Cap’n Crunch Cereal – the breakfast food of my childhood – has been something I never thought about for years.
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Cold Brew Coffee Done Easy (If not Quick)
No muss, no fuss cold brew coffee done quick and easy -- and right on your countertop!
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This week death by suicide claimed two very famous people – fashion designer Kate Spade and TV personality and chef Anthony Bourdain.
Read More »Students Need Enough Time To Eat Lunch and Enjoy Recess
The overriding issue is the way Americans perceive lunch and eating in general – as something to get done quickly.
Read More »Brunello de Montalcino Wine Tasting, NYC
The quality of the wines and the treats served brought back visions of Tuscany, Italy.
Read More »Sobriety, New Year’s Resolutions, and Sticking With Your Commitment
For those who suffer from alcohol abuse or dependency, setting a sobriety resolution can be extremely powerful.
Read More »‘Hello Grappa’ Tasting. Learning the Ins and Outs of Sophisitcated Italian Deliciousness
How well do you know Grappa? Probably not well at all unless you have an Italian heritage or you enjoy drinking fine Brandy. Grappa is a spirit with its foundations in wine. On 11 October at The Michelangelo in New York City, Scott Rosenbaum, Grappa expert, opened the doors into …
Read More »Prison Food Linked to Bad Behavior
A combination of pinching pennies, corruption, and privatization is resulting in prisoners being fed a stew of unhealthy, nutrient-poor meals in minuscule portions.
Read More »Is Modern Drinking Culture Ruining the Art of Wine?
Today’s wine culture may not hinge on Tuscany’s Sangiovese grape or the bold flavors of Amarone and classic Spanish Riojas, but that doesn’t make it a spoiled culture. Perhaps rather than considering the classic art of wine ruined, a more accurate assessment would say that it’s evolving.
Read More »Slow Wine 2017 Tasting at Eataly Downtown, NYC
Slow Wine is a global movement which declares the right of human beings to eat cleanly, drink cleanly and breathe clean air. As such it should no longer be seen as an "elite" movement for the few.
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