Rebuilding Your Energy on Vacation: Breaking the Travel Diet Boredom
You’re on a busy street corner in a beautiful seaside town, staring at your phone with increasing frustration. You’re only a few days into your international trip, and although the seafood and noodle dishes were exciting at first, your taste buds are now craving something different. Your stomach is a little off from days of cold salads and non-stop street food experiments. You really need a hot, soul-warming meal with bold, slow-cooked spices to revitalise your energy. Your travel group is tired, hungry, and totally split over where to eat, instead of being excited for dinner. This kind of cooking burnout is a very common problem for long-term travellers and expatriates. When every meal is an unfamiliar culinary gamble, eating out ceases to be an exciting adventure and begins to feel like a tired chore. The Trouble with Compromised Culinary Standards Abroad Most people’s natural reaction when they’re hit by intense food cravings while travelling is to open a map app and type in a...