Access to eating halal food when visiting abroad is very difficult to find for Muslim travelers. Indeed, finding this in a non-Muslim majority country is somewhat difficult. Even so, that doesn’t mean you don’t eat, you know!
Before that, you also need to understand the concept of halal in Islam first, so you won’t get confused when hunting for food in other countries. So, what are the tips? Cuss.. Read below!.
1. RESEARCH FIRST ON THE COUNTRY YOU WANT TO GO TO
The first thing to do before starting an adventure is in-depth research on your destination. Find out about the country’s culture, traditions, customs and the majority of the population. Does the country have a non-Muslim majority?
2. SEAFOOD OR VEGETARIAN CAN BE AN OPTION
Seafood or vegetarian menu can be an option. Avoid meat menus whose halal status is still ambiguous.
Much has been said about snacking. A healthy snack made up of complex carbohydrates, protein and wholesome fats increases your vitality ranges for an extended period of time than sugary snacks do. This is because sugar will trigger your blood sugar to spike and then crash, leaving you hungry and lethargic. Complex carbohydrates are a steady source of energy, and together with them in a healthy snack helps you energy by way of your tasks between meals. A good choice could be yogurt with a small amount of granola or trail mix.