IN THIS ISSUE

The fabled Aesop

The name of Aesop is as widely known as any that has come down from Graeco-Roman antiquity, yet it is far from certain if he ever really ever existed. Sort the fact from the fiction HERE. 

Nai...you can speak Greek.

You may not have studied the language in school or at your Yaya’s knee, but you do speak Greek, and probably every day. Get the explanation HERE.

Greek Food.

Euphoria Snaks never met a Greek food she didn't like. Read all about it HERE.

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Greece has two real animals and a mythical one that have been adopted as national symbols. Find out about the cute and the curious HERE.

Greece’s glorious ancient history is still visible through the country’s countless archaeological sites, buildings, and monuments. It should not come as a surprise, then, that the country boasts a rich list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Read about them HERE

Greek food is great food. And the best recipes are right HERE. 

In Your Corner

 Irene Frances Olson explores her own seven Cs HERE. 

Every year, hundreds of food festivals take place in every corner of Greece. We've put together a list of events specifically dedicated to Greek ingredients. Start making your festival itinerary HERE!

LIFE OF A LEGEND.
Lonnie McKelvey conjures up one of Greece's greatest heroes. Find out who it is HERE.

How to grow violets and bay laurel. We have all the info HERE.

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