern U.S. during the World Cup, trying 🇺🇸 American BBQ for the first time becomes an unforgettable experience. The slow-cooked meats, smoky flavors, and unique sauces offer a taste of a tradition that is deeply connected to American culture. Food has a special way of bringing people together, and seeing visitors discover something locals love is always exciting. A simple BBQ meal can become a memory that represents hospitality, history, and regional pride. Every country has its own food traditions worth sharing with the world. Who would have thought that a plate of BBQ could create such a strong connection between two different cultures?

Dr. CZ

288,352 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

🐹Usually, concerts are on Sat and Sun, right? So after working throughout the week, once Sun show is over sometimes I get to enjoy a drink. That's when one shot/glass of IGIN taste really good to me. As for snacks or side dishes that goes well with it is Jin Ramen. Wait, does this sound like an ad? It’s not an ad at all! I’m just stating facts. Just the facts. And honestly, the kind of food I crave changes every time. Some days after a concert, I really crave something spicy, salty, and bold. Other times, I don’t feel like eating anything at all. But one thing for sure is, after every performance I sweat a lot, so I end up drinking a lot of fluids/beverages. #JIN #방탄소년단진

🐹Usually, concerts are on Sat and Sun, right? So after working throughout the week, once Sun show is over sometimes I get to enjoy a drink. That's when one shot/glass of IGIN taste really good to me. As for snacks or side dishes that goes well with it is Jin Ramen. Wait, does this sound like an ad? It’s not an ad at all! I’m just stating facts. Just the facts. And honestly, the kind of food I crave changes every time. Some days after a concert, I really crave something spicy, salty, and bold. Other times, I don’t feel like eating anything at all. But one thing for sure is, after every performance I sweat a lot, so I end up drinking a lot of fluids/beverages. #JIN #방탄소년단진

Jiniya지니야_ECHO

26,425 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I called an angry customer! I keep doing surprise customer calls for every product that we build at Only What's Needed by Food Pharmer. In the early calls I did, I used to reveal its Food Pharmer, and then people used to just praise the product. Now, I don’t reveal it’s me till the very end of the call because I want to hear the real feedback even when it’s negative. Negative feedback matters more to us than positive feedback. That’s how we improve. Even when someone shares something positive, I still try to understand what could be better, in taste, texture, packaging. We’re not building Only What’s Needed just for you, but with you. So any feedback you have to share, we’re always listening.

I called an angry customer! I keep doing surprise customer calls for every product that we build at Only What's Needed by Food Pharmer. In the early calls I did, I used to reveal its Food Pharmer, and then people used to just praise the product. Now, I don’t reveal it’s me till the very end of the call because I want to hear the real feedback even when it’s negative. Negative feedback matters more to us than positive feedback. That’s how we improve. Even when someone shares something positive, I still try to understand what could be better, in taste, texture, packaging. We’re not building Only What’s Needed just for you, but with you. So any feedback you have to share, we’re always listening.

Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer”

14,452 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten