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As a severe food allergy sufferer, many people are surprised by the fact that I lived, worked, and ate, in Thailand for over three months. Should a severe allergy keep you from traveling to Thailand? My answer is NO, but… it is crucial to take precautions and prepare before stepping onto that plane.

How to Travel Thailand with Nut Allergy Yup, I am one of of those nutty nut-free travel folks… Since childhood, I have lived with a severe allergy to tree nuts. Cashews and pistachios have landed me in the hospital on more than one occasion and I always make sure to have an epipen in my purse. That is why many people are surprised by th...

While in Chiang Mai, Thailand, you should not miss the opportunity to sample Lanna food, a cuisine that dates back to the ancient Lanna kingdom of Northern Thailand and draws influence from the country's neighbors. Start with these 10 dishes https://www.live-less-ordinary.com/top-10-northern-thai-food-north-thailand/

The moment I set foot on the plane out of Bangkok, all I can think about is mango sticky rice bliss and how much I will miss it until I return. It's not easy, but this street food is possible to recreate. Check out this recipe for mango sticky rice https://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/mango-sticky-rice

It may come as a surprise to many, but the ubiquitous Thai dish, pad Thai, has origins outside Thailand. Read about this famous dish's surprising origins. https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/04/non-thai-origins-of-pad-thai/360751/