As a podcast addict myself I was thrilled when Chris at the Nomadic Foodist podcast reached out to have me on his show.
It was a fun conversation about all my favorite things: travel and food.
If you’re looking for a casual listen, just a conversation between two food lovers, you’ll love this episode.
We discussed all our favorite spots to eat in Buenos Aires, so you’ll even discover some good gems to visit when you come to BA!
Sol Salute on Nomadic Foodist Podcast Episode
Here’s everything we talked about:
- Why do I travel and how I got here
- My study abroad in Granada, Spain (and why they have the best tapas in Spain)
- Our favorite empanadas in Buenos Aires
- Argentine Asado and how it represents culture here as a whole
- My favorite food experiences in South Africa
- How Mexico City surprised me
- Some useful tips for your next trip to Buenos Aires and Argentina overall
Where to listen?
Click the player below to listen right here and now or find it in your favorite podcast app below:
Read more on his website’s show notes to find all the places we discuss and relevant blog posts.
Important Travel Resources
- AIRPORT TRANSFERS | Having a driver waiting for you is ideal for a stress free arrival, Welcome Pickups is the best option.
- TRAVEL INSURANCE | Always travel insured. Anything can happen anywhere and it is scarier and costlier in an unfamiliar country. SafetyWing’s Essential Plan covers unexpected travel and medical emergencies and even offers add-ons like electronics theft or adventure sports. It is the best if you’re coming on vacation. If you’re coming as a digital nomad or an extended stay, you need their Complete Nomad Plan which also covers routine check ups, maternity, mental healthcare and more. Read more: Travel Health Insurance
- PHONE PLAN | These days, traveling with data is essential. I recommend this E-SIM card. I use it whenever I travel to a new country.
- ACCOMMODATION | booking.com is my go to for hotels and apartments on the road.
- RENTAL CARS | I love to travel via road trip, I’ve always used rentalcars.com, now they are operating under the umbrella of Booking.com’s car rental system.
- VPN | If you’ll be using a public WiFi connection and want to secure your data, I highly recommend using a VPN, I personally use and have had a good experience with ExpressVPN. I also use it to access Hulu and American Netflix abroad.
Great podcast episode! The conversation between you guys was very much a love letter to Buenos Aires – specifically the food scene. I love how you admitted skepticism toward dishes you were not familiar with and how you grew to love them. Shoutout to Blue Bell ice cream!