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This is what I’ve been missing for the last 5 years

Robert Watcher

Robert Watcher

Well-known member
This is what I’ve been missing for the last 5 years.

Part of the Latin American culture that I thoroughly enjoy and have been missing, is the street food. While tacos aren’t necessarily unique in Canada —— I will never experience the beauty and flavour of these freshly made Tacos Al Pastor back home. These ones that we enjoyed tonight just 3 blocks from our apartment, are some of the moistest most flavourful we’ve experienced. Great having an iPhone to take advantage of the late afternoon lighting.




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Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Yes it does look so moist and I cottony delicious.

Are you in an apartment you rent for a month or so or that’s a home?

What about the tourist common fear of travelers sicknesses from street food or even restaurants. Or are you already past that and your years of travel have you well minimized.

Asher
 
Robert Watcher

Robert Watcher

Well-known member
We are in a small rental studio apartment that we booked through Airbnb.

As for eating street food, I guess we just know our personal dispositions. Neither Anne or I have ever been sick from it. We do have a long history, begining this type of cultural exploration in 2008 in Costa Rica, then Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador as well as Mexico. Not that we can’t get sick, but so far so good.
 
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