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I used an IPTV service while I was in Vancouver last summer, and it worked really well! I can't remember the name, but I caught all my favorite shows without any buffering issues.

Emma GarciaI also want to add that cooking shows in different languages can really help with learning new recipes and techniques. Does anyone have experience with channels in Spanish or Italian?

Thanks for the tips, Emma! I’ve been wanting to explore more diverse cuisines.

Churros sound amazing! I’m definitely interested. Please share the link, Samantha!

You might want to look for channels like LA Cooking and local PBS stations, which often feature local chefs and cuisines. Sometimes they have special segments focusing on LA's diverse food scene.

Definitely keep us updated on your experiences with the channels you find. It's helpful to share what works!

Samantha Lee I’d love to see that recipe, James!

Same here! Authentic LA tacos are hard to come by here in Poland. Let’s share recipes!

I just signed up for one of those bundles! Super excited to see what shows they have. Any must-watch shows or series that I should start with?

Michael, one dish that I learned from 'Taste of Bulgaria' is the 'Sarmi' (cabbage rolls). It’s delicious and perfect for family gatherings. Another one is 'Kavarma,' which is a hearty meat stew. Both are definitely worth trying!

What about desserts? Are there any traditional Peruvian desserts that are must-tries?

I recently tried some Paraguayan food at a local festival, and it was amazing! I would love to learn how to make empanadas at home. Are there any specific techniques or tips you could share?