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Page 26 Travel EXPLORING THE NORTHWEST ONE MOUTHFUL AT A TIME To eat in and around Seattle is not merely to eat well, writes Frank Bruni.

Break down the mouthful at the back of your mouth, using your back teeth.

The Coffeebeans itinerary tells the story, a mouthful at a time, said my guide, Michael Letlala, 28, who came to Cape Town from the Eastern Cape.

Each mouthful at the elegant Asador Etxebarri — even during dessert — is infused with the taste of fire, but it never becomes monotonous.

A thick fudgy brownie was as luxurious a mouthful at that moment as it was after sitting all night in the refrigerator.

The restaurant also offers a free mouthful at the beginning of the meal (a recent one was thin slivers of salmon atop a Parmesan crisp over sea beans in a gingered, sweet red pepper emulsion) and a free plate of homemade cookies and candies at the end.

She physically cannot eat more than a few mouthfuls at a time.

It was three mouthfuls at most, of pork belly in repose on creamy grits, with a puffy poached quail egg like a stranded cloud on top.

Regardless of where the sturgeon is farmed, retail prices now start at around $60 for one ounce, a few mouthfuls at best.

There are four mouthfuls at £1.50 each, of which the potted beef on crisp toast is the succulent best, along with a clever beetroot crisp with a chalky and pungent goat's-cheese-and-sweet-pear jam.

The ribs are crisp, beautifully caramelized and not too sweet, a massive pile to be snipped into edible mouthfuls at the table with a pair of scissors, and again slightly resinous.