Summer reading: A Fork In The Road from Lonely Planet

A Fork In The Road from Lonely Planet

Who? Lonely Planet

What? Culinary travel doesn’t always have to mean going somewhere as A Fork In The Road proves. The book is a series of short stories collected by Lonely Planet, from leading writers and chefs, about their life-changing food experiences. Expect to be surprised by Twinkies, fish heads, Indian wedding feasts and more.

When? Available now

Where? Available online and in store

How? Buy now from Amazon

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