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Tamales in Costa Rica – A Christmas Tradition

Tamales go deep in Costa Rican culture and they are one of the most accessible ways to tap into your inner Tico, especially during the Christmas and New Year holidays.

How To Make Homemade Ginger Beer in Costa Rica

Over the last several years of testing out tropical food species at Costa Rica's Rancho Mastatal, we found that some plants that grow well...

How to Make Mexican Pan de Muerto (Bread of the Dead)

When talking about the dead around Halloween time, some think about ghouls and goblins and things that go bump in the night; others think...

How to grow your own pejibayes in Costa Rica (and make the ultimate rainy-season soup)

Visitors to Costa Rica during the rainy season will come across the pejibaye harvest in local markets.  This unusual fruit comes from a tropical...

The 10 Best Tropical Fruits in Costa Rica to Try

One of the endless reasons why so many of us love Costa Rica is its accessibility to healthy living. The national parks of lush...

Costa Rica Fruits: 5 Curious Ones to Try

Many of us have our favorite fruits that we tend to go to daily in our routine. We may come across them in the...

Global food crisis will cause ‘millions of deaths’, says humanitarian organization

The global food crisis caused by the war in Ukraine will cause "millions of deaths" by exposing the most vulnerable population to infectious diseases,...

What are Plantains? A Tropical Staple Food in Costa Rica

For centuries, plantains have been used as a staple food in tropical and subtropical regions from West Africa to Latin America. Their versatility lies...

Krispy Kream announces their arrival in Costa Rica

Donut lovers have great news: the U.S. donut company Krispy Kreme announced it is coming to Costa Rica this year. This was announced by Michael...

Costa Rica Food: 11 Local and Authentic Things to Eat

For when beans and rice just aren't cutting it, there's chifrijo, ceviche, morcilla and more.

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