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  1. A

    Vegetarian Camino - a real sacrifice

    When on day 4 I consumed about the 20th egg on the Camino Inglés (from Ferrol to Santiago with a stop in Neda), I made a promise to post some information about vegetarian options on the Camino Inglés. In short: be prepared because they barely exist. I stayed in hotels, so my experience does...
  2. Unweekends

    Food & Dietary Restrictions on the Camino

    What type of food/quality can be expected on the Camino? What do the locals eat in this region? Is it eating at the Alberges for breakfast & dinner & then eating at restaurants for lunch along the way? Or is it all restaurants ( with no meals provided at Alberges)? What kind of daily meal...
  3. M

    Food glorious Food

    Looking forward to eating some great food starting in Sjpdp and heading towards Burgos. As they say here in Ireland hunger is the best sauce ,what are some of your highlights of the food you have experienced on your walk
  4. AJGuillaume

    Beverages on the Caminho Português

    Olà, We'll be starting our Caminho Português in a few days. We're on our way to Lisboa from Málaga (by train and bus), and as I was enjoying my last tinto de verano con limón, I wondered what the equivalent might be in Portugal. My darling and I enjoy also an Aquarius Limón, which I assume might...
  5. Bedspring

    Good place for Tapas in Santiago

    As it says really. Mucho Gracias
  6. JustOneGuy

    And now food and drinks...

    I'm sorry to flood the forum with new threads these days, but I only made the decision to do this 8-day walk two weeks ago, and I'm starting it in just over one, Saturday, August 24 Now, granted that: 1) I will not do the CF or a "standard" camino but the "Camino Real de la Costa y Medianía,"...
  7. B

    Breakfast

    I have tried to search for this info with no avail. The info I am looking for is in reagrds to Breakfast for the early mornings. I am aware that we could find some further on. If we leave early in the morning each day and put the boots to the trail around 7 am do some albergues or donavitos...
  8. Precentrix

    Foooooood???

    Hi all. While I'm writing this with my specific Salvador attempt next week in mind, I also think it is more generally relevant so posting here. There are routes less travelled, and there are also sections on the Frances, especially with alternative paths, where the services are few and far...
  9. Genecamino55

    Food

    What are the bests meals and drinks i need to try on my camino ?
  10. ginniek

    Santiago (Almond) Cake

    In case you want to recreate this cake, here is an easy (and gluten-free) recipe, from a fairly well-known food maven. She's American but has lived and worked in Spain for a number of years. https://spanishsabores.com/tarta-de-santiago-recipe-spanish-almond-cake/#recipe
  11. G

    Good Eats!

    Like many of you, one of the things that I miss most after returning home from a Camino is the Spanish food! The online publication Spanish Sabores posted an article with 50 tapas recipes. Enjoy and Buen provecjo! https://spanishsabores.com/spanish-tapas-recipes/
  12. grdemedeiros

    Vegetarian restaurant?

    Hiya, we're looking for a vegetarian restaurant in Santiago De Compostela that's open on Mondays. Please and thank you.
  13. C

    Tinned fish talk!

    Hello pilgrims! I love tinned fish. I am excited about having better quality and more options in Portugal and Spain! Do people buy it at the grocery or can you have it in cafes? If you are a tinned fish fan, any recommendations?
  14. Frankybaby66

    Food on less traveled Caminos

    Hi all, probably a question with many different answers, but here goes. I've done several Caminos, but always ones that feature a cafe every now and then ( think Frances, Portuguese, Ingles etc) I'm thinking of stretching myself to do one without similar infrastructure - either part of. Via de...
  15. J

    Gluten Free options - Sarria to Santiago

    Do supermarkets in the towns between Sarria and Santiago generally sell gluten free bread etc?
  16. Anniesantiago

    Pork in Spain

    I wasn’t sure where to post this so mods feel free to move it. This year I’ve had more than one person in my group complain because the pork they ordered was “raw” and they have sent it back to be cooked to well done. This is a leftover in the United States from our parents’ and grandparents’...
  17. SoozKH

    Sundays and public holidays

    Just wondering if shops and restaurants are open on Sundays and public holidays (eg upcoming Ascension and Pentecost(Whit Sunday)? we will be walking the last 100km from Sarria but over the weekends and Pentecost, and curious if we need to stock up on food and snacks if shops would be closed.
  18. Anniesantiago

    Best Salad in Pamplona

    Can anyone tell me where their best and favorite salad is in Pamplona?
  19. peregrina2000

    The king’s breadmaker

    Today when I was having some embutidos snd bread since I arrived too late for lunch in any restaurant, I commented to the bartender that the bread was really good and wondered if it was from the king’s bread maker. He told me — “claro, estás comiendo como una reina.” He directed me to the...
  20. Filippo05ff

    LIVE from the Camino Kitchens in the Albergues in the Camino de Invierno

    Hello everyone! Me and my girlfriend are now in Reliegos, and more or less in a week we will start the Camino de Inverno. We try to cook for us every time we can, so we were wondering if the albergues in the inverno are usable. Does somebody have any suggestion about?

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