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Coronado Concerts in the Park Culinary Challenges - A Taste of Provence

Coronado Concerts in the Park Culinary Challenges - A Taste of Provence

We’re celebrating our third summer hosting Coronado Concerts in the Park Culinary Challenges. From Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, our foodie group joins forces at Spreckels...

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Bring in the New Year With a Bang!

Bring in the New Year With a Bang!

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Sabering a bottle of Champagne is the shortest path to a festive New Year's Eve.

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Champagne and Shopping Bags

Champagne and Shopping Bags

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Holiday shopping got you down? Break for a cocktail!

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Behind the Scenes of Cheese

Behind the Scenes of Cheese

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Touring (and tasting) at a cheese company in London

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The Bird Is Not the Word

The Bird Is Not the Word

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What do you make for Thanksgiving when you can't stand turkey?

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The Future of Food (as seen from 1932)!

The Future of Food (as seen from 1932)!

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A Futurist Banquet is just as much about performance art as it is about food.

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Gingerbread City 2009 - The Greatest Stories Ever Told

Gingerbread City 2009 - The Greatest Stories Ever Told

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We're at it again!  This was our Gingerbread entry, "Brownstones & Batali," for last year's San Diego Epilepsy Foundation Gingerbread City 2008 competition.  It featured...

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Plastic Fantastic

Plastic Fantastic

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One brand of plastic wrap is head and shoulders above the others. Unfortunately, it's also hard to find.

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San Fran to Japan (in under an hour)

San Fran to Japan (in under an hour)

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A visit to San Francisco's Japantown yields unique foodie finds

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Good to the last drop (of lard)!

Good to the last drop (of lard)!

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Meat is more sustainable (and less expensive) when you stretch it to the max

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