Airbnb … for foodies.
There's a program called Traveling Spoon that allows vacationers to really experience the unique foods of places around the world -- by allowing them to enjoy those foods in real people’'s homes.
Hesitant to eat in a stranger's home?
Traveling Spoon says it makes safety a top priority for both travelers and hosts. For example, each host goes through a detailed application process and three rounds of interviews before getting hired. And Traveling Spoon employees personally eat at the home of prospective hosts, making sure they follow food safety regulations.
Source: Moneyish