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The Greatest Show On Earth – 2010 World Cup Coverage From Two Yellow Cards (via TwoYellowCards)

The Greatest Show On Earth – 2010 World Cup Coverage From Two Yellow Cards The wait is over – the 2010 World Cup is finally upon us. For the next four and a bit weeks the eyes of the world will focussed on South Africa as the planet’s greatest footballers put their talent and reputations on the line in a quest to lift the most famous trophy in sport. Memories are waiting to happen, dreams will be realised or shattered and the kind of immortality that only the World Cup can bring beckons for a select few. You can follow … Read More

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June 11, 2010 Posted by | 2010 FIFA World Cup, Football, General | , , | Leave a Comment

Culinary Tours in Spain

Olive Trees, c.1889

Olive Trees, c.1889

(Art Print van Gogh, Vincent Buy at AllPosters.com)

Next time you visit Spain – why not go on a culinary tour?

This will add a whole new quality and unexpected depth to your travel experience.

A Taste of Spain…

Great food, new sources of inspiration, best vacations ever…”

My favourites:

The Olive Oil Harvest

Spanish Spices, the Saffron and Paprika Route

Or take a

1/2 Day Cooking class in Barcelona !

There is even a

1/2 Day Spanish Vegan Cooking Class in Madrid !

Yes, it’s possible – Spanish cuisine goes Vegan!

Or try the

Gourmet Tastings

Why not take some time out from your regular vacation activities to add some very special gastronomic enjoyment?

Again, my favorite is

Spanish Extra Virgin Olive Oil

If you’re in Spain and you’re a foodie, you probably know that Spain is the world’s leading producer and exporter of olive oil. Over the past twenty years, quality extra virgin oils from Spain have finally come to occupy a significant place among the world’s most important gourmet products. Indeed, Spanish extra virgins are highly appreciated, not only for their exceptional gastronomic qualities, but because they are so beneficial to our health… so what better place to come and learn about this prized liquid gold?

This original “break” from regular vacation time will undoubtedly shed new light on anyone’s view of this product, revealing an impressive range of varieties and nuances that can, in fact, be likened to the complex universe of wine tasting.

Click here to see olive oil tasting experiences in Barcelona and Madrid.

There is so much more to discover at A Taste of Spain… just go there and explore!

You can also follow them on Twitter: http://twitter.com/atasteofspain

June 11, 2010 Posted by | Food, Spain, Travel | , , | 1 Comment

   

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