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 Hanukkah means light and love of favourite foodDecember 24 is fast approaching - which means Hanukkah (or Chanukah), the Jewish eight-day Festival of Lights, will be celebrated in homes across the land.
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 Shamrock Shake to Pumpkin Spice Lattes, seasonal fast food items we love
[Photos]To honour McDonald's famous Shamrock Shake this St. Patrick's Day, we take a look at some other seasonal fast food favourites that have us marking our calendars well in advance.
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 A tropical treat: Pineapple, coconut upside down cakeTropical fruits such as pineapple and coconut conjure up sunny images of blue skies, turquoise waters and sandy beaches.
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 5 Pilsners to try right nowOne of the most interesting things to happen at the Great American Beer Festival in 2013 was the gold medal win by California's Firestone Walker for their Pivo Pils.
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 Wine taps 'outside the box'
[Photos]If you're serious about food or wine (or have a healthy appetite for either) you know the key to learning is tasting. It's a process of figuring out what you like and why.
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 What Arnold Schwarzenegger's 78,583-calorie sandwich looks likeArnold Schwarzenegger is showing off his cooking skills online by sharing his recipe for an 80,000-calorie steak and egg sandwich.
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 Cronut inventor's 'milk shot cookie glass'
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 DIY: Make three easy and tasty quickbreadsThere should be a spring in our step by now - longer days, more sunshine and a let's-get-outside sort of feel. But the bitter cold triggers a desire to nest in the comfort of the kitchen, and delay navigating snowy roads to later in the season.
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 Transcending trans fatsWhen did a pat of trans fat end up as topping for my toast?
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 Muscat grapes gets special attention at Lailey Vineyard"I've added a new SKU," Derek Barnett says sheepishly. Always one to follow his passion, the winemaker at Lailey Vineyard couldn't resist doing something special with the Muscat grapes grown at the Niagara-on-the-Lake estate in 2012.
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 Tarte au sucre with chocolate ice cream a winning recipe for chocolatiers and youWe may be starting to see the last of winter's cold, but professional chocolate makers (chocolatiers) from around the world are already gearing up for the prestigious world chocolate competition taking place in November in Paris, France for the title of World Chocolate Master.
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 'Tis the season for egg recipes: Sweet and savoury crepes and scotch eggsI don't know why I crave eggs in the spring. Could it be all those gaily-covered chocolate eggs beckoning from store windows? It is the season, after all, when eggs and Easter go together like bacon and, well you get it.
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 Maple flavours in beer make it a must-have brewOnly in Canada! Where else could it be a tradition to strap on a toque and head out into the woods at the first sign of the thaw in order to drive a spile into a majestic maple tree?
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 Superfood recipe: Pasta with kale, mushrooms and oven-roasted tomatoesKale has shot to superstardom in the vegetable world in a relatively short period of time.
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 Quinoa salad with edamame, and peas a natural choiceEating while travelling - especially in airports - can often be a gamble.
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 Halloween cocktails recipes for a haunting good time
[Photos]My guess is there are going to be plenty of grown-up Halloween parties taking place this weekend.
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 Spread some inspiration with NutellaMy sisters and I would joke about the role a jar of Nutella played in our lives.
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 Big Rock Brewery reinvents its image, one beer at a timeOne of the most difficult things that you can do as a brewery is to attempt to reinvent your image.
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 Curried chicken salad cups deliver spicy kickCurry powder is a spice blend that instantly adds a burst of distinct flavour to a multitude of dishes.
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See California wines in a new light Things are afoot in California. The Golden State's wines are enjoying huge success with Canadian wine lovers who are embracing a growing number of lifestyle brands as well as more serious, traditional wines.
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 Canada brews up good standings at beer awardsThe results of the United States Open Beer Championship are in for 2012, and Canada has managed to acquit itself very nicely.
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 Mix up some Olympic Games-inspired cocktails
[Photos]The spirit of the summer Olympics has definitely put everyone into a party mood. Time to celebrate! And, with any party, it's important to establish the theme right off the bat.
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 Matters of taste influence the wines we buyIt didn't take long after joining the staff at the Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute at Brock University before I realized that every invitation to taste wine wasn't always going to be pleasurable.
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 The season for saladsSummer is salad season. Produce is at its peak, and with the hot weather, salads give us a break from yet another hot thing -- supper. There's another benefit. Salads, especially ones made with legumes and grains, are fridge friendly, lasting a few days. And they make dandy lunches to enjoy somewhere nice -- visualize a park bench under a spreading
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 London Olympics means all appetites on BritainBritain certainly has been on the world's front burner for a while -- last year's Royal Wedding, the recent Queen's Diamond Jubilee and now the upcoming summer Olympics.
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