Traveling Abroad? Try These Top Global Breakfasts

Traveling Abroad? Try These Top Global Breakfasts
Anyone hungry for breakfast yet? As a high net worth individual you most likely spend a lot of time traveling, for both business and pleasure. One thing that many people love about traveling to foreign countries is all the new types of cultural experiences they get to have, including experiencing many new foods and delicacies.
In fact, when you are traveling abroad there are all kinds of unusual and different types of foods to try, including for breakfast. They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and while that’s still up for debate, it is true that a good meal to start your day always feels good.
So with that in mind, let’s look at some of the top breakfasts meals from around the world.
Natto, which is made fermented soybeans, is a top choice in Japan. If you visit the Netherlands, then you might want to start your day with some Hagelslag, which is buttered bread covered in sweet sprinkles. It might not be healthy, but it sounds delicious.
Of course churros are always popular, no matter where they come from, but in Spain, where they dip them in hot chocolate, it’s a perfect start to any day. Looking for something with a little more substance, then give Croque Monsieur a try when you travel to France. This posh ham and cheese toasted sandwich is a hearty way to start your busy day.
Another hearty option, if you find yourself in India is Masala Dosa, which is a light and crispy pancake made from black lentils and rice batter, which is then filled with onions, potatoes and spices.
So, what’s your favorite meal when traveling abroad? Let us know in the comments section below and then enjoy your breakfast.
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