Understanding the differences between types of olive oil
Olive oil is one of the most prized ingredients in world gastronomy, but not everyone knows the differences between the most common types of oil: virgin, extra virgin and other…
In which country spend people most time on social media?
Do you know in which country in the world people spend the most time on social media? Portugal is second in Europe There are more than five billion active social…
The Mold Problem: How to get rid of excess humidity at home
Portugal in winter. High humidity or excess moisture can damage materials or cause health problems. Learn how to keep humidity at the right level in your home. See the best…
The Mold Problem: Damp houses and poor insulation
Damp, leaks and poor thermal insulation are problems that affect the majority of houses built in Portugal, especially buildings from the 60s and 70s. Houses that are cold in winter…
Portugal’s most loved and most hated dishes and foods
According to Taste Atlas, a website dedicated to food and dishes around the world, Portugal’s top food is – the Pastel de Nata. In Portugal, the kitchen is the scene…
Only in Portugal – famous pastel de nata as a milkshake
It is available in various venues in Lisbon and Porto. It can be served with a pastel de nata, of course. If you ask a person that has been to…
The Portuguese love sardines, fresh or canned.
Canned sardines in Portugal. More than half of the brands are of very good quality. So they are worth to try while visiting. The Portuguese are increasingly buying canned sardines:…
The best Cabernet-Sauvignon wines in Portugal
In the most recent test of Cabernet-Sauvignon wines, two reds stood out. Supermarkets are surprised by the price and quality. You can try Escolha Acertada for 3.29 euros. Casa Ermelinda…
Real household income in Portugal declining
Portugal is among the 11 OECD countries that recorded falls in real per capita household income in the 3rd quarter of 2023. Spain had the biggest drop, due to higher…
Portuguese cut back on restaurants, but eat out at least once a week
The Portuguese are cutting back on going out to restaurants, but they still eat out at least once a week. A study carried out by NielsenIQ revealed that 41% of…