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🍦🍦🇬🇧 #GirlEatWorld by @travelandz - 99 Flake at London's Tower Bridge, a must-have when in London! They are a vanilla softserve with cadbury chocolate flake. Great on its own, or take cues from @travelandz and double it up 😏

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🇫🇷🍓 Happy Wednesday everyone! Today I'm super excited to let you know Fat Tire Paris (@FatTireParis) is giving away a FREE TRIP TO PARIS FOR TWO. This includes flights, accommodation and custom itinerary with Fat Tire tours in the magical city of love! Contest ends on 30 September. 🔝👆🏻Click the link in my bio for info! How do I know about Fat Tire tours? 🚲 When I went on my europe trip two years ago, looong before #GirlEatWorld was born, I booked a day tour with Fat Tire tours to see the city of Berlin on a bike. I ended up enjoying the day so much that I came back the next day and did another half day tour with them. The best way to really experience a city is on a bike! Since then, I have been recommending this tour to my friends who visit Europe. I hope one of you gets the chance to experience the tour too 😁 #FatTireParisGiveAway #FatTireParis #sp

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Aug 26, 2015 at 4:59am PDT

#GirlEatWorld Portuguese eggtart in Macau at the ruins of St Paul by @sceetheworld and @ricardo.rivero. A former portuguese colony, the influence of Portugal can still be felt strongly throughout Macau in form of historic landmarks and food, like this eggtart! Nowadays Macau is best known as the center of gambling in Asia with its variety of casinos, including the likes of The Venetian, MGM and Sands. But don't undermine Macau- though it is small in size, the gambling industry overtook Vegas in 2007 and as of 2014 it has grown to be seven times bigger than Las Vegas strip! 🎲💎🃏💵💰

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Mar 29, 2015 at 8:26pm PDT

Sakura mochi さくら餅 🌸 at Arashiyama Bamboo Forest. This Kansai-style sakura mochi is made of mochi rice formed into a ball with azuki (red bean) paste inside and wrapped in picked sakura leaf. In Tokyo, you would find the red bean paste wrapped in thin pink crepe instead of rice. This sweet snack is traditionally eaten during Hanami (sakura flower viewing in April) or Hinamatsuri (Girl's day in March), welcoming the beginning of spring. The leaf is edible too! Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is a super cool sight to visit in Kyoto. As soon as you step into the forest, you can immediately feel the drop of temperature. Photos can't justify the beauty of this place! #ShotOniPhone6s

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4th favorite #GirlEatWorld moment of 2015 - This is a Bo Lo Bao at The Peak in Hong Kong 🇭🇰. This year i visited Hong Kong four times = Three times for work and once for a trip with @skyscannersg. In total, I spent over a month and got to know the city really well, especially the Causeway Bay area. Thanks @singasongjess for accompanying me on one of the trips and @cultoflee for meeting up whenever possible! Why Bo Lo Bao? Because it's so popular in Hong Kong that it became part of Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage. Bo lo bao means pineapple bun 🍍 but it does not contain any pineapple at all. It earned its name due to the sweet crust of the top of the bun which resembles the scaly exterior of pineapples. It's normally had for breakfast, and sometimes served with a block of iced butter inside. The Peak is a short tram / cab ride away from Central Hong Kong. It's a popular spot for a scenic view of Hong Kong island. On a good day you can see across the victoria harbor on to the Kowloon side as seen in this picture!

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Dec 28, 2015 at 4:58am PST

Second day of Bali with 🔺@tanadewa_villas🔺: More balinese massage, an awesome lunch at Sea Circus, and now posted up at Potato Head Beach Club with a maitai waiting for the sunset! #islandliving Add me on snapchat 👻 GirlEatWorld for Bali snaps!

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Nov 21, 2015 at 1:09am PST

#GirlEatWorld by @lena.soh - Koulouri in Athens, Greece 🇬🇷. Koulouri (or κουλούρι in greek alphabet) is a cheap sesame bread ring that locals would grab from street carts for breakfast every morning. It also looks similar to Turkish simit to me! Thanks @lena.soh for this awesome shot. Do yourself a favor and follow her amazing pun-filled european adventure over at ➡️ @lena.soh ⬅️

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Nov 2, 2015 at 6:35pm PST

#GirlEatWorld (or #BoyEatWorld 😂) by @mil_aaan - a cute Berner Mandelbärli at Old City Bern in Switzerland 🇨🇭, taken in front of the Zytglogge Clock Tower. Mandelbärli is an almond bear-shaped cake, a Bern classic inspired by The city mascot which is... Yes, you guessed it! 🐻 A Bear 🐻. In fact, "Bern" is thought to be the folk etimology of the word "bear" in german and according to local legend, the city is named as such because the founder decided to name it after the first animal he encountered during a hunt, which turned out to be a bear. Zytglogge is Bern's most recognizable landmark, a clock tower built in the medieval 13th century. It also features a 15th century astronomical clock although you can't see it in the pic since it's covered by the bear cake. By the way - if you sent me a direct message, there is a good chance I didn't see it! The best way to submit your picture is by tagging it #GirlEatWorld though I can only see this if your instagram is not private. You can also email your #GirlEatWorld inspired-pics to hello@girleatworld.net!

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Sep 4, 2015 at 10:13am PDT

🇲🇾🇲🇾 More from Penang! Couldn't resist this coconut ice cream while walking down the hot street of Penang. Aside of food, Penang is also known for their street art installations. My favorite is part of the children paintings 👦🏻👧🏻 by @ernestzacharevic, where he used a real object in combination with his painting. In this one he used a real motorcycle! There are tons around Georgetown and it's super fun to hunt them down. I also loved the 101 lost cat series! 🐱

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Aug 20, 2015 at 5:22am PDT

Apparently the prettiest soft serves exist in the most beautiful place, a. k. a. MALTA! This €4 frozen yogurt is a #GirlEatWorld submission from @heyhanny, a very lucky girl who lives on the beautiful island. Check out her feed for beautiful photos from Malta! 👏🏼👏🏼❤️

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Jul 20, 2015 at 4:13am PDT

#GirlEatWorld Kandil Simidi by @sezyilmaz with a view of Istanbul on top of Galata Tower 🇹🇷. Kandil Simidi is a bread ring decorated with sesame seeds which are shared with relatives and neighbor during the Islamic holy nights Kandil. There are five kandils in a year, and one that just passed by this past December 22/23 is the Mevlid Kandili - the birth of prophet Mohammad. The day is usually celebrated by a sermon, remembrance of the Prophet's life and mission, gift giving and a feast. Sounds familiar right? 😉 This holy night is also celebrated in Indonesia, my birth country under the name Maulid Nabi. I heard it caused quite the traffic jam with people trying to go back to their home town out of Jakarta for both Christmas and Maulid Nabi (which does not fall on the same date every year) 😅

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5. Pudina Paratha at Taj Mahal in Agra, India. Bucket list that got an unexpectedly crossed this year! Taj Mahal is the most intrinsically beautiful building i've ever visited. All of the patterns on this building were not painted, they are marble inlays - the result of hand-shaped precious stones which are then placed over marbles that has been carved *exactly* to fit the stones. The marbles are then polished, and the result is a smooth marbles with stones embedded on the surface! #mindblown

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Dec 27, 2014 at 1:01am PST

🇯🇵🐱🍩 The cuuuutest handmade cat donut from Floresta Nature Donuts @floresta_nature_doughnuts at Shin Kyogoku 新京極 Market in Kyoto. These are called Doubutsu Donut どうぶつドーナツ or "Animal Donut". I have wanted one since I saw them on instagram awhile back! These animal donuts became a sensation about 4 years ago, created by Floresta in Nara. Due to the massive success of the animal donuts, they now have branches all over Kansai region (Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, etc)! There are many different animal designs, but this cat donut is one of their original designs. The donuts are all cake-based and the ears are made of almonds. So adorable! Special thanks to my friend @soulstruck for the tips ❤️! @op.118 and I practically ran to find these donuts when you told us there is one near Nishiki Market! #ShotOniPhone6s #ShotOniPhone6sPlus #toocutetoeat #floresta #どうぶつドーナツ #donutscookiesandcream #eeeeeats #buzzfeedfood

A photo posted by Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) on Apr 13, 2016 at 5:08am PDT