Foodie Galore

If you are looking to drop a ton of cash on a meat pie, then this is the pie for you. Available for customers at the Fence Gate Inn in Lancashire, United Kingdom, the English Waygu Beef Pie is the most expensive pie in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

A trip to Starbucks might be a fine way to start most days, but you should never think that any global chain defines how coffee should be enjoyed. The world is filled with different coffee drinking traditions, and each offers a unique way to enjoy the world's most beloved bean-based beverage.

When you think of ethnic foods, certain things may come to mind. For example, the United States might make you think of pizza and burgers. When you think of Canada you might think of maple syrup. But what about when you think of the U.K.? The first thinh you think of is probably fish and chips or maybe even tea and biscuits. However, nothing is more British than a fried breakfast. Except, for a fried breakfast encased in a pie. Only in the UK, people could come out with such a weird yet maybe delicious idea. It’s called the "Brekkie Pie.” It comprises all the ingredients you'd typically find in an English fry up. There is bacon, fried egg, baked beans and tomatoes.

Check out this super unique and fun way to eat ice cream! Everyone loves getting flowers, and everyone loves ice cream, right? Well, the good ice cream makers at iCreamy in Sydney, Australia, have married the two together to create the prettiest ice creams we’ve ever seen!

Americans love avocados. Whether it is the creamy taste, the versatility, or just the pure trendiness of avocados, Americans are obsessed. Avocados have developed into one of the most popular fruits to be consumed in recent years.  The Hass Avocado Board claims that the popularity and consumption of avocados has been increasing ever year for the past 15 years. Avocados used to be sold solely in cities on the West Coast. However, now avocados can be found virtually everywhere and have become staples in popular dishes.

Traveling can work up quite an appetite, and can certainly put a strain on your sweet tooth. After wandering the halls of a great art museum or traversing the cobblestones of a small medieval town, we can understand if you have got a pretty fierce hankering for something sweet. No matter where you are, there’s a good chance that there is a local treat to calm your nerves, and also give you some insight into the local culture.

Everything is bigger in Texas and the flavor and culture of its food is no exception! The state is almost 270,000 square miles, so in any corner you can find amazing food, ranging from southern favorites to authentic Mexican.

Have you ever found yourself with an undying craving for some savory Italian food? Have you ever been in Spain? Have you ever been in Spain with the sudden urge to fly to Rome for a quick bite to eat? Well, if you have answered yes to any of these questions, then you should definitely check out the Italian restaurant, San Tommaso in Valencia.

Portland-based Voodoo Doughnut opened last weekend at Universal's CityWalk - the shopping plaza that surrounds Universal’s two theme parks, and it’s serving as some stiff competition. This is the first of the shops that has made its way east of the Mississippi River. “It’s going to be a donut palace,” laughs Tres Shannon, one of the company’s two founders. “We used to joke that we dreamed of opening a donut palace, and we’d say things like, ‘wouldn’t it be cool to have a water slide in it?’ Now there’s one right nearby!” The founders aim to make it the beacon of CityWalk.

Everyone loves pages. Bagels with sweet cream cheese, bagels covered in smoked nova salmon, and bagels gooey with peanut butter. Bagels are a common food in the American diet. And while most people would enjoy a bagel from their local cafe or even simply their closest grocery store, there are some people who have a more specific taste when it comes to enjoying these wonderful goods.