Posts Tagged ‘traditional’

BLiS Soy – A Sauce Worth Its Wait
  • December 29th, 2015
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BLiS Soy – A Sauce Worth Its Wait

BLiS has been a staple on our shelves for a few years – with their White Truffle Oil, Hot Sauce, and a couple others – and we’ve carried their Barrel...

  • January 24th, 2014
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Native Harvest Wild Rice – Yielding Nature’s Best

In the deep parts of Minnesota where the land becomes more like swiss cheese, spotted with lakes and low land, a long standing tradition of the peoples whom have cultivated...

  • November 27th, 2013
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Empire Mayo – Jars of Spreadable Happiness

During the fever pitch “what could they think of next” era in recent food history, there came a couple putting the food scene into a fury of “enough is enough.”...

  • November 19th, 2013
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Blue Lotus Chai – Tiny Spoon, Big Flavor

Amongst the underwhelming and overpowered chai there but a few worth sinking in an armchair with. In recent history we came across a tin of Blue Lotus and wanted to...

  • August 19th, 2013
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Wilks & Wilson – Old Timey Style, New Timey Goodness

Back in time aways, a time when handcrafted was less of a thing and more of ‘everyday necessity,’ back before prohibition took-hold of our favorite cocktails and seemingly erased a...

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