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“Dream job” is everyone’s description for Tourism Richmond’s newest opportunity. It’s looking to hire a foodie blogger to write about the city’s restaurants and expand on those culinary adventures on social media. The winning candidate has to visit at least one of Richmond’s 800+ restaurants per day, and post daily about it.
I think that’s harder [...]
Hi all! Thanks for your entries and answers as to what you’d make with a new food processor. You mentioned a lot of things I didn’t even realize could or should be done with a processor! Shows you how much I still have to learn about cooking time-savers.
The randomly chosen winner of a new [...]
It’s the holidays. That means a lot of cooking, baking, dicing and slicing. And since it’s the season for giving, how would you like this beauty of a food processor to help you out?
I have one to give away!
KitchenAid just launched this 13-cup food processor with a work bowl, chef’s bowl and mini bowl. There’s [...]
One of my food memories growing up in Vancouver is the cardboard Pirate Pak for kids 10 and under at White Spot. My entree (usually a hamburger) sat in the middle; a Styrofoam cup with my milkshake was nestled on the stern; a straw held up the cardboard mast; a mini cup of vanilla ice [...]
I’m all for trying new and weird things. ChocoVine definitely falls into that category.
A gift from the always too-generous Colette, ChocoVine is French cabernet blended with dark chocolate from Holland. For some reason, the windmill and tulips on the label bothered me more than the unusual flavour mix.
From the outside, the liquid looked [...]
Slow Food Edmonton has organized a food conference called Eat Alberta to showcase local food experts. It takes place April 30 in downtown Edmonton, but the extremely organized committee behind it hopes it will evolve into a provincial event.
There will be keynote sessions on urban gardening and urban homesteading, and tastings of fruit wine, [...]
Cupcakes for a cause
GoodNews.com is among the online daily deal companies that have hit Calgary but they donate a portion of all sales to a local charity.
They’ve joined with The Little Cupcake Shoppe in McKenzie Towne for a deal from March 9-13. You can buy half a dozen mini cupcakes (normally $8.95) for just [...]
I’ve been looking forward to the March issue of Avenue Magazine because I got to be part of its judging panel for the 8th annual restaurant awards.
Some winners were chosen by readers and others by judges. It’s a beautiful looking issue, so see if you can pick one up (free!) around the city.
The readers picked [...]
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