Gastro obscura: a food adventurer's guide - Cecily Wong

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From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and Facebook fans, along with its own burgeoning dedicated email newsletter that is currently reaching over 200,000 subscribers--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura(R) , with over 815,000 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, Gastro Obscura delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and social media fans--and it is now serving up a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of 500 places, ingredients, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

India's spiced cannabis milk.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

The LSD fish.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as in our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

And travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

We've been stuck at home for long enough It's time to get out and taste the world again.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura, with over 800,00 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, GastroObscura.

com delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and Facebook fans, along with its own burgeoning dedicated email newsletter that is currently reaching over 192,000.

And it is now serving up the best of it in a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of nearly 500 dishes, ingredients, traditions, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as well as our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

Travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

And such truly surprising delicacies as sturgeon spinal cord, blood tofu, stinkbug tacos, and more.

We've been stuck at home for long enough It's time to get out and taste the world again.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura, with over 800,00 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, GastroObscura.

com delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and Facebook fans, along with its own burgeoning dedicated email newsletter that is currently reaching over 192,000.

And it is now serving up the best of it in a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of nearly 500 dishes, ingredients, traditions, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).

The best black bean fritter restaurant in Brazil.

The world's largest floating restaurant.

A croissant museum in Poland.

Focusing as much on food's place in our lives as well as our bellies, the book covers history--the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories.

Culture--picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding.

Travel--scale China's Mount Hua to reach a sacred tea house.

Festivals--chase a wheel of double Gloucester at Britain's annual Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition.

And such truly surprising delicacies as sturgeon spinal cord, blood tofu, stinkbug tacos, and more.

We've been stuck at home for long enough It's time to get out and taste the world again.

From those ever-curious, ever-quirky minds behind the #1 New York Times bestselling Atlas Obscura, with over 800,00 copies in print, comes an unputdownable guide that marries our endless appetite for travel with our insatiable interest in food.

Continent by continent, country by country, Gastro Obscura takes up the mantle of Atlas Obscura to radically expand our sense of wonder about the world--in this case, what humans eat and drink, which turns out to be far more marvelous than we could ever imagine.

Created by the founders of AtlasObscura.

com, GastroObscura.

com delivers fresh food stories daily to the millions of Atlas Obscura readers and Facebook fans, along with its own burgeoning dedicated email newsletter that is currently reaching over 192,000.

And it is now serving up the best of it in a lavishly illustrated food-lover's gift of nearly 500 dishes, ingredients, traditions, and experiences.

Discover English bog butter.

Threads of God pasta (only three women know how to make it).