Photo of the Day ~ The Open Markets Of Jaffa Israel
Is Anything Better Than Fresh Fruit For Breakfast?
One of the first things that you notice when arriving in Tel Aviv are the vast number of open markets with fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as the catch of the day. Everything is fresh and tastes so good. Fresh hot bread with freshly made butter and cheeses is a very common breakfast with fruit.
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I'm currently working on a blog about food in Oaxaca Mexico and reminiscing about how the colors of fresh produce is so abundant in Mexico.
I plan to soon write about the beautiful markets soon.
Mexican cities smell like fresh baking bread and taste of chocolate sauces on everything.
I get you!
The magic of the food! Great stuff.
Great post
Looks awesome! Love those open food markets!
Open-air fruit and veggie stands are awesome. Fresh fruit and fresh coffee beans is a great way to start the morning.
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