Learning how to make bubble, boba or pearl milk tea at home is one of the easiest recipes we learned to make while self-quarantining in 2020. My kids love boba milk tea and learning how to make this easy Boba Milk Tea recipe in bulk was a great at-home activity. And, trust me—your kids will …
We’re lucky to live in a state as diverse as Hawaii—the food that we eat on a daily basis reflects the cultural diversity that exists on our islands. This post is for anyone that’s looking to learn more about spam musubi, including the history of spam musubi, tasting musubi in Japan, and most importantly an …
Now that we’re most likely self-isolating again due to Omicron, there’s never been a good time to binge-watch movies this weekend. Especially if you’re like me and itching to travel. I mean, eventually we’ll be able to visit Venice without a mask right? Choosing films to satisfy everyone in the household however might be a challenge, …
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This post is for anyone visiting Goan and wondering what Goan dishes to try. I’ll cover traditional Goan cuisine, the history of Goan cuisine, and the best Goan dishes as recommended by the locals. Goa is a beautiful coastal state located on India’s western coast, surrounded by the State of Maharashtra to the North, and …
We spent a few weeks exploring Northern Japan, in particular the island of Hokkaido. March is a wonderful time to travel to Japan especially if you love to ski. Read this post to find out more about how to get to Kushiro City and Lake Akan, where to stay in Lake Akan, ice fishing in …
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Kimchi is synonymous with Korea and it wouldn’t be wrong to call it the national dish of Korea. Our Korean friend taught us how to make this simple, kid-friendly Kimchi Fried Rice recipe that the kids cannot get enough of. If you’re a love kimchi, read this post to find out all about kimchi, our …
Traveling with kids is an adventure and one my husband and I highly recommend doing. There’s no right age to travel with kids – we started when Lou Lou and Jaf were both babies, taking them along on work trips. It wasn’t until Lou Lou was 4 (and Jaf was 2) that we decided to …
We’re very lucky to live in a state as diverse as Hawaii. In addition to the multicultural nature of its residents (my family is a great example), the diversity also translates into what we, as Hawaiians, eat on a daily basis. Food plays an important role in our lives – we are known for our …
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Earlier this year we were lucky to travel to Seoul, South Korea. Having passed through Incheon International airport several times en route to Dubai over the years, we decided this time would be different. We’d finally leave the airport and finally spend 10 days exploring the city of Seoul. With little knowledge of the country …
I cannot believe it’s the first week of May! It feels like only yesterday we were ringing in the New Year in Hawaii…almost half the year has gone by, and we’ve ticked off a few more countries from our travel bucket list. A post shared by Wendy Awai-Dakroub (@pintsizegourmets) on May 3, 2017 at 1:41am …
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