Food in Spain
Exploring Spain and India... Bite by Bite Having grown up in Mumbai, I’ve grown accustomed to a specific way of life. I find immense comfort in waking up to temple bells reverberating, walking through alleys enshrouded in pungent masala aromas, eating bhindi bhaji for dinner, and residing in a labyrinthine maze of traffic and overpopulation. much as Mumbai is home, being exposed to other cultures has always fascinated me. Spain, for example, is a country I’ve travelled to. I’ve walked down the cobbled outskirts of Marbella, through the extravagant palaces of the Alhambra, and I’ve tasted scrumptious seafood paella! However, my experience travelling to Spain is far from the reality of living in the country, which is why I was excited to converse the Spanish exchange students. They could provide a flash of insight into the realities of Spanish every-day life, through the lens of a teenager. We primarily chose to speak to the Spanish exchange students about the