Culinary Bucket List
This list is a fun compilation of my food related goals. On my culinary bucket list you’ll find a variety of food related experiences that I wish to partake in ranging from cooking lessons, to food based festivals and even trying new foods.
“This is my invariable advice to people: Learn how to cook- try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and above all have fun!” ― Julia Child, My Life in France
*Yellow titles are goals that have been completed. Click on them to read the related post.
Cooking & Tasting
Travel & Adventure
Accessories
Miscellaneous
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10 Comments
Heidi
I would love to do a food tour of the USA. I am a huge foodie trapped in midwestern Canada. I love the food and travel list, I would love to so all those things too.
Peanuts in Pepsi?! Tell me more. Is this really a thing?!
brittany.fiero2
Oh yes. It’s a thing in the southern US states. I’ll definitely write about this soon so stay tuned!
Lynn Armstrong
I love all of these goals, so fun and creative! Definitely sign me up for the Luau in Hawaii 🙂 LOL
brittany.fiero2
Thanks! I look forward to this adventure.
Mama Writes Reviews
I never thought about having a culinary bucket list! This is so interesting and I am inspired.
brittany.fiero2
Thanks so much!
Britt
Winery tours are amazing. If you are up for a trip and interested in a really cool experience, you should head to Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada at the end of January for the Ice Wine Festival! You get tickets to visit a bunch of different wineries, each one pairs their tasting with different foods… it’s a great time! We try to head up every year.
brittany.fiero2
This sounds amazing! I will check this out for sure.
Anissa | Mama Goes Beyond
Great list! You could knock off the cheesemaking thing quickly. I used a kit to easily make mozzarella and Ricotta with unpasteurized milk from Whole Foods. The warm mozzarella right out of the pot will be one of the best things you’ve ever eaten.
As for the Philly Cheesesteaks, my husband, who grew up there, likes the ones from Tony Luke’s the best.
Have fun checking all of these off!
brittany.fiero2
Thank you! I will definitely look into the cheese kit. Also, I love suggestions from someone who knows a town well and really appreciate the restaurant idea. I just looked at the menu and wish I could go there now!