Food & Drink

When Lesley Riley split from her husband and closed Legacy Restaurant in Fayetteville, North Carolina in 2000, she worked at various government-related jobs for over a decade. Then she decided what she really wanted to do was to start her own business. She started experimenting in her kitchen with flavored biscuits, that didn’t contain chemicals,
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The Bulichella winery in Tuscany is a virtual “vintner’s blend” of both Italian and Japanese heritage and culture. The original 62-hectare estate in Suvereto was founded by four Italian families in 1983. The name of the medieval town—considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy (Borghi più belli d’Italia)—derives from the abundance of cork
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You may not have Madeira kicking around the house for Independence Day, as did the signers of the Declaration of Independence, but there are plenty of other wines out there to consider for your celebration. Here are a few American Rosés, coast to coast, that will stand up to whatever you’re grilling, slathering with spices
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Well, here’s some potentially explosive news—in an explosive diarrhea sort of way. Since April, there’s been 210 reports of cyclosporiasis across 22 states in the U.S. with 30 of these cases resulting in hospitalizations, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). And cyclosporiasis commonly results in watery diarrhea. Often very watery diarrhea.
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Sake is a beautiful beverage. It’s one of the world’s most historic; elegant, intellectual, and broad-spanning, with styles ranging from textured and milky to comparing to some of the world’s finest wines. But American drinkers are still a little confused about sake. Some consider it a wine (it’s brewed, technically, though nothing like beer), others
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