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Turkey’s ‘mad honey’ aphrodisiac that can knock you flat
Its fans swear it can cure heart palpitations, dodgy stomachs and even impotence. Yet every year hundreds of people end up in hospital after gorging themselves on Turkey’s “mad honey”. But beekeeper Bayram Demirciler is adamant the honey his b...
Flying food? Locusts anunusual culinary delight
In Kuwait, locusts have unexpectedly become a widely embraced culinary choice, not only as a viable source of nutrition, but also as a delicacy. Preferences among Kuwaitis vary when it comes to consuming locusts, with some favoring them boiled until...
Home gardening: A labor of love
With its vibrantly colorful fruits, blissfully scented flowers and mouthwatering fresh vegetables, the backyard garden at the house of Al-Zainah Al-Babtain, an organic gardener in Kuwait, has become a tiny world that turned her life into a lively ex...
Meals to woof down atItaly’s first dog restaurant
Pepe’s meal is so good he licks the plate clean. In any other Rome establishment, slobbering on one’s chicken and mashed potato would be frowned upon — but this is “Fiuto”, Italy’s first dogs’ restaurant. The lighting is soft, lounge m...
In a pickle: Baltic herring threatened by warming sea
Even aged 84, Holger Sjogren nimbly untangles the knots in his herring net as it was lowered into the murky depths of the Baltic Sea. “When the trawl bag comes up, the seagulls give us a concert,” he said. Sjogren, a fifth-generation herring fis...
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