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Bonbons & Beer: A Pastry Stout Taste-Off

Written by Jack Raymond | Tuesday, 28 January 2020 13:56 |

More often than not, I eat dessert in shame — a scoop of mint chip in private, a doughnut in the crawl space while the beady eyes of rats illuminate the glaze upon my face. 

Drink Your Sweets

Written by Missy Black | Tuesday, 28 January 2020 13:39 |

A local mixologist can help you indulge two vices at once

Candy for Your Crush

Written by Allison Kay Bannister | Tuesday, 28 January 2020 13:11 |

Where to buy sweet treats for your loved one

Pleasant Pastry Presents

Written by Abi Safago | Tuesday, 28 January 2020 12:48 |

The best sweets from local bakeries and cafes

Frozen Fun

Written by Amy McNeel | Tuesday, 28 January 2020 12:15 |

Make your own dessert with tailor-made fro-yo

Supreme Salads: Kick your year off right

Written by Josh Veal | Monday, 06 January 2020 13:52 |

Thanks to resolutions, fresh starts and new beginnings, January is synonymous with diets — and with diets, come salads. I’m certainly not saying you should go paleo or keto or Whole 30 or whatever fad diet is hot nowadays, but it doesn’t hurt to introduce some veggies to your life now and then!

Wrap It Up

Written by Josh Veal | Monday, 23 December 2019 13:06 |

A guide to West Michigan’s edible little bundles of joy

IPAs Won't Go Away: Here's How to Like 'Em

Written by Jack Raymond | Monday, 23 December 2019 12:59 |

Our lizard brains weren’t designed to enjoy bitter flavors. In our hunter-gatherer heyday, if you found yourself chewing on a bitter leaf, it probably meant you were mere seconds from foaming at the mouth. Stick with the sweet berries, they said; they’re safe. In spite of this primal distaste, we persist, scouring for bitterness like masochists. 

Soups, Stews and Brews, Oh My!

Written by Abi Safago | Monday, 25 November 2019 14:35 |

It’s finally that time of year, when the best comfort foods of all varieties come out. Yet as the weather dips below freezing, we especially turn to a seasonal favorite: soup.

X-mas Ale Alternatives: Savoring the season without clove and cinnamon

Written by Jack Raymond | Monday, 25 November 2019 14:32 |

Christmas always comes too early. The jingle bells on Halloween, the nativity scenes preceding Thanksgiving feasts — our capitalist machine thrives on yuletide fever.

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