Month: December 2025
What Makes Gluten-Free Mexican Hot Chocolate Traditional
At its core, gluten-free Mexican hot chocolate relies on simple ingredients that existed long before modern packaged mixes. Traditional versions are made with cacao, sugar, cinnamon, and liquid, usually milk, water, or a combination of both. There is no flour or thickener involved, which makes this drink naturally gluten-free. The texture is slightly grainy compared to American-style hot chocolate, and… Read moreRead moreWhat Makes Gluten-Free Mexican Hot Chocolate Traditional
Aika Ignacio
Underrated Taquerias and Pupuserías in Dallas That Locals Swear By
Dallas has no shortage of tacos and pupusas, but some of the city’s most memorable meals come from places that rarely make headline lists. These are the taquerias and pupuserías locals return to week after week, often tucked into neighborhoods like Oak Cliff, East Dallas, and Lake Highlands. They focus on consistency, tradition, and flavor rather than trends. If you… Read moreRead moreUnderrated Taquerias and Pupuserías in Dallas That Locals Swear By
Aika Ignacio
What to Pack for the FIFA World Cup in Dallas (Foodie Edition)
If your trip is built around the FIFA World Cup Dallas 2026, food should be part of your planning from the very beginning. Between matches, fan events, and rest days, eating becomes one of the main ways visitors experience the city. Dallas is known for neighborhood-driven food culture, which means packing with food in mind makes it easier to enjoy… Read moreRead moreWhat to Pack for the FIFA World Cup in Dallas (Foodie Edition)
Aika Ignacio
What to Do Between Matches in Dallas: A Visitor’s Guide for FIFA Fans
Traveling for a major tournament means your trip is shaped by more than just kickoff times. If you’re planning a visit during FIFA World Cup Dallas 2026, you will likely have long stretches between matches where the question becomes what to do next. Dallas is a strong host city for that exact reason. It offers enough variety that you can… Read moreRead moreWhat to Do Between Matches in Dallas: A Visitor’s Guide for FIFA Fans
Aika Ignacio
Traditional Salvadoran Curtido (Naturally Gluten-Free)
If you enjoy meals that balance rich flavors with something fresh and crisp, Traditional Salvadoran Curtido is a recipe worth learning. This cabbage-based slaw is simple, naturally gluten-free, and deeply connected to everyday eating in El Salvador. It is not meant to stand alone, but to support and elevate the dishes around it. Curtido is especially approachable if you cook… Read moreRead moreTraditional Salvadoran Curtido (Naturally Gluten-Free)
Aika Ignacio
How to Spend 24 Hours in Dallas During the World Cup
If you only have one full day in North Texas during the tournament, you can still experience the heart of the city beyond the stadium. This guide to how to spend 24 hours in Dallas during the World Cup focuses on timing, neighborhoods, food, and culture so you enjoy the city without rushing or overheating. Dallas may host matches in… Read moreRead moreHow to Spend 24 Hours in Dallas During the World Cup