Publication date: July 30, 2014 Publication: Edmonton Journal, Postmedia News Modern Icelandic cuisine emphasizes fresh, local ingredients, despite the country’s geographically isolated location. On a recent trip, I experienced this first-hand: I saw a puffin, ate puffin; saw a whale, ate whale; saw a reindeer, and ate reindeer. While there are a host of bizarre traditional edibles – sheep’s head is available from the drive-thru at the Reykjavik bus station – the quality of Iceland’s locally sourced ingredients offers a memorable journey for your taste buds no matter your budget. READ MORE: http://www.calgaryherald.com/travel/culinary+adventure+Iceland/10321721/story.html