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DBMA: Feeding Tourists - Part III

And because I somewhat promised the last part, here’s a picture of the best food we had during our stay on the island of Texel. It’s from a restaurant in De Koog, which name I didn’t jot down, and even the mighty Google seems to have the

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DBMA: Feeding Tourists - Part II

It took a mere ten days, but here I am with yet another glorious update, namely Pt.II of my already epic feature on how to feed tourists. Where tourists are actually my girlfriend and I. As you may remember from last time, there’s not a whole lot that

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DBMA: Feeding Tourists - Part I

When on vacation, people do two things: nothing and eating. I had actually planned on writing a lengthy essay on the merits and the downsides of being at a place that specializes in feeding these hungry hoards, but after a few paragraphs I came to the conclusion that it would

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DBMA: Feeding Tourists - but not so fast

I know I promised to present to you today a sad but entertaining rundown of the ways tourists are fed in places popular with, well, tourists, but being the fickle person that I am, just can’t be bothered today. So I’ll post a picture of beer instead. Beer

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DBMA (Death by Martini Abroad): At Douwe Egberts Koffie Cafe

Now, before I start venturing into the culinary delights of the Netherlands, and after having written about how good they are at importing stuff, I’m going to post a little disclaimer here. First off, the Netherlands are not a place with a rich unique cuisine. To be precise, there

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Death by Martini abroad

I will be spending a few days in the wondrous country of The Netherlands. I will not be able to write up new awe-inspiring articles during that time as I will be busy sampling the foods and drinks the People of Tulips and Gouda have to offer. Until my glorious