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Polka Cafe Collection

Along with maintaining my own blog I also freelance for this really cool and informative website called Polka Cafe. I have been writing for them for more than a year now and it's been a blast.

Here is a list of the blog posts/listicles that I've written so far. You can find my profile here: Anushree Tricannad for Polka Cafe.

Check it out.
http://www.polkacafe.com/trip-to-chikmagalur-on-a-budget-3511.html

http://www.polkacafe.com/things-to-do-in-gokarna-3058.html
http://www.polkacafe.com/popular-sri-lankan-snacks-and-beverages-3016.html
http://www.polkacafe.com/sri-lankan-cuisine-2724.html

http://www.polkacafe.com/must-try-food-and-drinks-in-bali-2645.html
http://www.polkacafe.com/old-school-sweet-shops-in-bangalore-2528.html

http://www.polkacafe.com/breakfast-places-in-bangalore-2195.html



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