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There’s one thing I failed to mention about the Dominican Republic: that the food was pretty darn fantastic. <\/p>\n

Even little Miss La Ni\u00f1a<\/em> (a.k.a. Miss Frugivore) was in seventh heaven with all the exotic fruit, fried plantains, and fresh juice available at her every whim.<\/p>\n

Here we have some fried plantains…<\/p>\n

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A mix of crepes (for European guests), rice, and shellfish:<\/p>\n

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Shellfish…<\/p>\n

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A variety of fish… and a Mexican black bean dish (far right)…<\/p>\n

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Pizza for a change… with tofu and artichokes…<\/p>\n

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Caviar at the salad bar…<\/p>\n

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Next was the soup phase (not really prominent in any of the photos but I had to have soup with everything) and after this was an omelet phase. Around the same time La Ni\u00f1a<\/em> began to want guacamole and pineapple on everything. Perhaps we were being a bit gluttonous but the food was amazing and we seemed to be in a perpetual state of hunger after hours or walking, playing, and swimming.<\/p>\n

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