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How to Adopt an Olive Tree in Greece

“A living connection to tradition.”  ——- Last June, we visited the Liotrivi Organic Estate in Monemvasia, Greece — a serene haven where olive trees stretch across sun-drenched hills and history feels alive in every grove. What began as a simple afternoon tasting session turned into a memorable experience in sustainability, culture, and connection. Nestled in the Peloponnese, […]

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The Perfect Roast Pumpkin Seeds

“Crunchy & Nutritious.” ——- Carving jack-o’-lanterns is a Halloween tradition that both adults and children enjoy. It’s hard to resist an opportunity to carve a funny or scary face into a pumpkin that will soon make its way to the front porch, but there’s another irresistible element to carving pumpkins as well. Roasted pumpkin seeds […]

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The Art of Apple Cider Making in Vermont!

“How Vermont turns fresh apples into liquid gold.” ——- In Vermont, apple cider making is as much a fall tradition as the changing of the leaves. The process begins with freshly harvested apples, often a mix of sweet and tart varieties like McIntosh, Cortland, and Empire, gathered from local orchards. The apples are thoroughly washed […]

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Europe’s Meat Labeling Battle Heats Up!

“Redefining how plant-based foods are marketed.” ——- The European Parliament has ignited a major debate with its recent vote to restrict the use of familiar terms like “burger,” “sausage,” and “steak” when describing plant-based products.  The measure passed by a margin of 355 to 247 and is being hailed as a win for livestock producers, […]

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Why Peanut Butter Can be a Healthy Choice

“High in calories, yes — but also packed with benefits that fuel health, energy, and focus .”  ——- Peanut butter may not seem like a typical “health” food when reading a nutrition label. After all, it’s high in calories and fat, even for a small portion size of a tablespoon or two. However, many health […]

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Get to Know Your Oktoberfest Brews

“The 2025 festival ends this week.”  ——- The Tradition of Oktoberfest Oktoberfest is a German celebration that kicks off in late September and runs into the first week of October. What began in 1810 as part of the wedding festivities for Bavarian Crown Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen has since grown into one […]

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Bringing a Taste of San Francisco Home

“Order fresh sourdough & bring it to your door.”  ——- Boudin Bakery of San Francisco has been a beloved name since 1849, famous for crafting its signature sourdough bread using a “mother dough” that has been nurtured for more than 170 years. Known for its tangy flavor and crusty golden exterior, Boudin sourdough has become […]

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A Taste of Spain in Every Bite

“How Tapas became a culinary tradition.”     ——- Spanish cuisine is best known for its bold flavors and rich history, and nowhere is this more evident than in the tradition of tapas. These small plates, designed for sharing, are a cornerstone of Spanish culture encouraging conversation, leisure, and community. From bustling tapas bars in Madrid […]

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Italy’s Sleeping Pizza

“From Naples to your front door.”     ——- Every so often, we like to circle back to this unique food offering – especially since it can be ordered with ease and shipped to just about anywhere in the world. The pizza is flashed-frozen and put to “sleep” using a state-of-the-art and patented cryogenic chamber!   “The […]

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Is Alcohol a Friend or Foe?

“The answer is not cut & dry.”     ——- Some Alcohol can be both tonic and poison. Literature suggesting that light to moderate drinking presents a plethora of health benefits can be found if people go looking for it. However, alcohol also has its detractors, who say that the risks outweigh the benefits when it comes […]

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