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Discoveries at the Jungle

  • Discover Italy!

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    Attention, passengers, please fasten your seatbelts as we prepare our dissension to your next destination, Italy. This month we will be diving into some of our favorites from the “Stivale,” which translates to (the boot). From Passata to truffle balsamic, there are no limits to our selection of delicious Italian Products. Let’s dive in! Read article

  • Discover Germany!

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    Grab your lederhosen and fill up your beer steins; it’s time for Oktoberfest! Every Cincinnati native knows that Oktoberfest is a big deal in our city. While we may not be able to hit the streets like usual this year, there are certainly ways to celebrate from home! Read article

  • Discover Japan!

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    With thousands of Japanese products available, there are plenty of unique options to choose from at Jungle Jim's International Market! There's undoubtedly something for everyone to enjoy from international Kit Kats to the flavorful Japanese DIY Candy Kits. Read article

  • Discover Caribbean!

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    Pack your sunglasses and check your carry-on. This month we will be traveling to the Caribbean to uncover some hidden treasure and treats from around the tropical oasis. Caribbean food has a distinct flavor and a rich history. Read article

  • Discover Barbecue!

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    From Kentucky’s Smokin’ Grill to Buffalo Trace, there’s no doubt that Kentucky holds a special place in the heart of barbecue. Considering the sauces & meat styles are different, we divided Kentucky into sections based on specific areas within the Kentucky borders. Read article

  • Discover Mexico!

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  • Discover Thailand: Seasonal celebrations and more!

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    Thai cuisine varies significantly from region to region and includes influences from Portugal, France, Japan, the Netherlands, India, and China. However, they all contain the same components of traditional Thai cuisine. Historically, meals consisted of seafood, plants, and herbs being stewed, baked, or grilled. With the migration of Chinese people around 600 A.D., frying, stir-frying, and deep-frying food became more prevalent. Read article

  • C’est Découvrir la France

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    French food is renowned around the globe for the care and attention spent preparing, and consuming, each meal.
    In France, mealtimes are never spent hurriedly eating a granola bar at your desk or snacking in front of a television. Instead, French meals are always eaten at the table, often consist of multiple courses, and are spent with family and friends. This philosophy is so important to French culture that most schools and offices take at least an hour,

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  • Gifts for the Holidays from Discoveries at the Jungle: England

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    As the nights get longer and the weather colder, it’s the time of the year for buying our loved ones thoughtful gifts and staying cozy together at home. To help you out with your holiday shopping, we’ve assembled this holiday gift guide using items from our Discoveries at the Jungle: England selection! Many foods from England and the United Kingdom are hearty and comforting, making them perfect choices for winter. Whether you’re searching for a gift for a picky eater,

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  • Diwali, or Deepavali, the Festival of Lights

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    Also called Deepavali or the Festival of Lights, Diwali is a 5-day holiday that is celebrated in India, Nepal, Singapore, and around the world! Diwali literally means “to light in a straight path or row” and is derived from the Sanskrit words “deepa,” meaning “to illuminate” and “aa-vali,” which means “in a row.” The name of the festival is quite literal, and this is evident in Diwali’s most famous and popular tradition, the lighting of lamps and candles.

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