The site currently offers native or traditional food recommendations for several destinations around the world, most of them in North America, but a few in Europe and elsewhere. Clicking on India on the interactive map, for example, you’ll learn about samosa, aloo tikki, paratha, dalmoth and Agra’s savory sweet petha, and where to buy them.
Eat Your World also takes user-submitted photos, stories and tips, which makes it a great, budding site for travelers to help other travelers find authentic eats.
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Read more at: World-Roaming Web Site Tells How to Eat Like the Locals [NY Times]