Pick Up the Fork
Allie LazarAlways hungry and thinking about the next meal. \ud83d\udccdBuenos Aires & Beyond
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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The May Food Diaries: The Things I’m Still Thinking About
I ate a lot of good stuff in May, so I posted one of those “best things I ate this month” carousels on Instagram. Normally, I find these posts boring. “I don’t give a fuck what you ate for lunch last week,” I think, while scrolling past a s...
Café Hopping BA: Three All-Day Cafés
I ate a donut for dinner the other night. Along with a pop tart and a bagel. Some would call it carb maxing. Others would call it nutritionally questionable. I call it one of the few privileges of adulthood.
I’m back in Buenos Aires after...
My Emotional Support Suitcase
I have a recurring dream. I open my kitchen cabinet in my Buenos Aires apartment and it’s fully stocked with everything I love: Trader Joe’s snacks, barbecue sauce, Matt’s chocolate chip cookies, cranberries, good junk cereal, ranch dressin...
My Favorite Things to Do in Santa Fe, New Mexico
My dad and Romero talking trout fishing at the Santa Fe Farmers Market on a Saturday, while he roasted fresh green chile.
They call Santa Fe the “City Different,” and if you’ve been, you already know why. If you haven’t: think turquoise je...
No TSA Lines on the Train
I have always wanted to travel in the United States by train. Recently, I had the time, the excuse, and, more importantly, no better option. The week before I boarded the Southwest Chief from Los Angeles to New Mexico, I attended the Academ...
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Eater, writer, traveler. Based mostly in Buenos Aires // Born in Chicago. Probably thinking about my next meal.
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