We do some chocolate tasting on our Santa Fe Culinary Tour and one of our favorite stops is the Kakawa Chocolate …
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Q&A with Tour Guide Extraordinaire, Peter Weiss
When we take our culinary tour group to Santa Fe each year, we always make a point of having tour guide, Peter Weiss, …
The Top Benefits of Going on a Wellness Retreat
A wellness retreat is a special kind of getaway—not quite a vacation, not quite an adventure, and yet likely the most …
Exploring Art Galleries in Santa Fe
By Rebekah BreseeThere are many interesting and exciting things to do in Santa Fe, but the art scene, local …
Santa Fe Blue Corn Tamale Recipe
By Calli PlenertIt can often be difficult to find vegetarian options while traveling. In Santa Fe, tamales are a …
Santa Fe’s Tacos, Tamales and Enchiladas
Although New Mexicans like to claim that their cuisine differs from Mexican or Tex-Mex, there are many similarities …
Dining with Chef Lois Ellen Frank – Santa Fe’s Native Food Historian
One of the highlights of our Santa Fe Culinary Tour is dining at the home of Chef Lois Ellen Frank. Lois---who …
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Beans in Santa Fe
By Rachel DiebelBeans are one of the staples of Santa Fe cuisine. Whether black beans, pinto beans or red beans, …
Chilies of Santa Fe
By Rachel DiebelWhat sets the cuisine of Santa Fe apart can be captured in one word: chilies. People in New Mexico …
Why You Should Book a 2016 WanderTours Culinary Tour
Our culinary tours grow in popularity every year, and next year is no exception. Although the 2016 Santa Fe Culinary and …
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Six Reasons to Visit Santa Fe
Santa Fe had long been on my radar as somewhere I had to visit. Three years ago I discovered the WanderTours Santa Fe …
The Santa Fe Chocolate Trail
Apparently some of the world’s finest chocolatiers are found in Santa Fe. Who knew? I didn’t, before I joined the …