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Did you know Greece has a Master Chef? Meet Akis Chef Akis Petretzikis will show you how to easily cook authentic Greek fare. Spanakopita is no longer something you can only order at a Greek restaurant: Also sharing how to make the famous Tzatziki sauce in a few simple steps (you will always want to have some on hand after you try this!) Enjoy the videos and I hope you come to Greece soon to try our amazing food. Yasso 👋

Kalimera from Agrinio, Greece I wanted to share a free Greek lesson for you so you can  learn some basic greetings for your trip to Greece!   I hope you find this helpful. Yasso! 👋

Ever wondered why Greeks have the curious traditions of smashing perfectly good plates at a celebration? - Smashing plates at funerals allowed the mourners to express their grief at their loss. - Smashing plates at weddings, symbolized new beginnings. It meant that the couple were "throwing away" or breaking their old life and embarking on a new life together.  - Smashing plates at any gathering was also believed to keep the evil spirits away because the spirits would be tricked into thinking that the people at the party were angry and upset—instead of celebrating. Of course, the evil spirits would not wish to interfere with an event that was already making people angry, so they would go interfere with a happy celebration elsewhere. Good theory! 👍  I can help you plan a trip to Greece and you can come smash some plates of your own! Contact me today - Opa!

Mount Vlochos is very close to my hometown of Agrinio and at the top of this 700 metre ancient summit, is a monastery and an unrivaled view that's well worth the effort!  Pictures don't do this view justice You can see the lake in the background Beautiful Mountain Flower A convenient staircase to get you up and down the trail A mountain goat to top off my visit Your tour guide, Thanasis Thank you for accompanying me on our trip to Mount Vlochos and I hope to see you in Agrinio soon! Contact me to book your unforgettable tour - Yasso 👋