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Allan and Fanfan

Allan and Fanfan

Asia based food and travel bloggers at 'Live Less Ordinary'. Living between the rice fields of rural Thailand and Bangor Northern Ireland. With lots of travels in between. Living the best of both worlds, I guess. Fanfan takes nice photos. Allan reluctantly writes stuff.

Spicy Feast from Yaks Nepalese Food in Bangor Northern Ireland
Bangor Bites 13th March 2020 9th June 2020

Yaks Bangor: Eats from the Himalaya

Outside of traditional chip shops in Bangor, it’s pretty much standard Chinese, Indians, pizza and kebabs that make up the culinary landscape of Bangor’s…

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Best Food at B&M Store Springhill Bangor Northern Ireland
Bangor Bites 25th February 2020 2nd March 2020

Culinary Adventures: B&M’s Food Shelves

The original title for this somewhat pointless series was ‘eating weird stuff from weird shops’. Chosen by my wee nephew (the son of my…

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Dorty Phall Aloo Potato, Asian Vegetarian Recipes for a Veggie Diet Challenge
Bangor Bites 2nd February 2020 2nd March 2020

Vegetarian for a Week: Asian Eats!

I am a crap cook. Not because I don’t like cooking, but because I am surrounded by kickass cooks who complain when I do…

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Gorges Verdon, Road Trip in Southern France and Borders June
journals, The Travel Blog 29th December 2019 6th August 2020

The Ultimate Road Trip in France

Through this somewhat ridiculous near-month long road trip in France and surrounding borders, we share the sheer diversity of travel during summer in France…

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Wetherspoons Burgers, Traditional Northern Ireland Food and Drink
The Travel Blog 18th November 2019 17th January 2021

Essential Eating in Scotland

Before my adventures into the exciting (and ridiculously unhealthy) world of Scottish cuisine I really never quite realised how many Scottish foods and drinks…

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House Belfast Bar Sakura Tree Interior Design Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland 1st November 2019 1st November 2020

The Best of Belfast and Beyond!

In the past Belfast has been more of a city to avoid, with the “troubles” and the conflict, and there are few cities that…

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Whisky Tasting Set at Laphroaig Distillery Islay. things to do in scotland.
The Travel Blog 6th October 2019 21st May 2020

Whisky Heaven: A Day Trip to Islay

A visit to Islay (pronounced eye-la) has been at the top of my to-do list since I first started blogging back in 2013. But…

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Winter Landscapes. Scotland Road Trip in Scottish Highlands in Winter Snow
The Travel Blog 26th September 2019 8th June 2020

The Ultimate Road Trip in Scotland

A road trip in Scotland will likely start where you arrive, however, our Scottish road trip itinerary kind of loops around, like a figure…

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In Search of Scampi in Portavogie
Bangor 6th September 2019 18th July 2020

In Search of Scampi in Portavogie

The Portavogie Seafood Festival was our 3rd preferred outing for the day, where our first choice was a National Trust tour of the Causeway…

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Best Luxury Hotels in Northern Ireland
Local Life N. Ireland 5th September 2019 3rd November 2019

Best Luxury Hotels in Northern Ireland

“May the road rise to meet you!” the Irish like to say. Who wouldn’t want to visit that land of full-blooded adventure and magical…

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