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Najib
Nov 30, 2013 09:22
Expensive Airline tickets is one of the key reasons tourists are not coming to Lebanon according to Minister Abboud.
Posted By
Najib
Nov 28, 2013 01:03
David Lebovitz tells u how . 1- Pull up at roadside stand. 2- Be happy you’re with people who speak Arabic. 3- When the guy asked if you want hot sauce, say “Yes” – with great enthusiasm. 4- Add some extra-spicy pickled chili peppers – and sit at a table, trying not to make a mess of yourself while you wolf down the whole thing unbelievably fast. There are other blog posts related to Lebanese…
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Food
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