Cooking is the new way Malaysians can travel amid Covid-19


If there’s any consolation at all about the pandemic, it’s that we are now finding new ways to “travel” from the comforts of our home. One of the ways to do this is by replicating food from your past travels or future trips on the bucket list. Photo: Daria Yakovleva/Pixabay

When we travel, food is every bit an important part of the experience as sightseeing and learning new cultures. In fact, it’s a major motivation for many people when planning for a holiday.

If some people joke that they live to eat, well... the idea of travelling just to eat shouldn’t come as a surprise.

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