The unwritten rules on how to prepare, eat, and serve an arepa make the culture around them even more interesting. You know, those little rituals that are silently repeated over and over again like a beautiful idea spread with the speed of a virus that is meant to remain with the strength of a law. […]
They say it was food what fostered human evolution. From pre-neanderthal something something to what is believed to be a post homo sapiens sapiens: the misunderstood homo urbanis. The following is a guide on how the homo urbanis survives on its natural environment: the city. Homemade feeling In the midst of the steel jungle, homo […]
The Queen Pepiada is visiting Devon for the first time, in a new edition of a lovely summer festival.
We’re excited to be coming back to ROATH YARD with our truck. The festive vibe of Roath Yard is incredible!
The Panama, Colombia and Venezuela arepa connection You’ve probably heard about how Italians and Chinese fight over who invented pasta. Well, with arepas is worse. Neighbor countries of Panama, Colombia and Venezuela each claim to be the sole vissionary who gave birth to an ubiqutous dish such as Arepa. But who is right? Before […]