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The World’s Best Spicy Food

The World's Best Spicy Food

Who? Lonely Planet

What? If you love spicy food then you must not miss the latest release from Lonely Planet: The World’s Best Spicy Food. As well as 100 authentic recipes, there are also suggestions on where to find these dishes when you’re travelling. Perfect for at home or on the road. Priced at £14.99.

When? Available now

Where? Available online and in store

How? Buy now from Amazon, or Lonely Planet

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