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Eat, love, travel: aphrodisiac adventures for two
Saturday Star
|March 22, 2025
AS THE air turns crisp and the nights grow longer, many couples seek unique ways to stoke the fires of romance, particularly through culinary adventures that tantalise the senses.
Aphrodisiacs, those foods or substances that stimulate sexual desire, arousal, or pleasure, have been celebrated throughout history for their ability to enhance intimacy.
Anita Fletcher, a renowned sex and relationship expert at Fantasy Co, emphasises the timeless connection between food and intimacy.
“Food has been intertwined with intimacy throughout history across nearly every culture. The sensory experience of sharing a meal can create powerful bonds between partners,” she notes.
Exploring the aphrodisiac properties inherent in various foods can lead not only to delectable dining experiences but also to heightened romance and connection.
The benefits of consuming aphrodisiacs for couples are manifold. These foods can enhance mood, increase libido, and promote relaxation, creating an ideal atmosphere for intimacy.
Certain ingredients, such as chocolate, oysters, and spices, are believed to boost hormone levels and improve blood circulation, further igniting passion.
Fletcher encourages couples planning romantic getaways to delve into local aphrodisiac specialities before travelling.
The most unforgettable food tours engage all five senses, sparking conversations that discuss the origins of each dish alongside vibrant flavours, captivating aromas, and even tactile experiences that cultivate closeness.
“Put away phones, maintain eye contact, and focus on shared pleasure,” she advises, urging couples to find the sweet spot between culinary exploration and romantic intimacy.
Here are some top aphrodisiac food destinations for couples looking to add a bit of sizzle.Coffee’s sensual secrets: San Jose, Costa Rica
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