The following quote, attributed to Michael Palin, describes most of us perfectly. “I am not a great cook, I am not a great artist, but I love art, and I love food, so I am the perfect traveler,” says Palin. Food and travel go hand in hand, and you don’t need to actually know how to cook in order to enjoy a great meal.
Food bloggers and adventurers Sue Reddel and Diana Laskaris aim to connect food travelers with the best food and travel experiences in the world. Their online platform, Food Travelist (which includes a website and Instagram page), documents the two’s travels around the globe, with special emphasis on local dishes.
“We’re relentless at finding what’s new and noteworthy as well as revisiting the tried and true,” write Reddel and Laskaris on their website. “Whether a tool that makes life better at home, a product that improves your trip or an experience somewhere that you’ve just got to try, we’re honest about what we like and whether we think you’ll like it too.”
“Our stories share the best of everything from worthwhile splurges to delightful deals,” they add. “We don’t ever want you to waste your time and money on an experience that doesn’t meet your standards or makes you feel uncomfortable or unwelcome. We are here to share everything with you—the good, the bad, and, yes, sometimes even the ugly. We put ourselves out there and tell you what happens.”
With more than 10k followers on Instagram, you should definitely check out the Food Travelist.
