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A Gladiator's Feast: Rico's Foodtruck

A Gladiator's Feast: Rico's Foodtruck Hello fellow foodies! Welcome back to another culinary adventure. πŸ˜πŸ˜€This time, our food hunt takes us to Rico's A Gladiator Foodtruck , located at Wilhelminastraat 40 in Paramaribo. Rico's serves up a delicious array of burgers, shoarmas, and wraps. πŸ” We paid them a visit on a typically hot Paramaribo night, and my friend Dev-Lin was our official taste-tester for the evening. He got to try their cheeseburger and, after we finished filming, he couldn't stop joking about how Rico's was going to "take all his money." Giving it a high-praise rating of 11 out of 10, Dev-Lin's wallet surrendered as his stomach vowed to try every single item on their menu.πŸ˜‚πŸ˜… One thing to keep in mind is that Rico's isn't open every day. So, before you head over, be sure to check their Facebook page for their current opening hours. Don't drool too much while watching our yummy food adventure. πŸ˜‹πŸ€€Have fun, and until...

Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan In Suriname

 Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan In Suriname

" Christmas cosplay during the Coca Cola Christmas Caravan in Suriname"




Welcome back to another tropical Story Time episode. My life has been hectic, busy, adventurous, and filled with behind-the-scenes drama. But I'm happy to finally wrap up this late Christmas episode. My friends and I visited the Fernandes Christmas caravan at Roeli's Event Venue. From a distance, we could notice the bright Christmas lights. When we arrived on the terrain, it was easy to find a parking spot. The Christmas event hosted by Fernandes Suriname was held over three days. Christmas jingles brought cheer to your ears. The moment you pass security, you can spot Christmas characters walking around. The scent of delicious food was dancing in the air. There were spots where you could buy Fernandes drinks, snacks, and even the popular Surinamese Christmas bread. A must-try foodie item when spending your Christmas holidays in tropical Suriname. There were booths where you could take pictures with Santa or his other North Pole friends. I liked that they had a lot of props where you could take pictures. Their Christmas tree was the highlight of the event. It stood tall, proud, and bright. As the crowd grew larger, performances began to take place on stage. A Grinch musical performance caught my attention. You could also participate in games and win prizes. I wanted to play some of those games, but we had to rush to our next destination. I made a vlog of my experience at the Fernandes Carnival in Suriname. Enjoy the video and stay tuned for more Story Time Productions episodes in tropical Suriname. Do you want to explore the world around you? Pick Expedia as your travel partner, and a world of possibilities will be within reach. As an affiliate partner, I earn a commission when you book through the link.







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