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What to Buy in Sapa? Groceries! (2)
The second part of the series about shopping at Prague's Sapa market, this time from a Saturday morning at the Tamda Foods supermarket. It covers Squid fish sauce, vermicelli rice noodles, Tilda basmati rice, sticky rice, a mild red curry seasoning paste and Japanese sweet mochi dumplings - groceries the author has been using in his kitchen for years.
Scotch Egg: Egg Wrapped in Sausage Meat
The Scotch egg, a traditional British snack, is a perfect example of simplicity and flavor in one. This golden-fried egg, traditionally wrapped in a delicious layer of sausage meat and crunchy breadcrumbs, is a popular treat in pubs and supermarkets across Britain.
Café E. Pellicci: The Best Full English Breakfast in London
E. Pellicci is a renowned London bistro in the Bethnal Green area. This family-run establishment, operating since 1900, is famous for its unbeatable "full English breakfast." Some even call their traditional British breakfast the best in the world. The bistro's interior, with its art deco wood paneling, gives the place a unique atmosphere. The Pellicci family has owned and operated the business for several generations.
Borough Market: London’s Most Famous Market
Borough Market is one of the oldest and most popular food markets in London. It is located at the southern end of London Bridge. It offers a range of high-quality food from vendors across the country and abroad. From fresh produce to artisanal cheeses, charcuterie, and baked goods, as well as exotic delicacies, Borough Market has something for everyone.
Camden Market: Amy Winehouse's Favorite London Market
Camden Market in London is a place full of flavors, scents, and history. This labyrinth of food stalls from around the world, fashion, and crafts attracts crowds of tourists and locals alike. Camden Market is inextricably linked with the legendary singer Amy Winehouse, who lived here and frequently visited her favorite spots. Her legacy is commemorated by a life-sized bronze statue.
Broadway Market: A Mixed Market in the Heart of London’s Hackney
Broadway Market is a London market stretching from London Fields to Regent's Canal. It offers a diverse range of fresh foods, homemade baked goods, international delicacies, and traditional British specialties. In addition to gourmet experiences, you'll find crafts, books, clothing, and antiques from independent vendors. Due to its location away from the busy heart of London, Broadway Market retains an authentic atmosphere that you can best enjoy with a cup of coffee in hand while observing the lively activity around you.
Chinatown: Affordable Chinese Food in London
London's Chinatown, tucked away in the heart of the bustling West End, is a favorite destination for lovers of Asian cuisine and culture. This vibrant area, renowned for its authentic restaurants and shops, offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in the flavors and traditions of China without leaving the British capital.
Fudge: Buttery Caramel Treat
Although fudge originates from the USA, it is a popular treat in the United Kingdom. This confection, reminiscent of buttery caramels, can be sampled in a wide range of flavors, from classic vanilla and chocolate to irresistible combinations with nuts or fruit.
