Alive, Alive Oh! A story from Sri Lanka
Paola Fornari has lived and travelled all over the world. She has loads of incredible stories. For this topic of the month, Memorable Trips, she shares some of them. This
Parathas, fried wheat bread from the Indian subcontinent
Parathas are traditional fried plain breads from the Indian subcontinent made with whole wheat flour/roti fried in oil or ghee. These plain breads are cooked in every home, and served
Pakistani sweet Chaï, part of the local culture
Chaï (Tchai) means TEA in hindi. Its origins date back to 5000 years ago and are basically rooted in China as “cha” is the chinese word for “tea”. From China
My insane passion for Salmorejo
As many of you, these days I am separated from my children. Every night on Whatsapp we have a family call, and we are getting more and more into memories.
Trattoria Albana in Mazzolla, a place that feels like home
Claudiaexpat introduces us to one of her favourite places near her beloved house in Tuscany. A special place, and you’ll see why! I remember clearly the first time we
Calçotada, a beautiful tradition of Catalonia
We thank Barbara, an Italian friend of Expatclic who lives in Catalonia, for sharing with us the beautiful tradition of Calçotada. When I arrived in Catalonia almost a year
At an expat table
When you move to a new country, you get in touch with new realities, traditions and cultures in a gradual way. But – unless you want to starve – one
Problems related to obesity in the Gulf Countries
Carolexpat tells about the situations surrounding obesity in the Gulf Countries. The modern ‘Diseases of Civilisation’ have immersed themselves into the populations of the Gulf countries; heart disease, diabetes,
Middle eastern cuisine and b/w photographs from Pakistan
An expat life can be at times a difficult, lonesome, even a boring life. But it can also be a very plentiful one, rich of people, places and meetings with
My Peruvian Identity – a reflection of a British-French woman
Babette was born in Peru, but quit the country when she was three-years old, to come back as a married woman. Daughter of a British man and a French mother,
