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It’s Out! My Article on Cheesemakers in NorthBay biz Magazine!

It’s Out! My Article on Cheesemakers in NorthBay biz Magazine!

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Achadinha Cheese Company: Artisan Goat Cheese At Its Best

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Do you eat flowers? Not only are they pretty to look at, but some edible varieties have cool benefits! I was hiking this morning and noticed our wild manzanita are blossoming. These delicate pink/white bell-shaped flowers grow in clusters on the mahogany colored manzanita branches in spring, and are a sweet touch sprinkled on salads. According to the Maidu, a Native American people to Northern California, eating manzanita blossoms each year helps prevent poison oak! Pretty and powerful medicine too. #edibleflowers #wildedibles #foraging #manzanitaflowers #manzanita

I wanted to taste it. I was so ready. After a year of anticipation I showed up at Russian River Brewing Company in Windsor to get me a pint of Pliny The Younger. I came because it’s legend in these NorCal parts. The brewery only releases it in-house for two weeks in February each year, and the marketing hype surrounding the release creates a frenzy among beer lovers. It’s become an annual pilgrimage for many. But it was not meant to be for me. We arrived early ready to grab some awesome grub and wax poetic over The Younger, to find a waiting line SIX HOURS long. And we were told they give people a 3 hour time limit once inside, while the line gets longer outside. Now friends, I’m usually game. But 6 hours for a beer??? Come on! 🤯 That’s no longer lunch—that’s dinner. Pliny, you broke my heart. #plinytheyounger #beerlovers #russianriverbrewing #notworthit

Happy Valentine's Day! I don't know about you, but Valentine's brings to mind one thing: chocolate (it's my achilles). So I’m starting the weekend off with some photos from my travels to London and Harrod's Food Hall. This is serious foodie paradise on steroids! If you dream about chocolate, you'll think you've died and gone to heaven in Harrods where you can find chocolate gilded in real gold lief (with a price tag to match). Or just drool over the vast counters of pastries, cakes, and other treats. However you’re celebrating today, I hope your Valentines is sweet. #harrodsfoodhall #harrods #chocoholic #chocolatelovers #happyvalentinesday #london

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