Eight New Episodes Available for Streaming Today Highlight Deliciously Surprising Food Fusions Born from Cultural Collisions
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NEW YORK, NY (November 7, 2019) – Culture Trip, the global start-up operating in travel, media and entertainment, today announced the return of its original digital series, “Hungerlust.” The new season, sponsored by the United Explorer Card, highlights eight locals around the world whose passion for food stems from cultural collision.
“Something magical happens when a chef mixes cultures in their cuisine,” said Mick Greenwood, Director of Visual Content at Culture Trip. “Whether it’s West meets East, future meets contemporary or migrant meets local, the melting pot creates something new and special. With food that transcends borders and cultures, the creative cooks we celebrate on this season of ‘Hungerlust’ are breaking down barriers with each dish they serve.”
The new season is available to stream starting today at https://theculturetrip.com/presents/hungerlust/.
“Hungerlust ” Season Two Episodes:
Reykjavik, Iceland
Tommi Tomasson’s all-American burger joint is so legendary in Iceland, it ousted McDonald’s from the country.
Istanbul, Turkey
Spicy rice, fresh mussels and a squeeze of lemon juice make for Turkey’s tastiest street food – and nowhere does it better than Midyeci Ahmet.
Bangkok, Thailand
French pastries get a Thai twist at Bangkok’s most Instagrammable dessert cafe.
Miami, United States
Cuban coffee, crunchy pastries, and crispy croquetas fuel Miamians at these ubiquitous hole-in-the-wall coffee joints.
Las Vegas, United States
At Best Friend, Chef Roy Choi brings LA’s easy-going spirit to Sin City with sunny Korean-Mexican fusion cuisine.
Berlin, Germany
One chef attempts to reshape the Western perception of bugs by giving them a Thai-inspired gourmet upgrade.
Puglia, Italy
A craft traditionally reserved for Japanese men, sushi-making is given a bold Mediterannean revamp by an Italian woman.
Denver, Colorado
Bonus episode: Details to come.
The second season of “Hungerlust” is Executive Produced by Mick Greenwood and Anne Bourgeois-Vignon, with Adu Lalouschek as Series Producer for Culture Trip.
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