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Ditch the cutlery at this South African beach spot serving a 10-course feast (opens the original)
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Mussel shells replace forks at this open-air seafood feast by the sea. South Africa's Die Strandloper takes recycling seriously. Forget the cutlery, dismiss all dining etiquette: this unique beachfront restaurant makes diners shovel their 10-course seafood banquet using empty mussel shells. Yet, becoming a pro with a mollusc scooper is only half the fun. The west coast institution doubles up as a jubilant, shipwreck-chic shanty town. A series of canvas canopies held up by wooden poles and stick-
Ditch the cutlery at this South African beach spot serving a 10-course feast (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Mussel shells replace forks at this open-air seafood feast by the sea. South Africa's Die Strandloper takes recycling seriously. Forget the cutlery, dismiss all dining etiquette: this unique beachfront restaurant makes diners shovel their 10-course seafood banquet using empty mussel shells. Yet, becoming a pro with a mollusc scooper is only half the fun. The west coast institution doubles up as a jubilant, shipwreck-chic shanty town. A series of canvas canopies held up by wooden poles and stick-
Ditch the cutlery at this South African beach spot serving a 10-course feast (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Mussel shells replace forks at this open-air seafood feast by the sea. South Africa's Die Strandloper takes recycling seriously. Forget the cutlery, dismiss all dining etiquette: this unique beachfront restaurant makes diners shovel their 10-course seafood banquet using empty mussel shells. Yet, becoming a pro with a mollusc scooper is only half the fun. The west coast institution doubles up as a jubilant, shipwreck-chic shanty town. A series of canvas canopies held up by wooden poles and stick-
Ditch the cutlery at this South African beach spot serving a 10-course feast (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Mussel shells replace forks at this open-air seafood feast by the sea. South Africa's Die Strandloper takes recycling seriously. Forget the cutlery, dismiss all dining etiquette: this unique beachfront restaurant makes diners shovel their 10-course seafood banquet using empty mussel shells. Yet, becoming a pro with a mollusc scooper is only half the fun. The west coast institution doubles up as a jubilant, shipwreck-chic shanty town. A series of canvas canopies held up by wooden poles and stick-
Ditch the cutlery at this South African beach spot serving a 10-course feast (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Mussel shells replace forks at this open-air seafood feast by the sea. South Africa's Die Strandloper takes recycling seriously. Forget the cutlery, dismiss all dining etiquette: this unique beachfront restaurant makes diners shovel their 10-course seafood banquet using empty mussel shells. Yet, becoming a pro with a mollusc scooper is only half the fun. The west coast institution doubles up as a jubilant, shipwreck-chic shanty town. A series of canvas canopies held up by wooden poles and stick-
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