Munchies | Guide to Wales
Nov 16, 2018
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You may (or more likely, may not) remember, if you are a hard core Lkkelig Blog fan, that last year I posted the first video from this series about food in Wales, hosted by my Charlet Duboc (who I am slightly obsessed with).
This is the 3rd video in the series and if you don't have time to watch the whole thing - I would really recommend watching from the timestamp 10:30.
It follows a Michelin Star Chef who dropped off the grid to become a forager and lives in a tent in the woods, it's amazing and it has the calmest tone of anything I've ever watched. I love it...
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