// Restaurants
Cheap Food Costa Rica Tamarindo – Falafel MundoWe stumbled on a place next to the Costa Rica Surf Club where we rented surf boards called Falafel Mundo, a Middle-Eastern Cuisine place that only served three items, but served them VERY well. Shira (almost like the He-Man counterpart) owns the place with her Israeli boyfriend where they have brought the delicious tastes of the Mid-East. They bring the spices back with them from Israel or have their mom send a care package, so you know it’s authentic.
// Restaurants
Cheap Food Escazú, Costa Rica – The Waffle PlaceIt’s pretty much guaranteed you’ll leave The Waffle Place more than just full, but completely satisfied. I always get the waffle with creamy bacon and mushroom sauce over a fried egg, but they also have an amazing lunch menu complete with soups in a sourdough bread bowl. The Waffle Place in Escazú has mastered the combination of sweet and savory on top of a Belgium Waffle.
// Articles
The Dangers of MicrowavesCheap Food Here never microwaves their food. We have been without a microwave since moving to Costa Rica over a year ago. At first we just did without it because they were so expensive here, but now, after using traditional cooking techniques, we’ve decided convenience isn’t better.
Microwaves don’t produce better taste, health or counter space to make them useful enough for our taste. I did a little bit of my own research and tried to fish through the truths and the myths on the internet, which is pretty difficult, especially with such a controversial topic.
// Food Causes
Reducing Landfill Waste – How much would your bin weigh?The couple involved in the Clean Bin Project will each keep a bin that will have all of the items destined for a landfill accumulating for one year and weigh in at the end to find the winner. The couple has vowed to refrain from buying any ‘stuff’ including material goods like clothing, electronics, and other non-necessities unless they are second-hand and being rescued from the ultimate destination of a landfill.
//
Costa Rican Food Gadgets – SlicersThe food in Costa Rica is similar to other Latin American countries especially when considering the fruit. I love tropical fruit, it’s one of the best parts about living in Costa Rica. A daily dose of pineapple, mango, starfruit and avocado in this country rivals any in the world. However, it can be a pain to prepare them because of the size, shape, skin, peel or pit and I’ve set out on a quest to find the best gadgets to solve the problem.






