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TRAVEL PHOTO SAMPLER #3: CHEAP EATS |
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For me, food adventure is one of the best things about traveling. Of course, it can also be one of the costliest (is that a word?) aspect of traveling. Here are some ways to save money. |
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If you don't eat a lot (I do, but...), find places that charge by weight (pizza in Florence, Italy) |
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First, look for foods that do not require utensils, like carnitas (Patzcuaro, Michoacan Mexico) |
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Go where the local law doesn't prohibit picking fruits, or where the orchard owner is generous (Halawa valley, Molokai, Hawaii) |
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Local market can offer cheaper, and often exotic food sources ("buddha fruit," Taipei, Taiwan) |
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