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Laloo's Goat's Milk Ice Cream Company
(27 January 2006) - Laloo's Goat's Milk Ice Cream Company is hand made on a farm in Sonoma, CA where the 350 goats roam and graze freely in the majestic fields. These must be some very happy goats, because their milk, and the ice cream that is made from it, is outrageously good. Goat's milk is low in fat and low in lactose, which makes it easier to...
Lac Chocolatier
(25 January 2006) - Pascal Lac is a well known patissier, chocolatier and glacier in Nice and neighboring Beaulieu sur Mer in the south of France. Locals worship his perfectly simple confections, and some of the best restaurants in the area serve his work with pride. A visit to one of his two stores is a total sensory overload. CHHQ is very grateful that our friend Lorin, a...
Bear Naked Instant Oatmeal
(19 January 2006) - Bear Naked granola is a staple in the CHHQ pantry. Their products have always impressed us for their quality, variety, light and natural sweetness and their wholesome natural ingredients. We were intrigued by their new line of instant oatmeal (two words we don't like to see together, honestly). Instant oatmeal is usually pretty gross, but we were impressed—really impressed—with the tasty, not-too-sweet, 90 seconds-in-the-microwave...
Cushman HoneyBells
(18 January 2006) - Don't get these HoneyBells confused with HoneyBell Tangelos. Though they look like an orange they are a rare and natural hybrid of Dancy Tangerine and Duncan Grapefruit. They are only grown in Florida, and are available only for a few weeks in January/February. They are incredibly juicy and full of flavor. We got our shipment last week at CHHQ and have been dripping on...
Torchbearer #7 Sultry Sauce
(17 January 2006) - The problem with a lot of salsas/sauces is that they either have heat or they have flavor. Torchbearer Sauces #7 Sultry Sauce is one of those uncommon salsas/sauces that has both plenty of heat and plenty of flavor. Though the first two ingredients are oranges and carrots the sauce is not too sweet; they blend nicely with the tomatoes and habanero peppers to deliver...
The Green Bakery
(16 January 2006) - This new green bakery, said to be the first of its kind, just re-opened (following a brief preview in November it was closed for additional construction) in New York's East Village. All of the materials used in its construction are green, and the site gives details on all of the products. It's a thought about what a neighborhood bakery could be; a complete expression...
Chocolate Vodka Shots
(16 January 2006) - These clever little chocolates are filled with a vodka infused ganache center. They've been out in the U.K. for about a year, but are pretty new stateside. The tube comes with 4 packs of "shots," each pack contains individually wrapped chocolates with a different flavor vodka center: neat, orange, vanilla and raspberry. Elizabeth Shaw, a well-known English confectioner, created the treats, which are also...
Green Tea
(13 January 2006) - With more and more reports linking green tea to weight loss, extolling its skin care, anti-infection, immune-boosting, and cholesterol-lowering benefits, and citing its potention to prevent cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and tooth decay, the green tea product boom is in full-force. An Asian staple, recent green tea inventions of the East include a Kit-Kat (pictured above right) and the Japanese crisp rice-and-white chocolate bar...
Ecreamery Custom Made Ice Cream
(13 January 2006) - If your local market doesn't satisfy your ice cream cravings, check out Ecreamery, where you can create your own ice cream from 3 base mixes (gelato, classic and super premium), 99 flavors, and 99 mix-ins/toppings. Then you get to name your creation. This luxury does not come cheap: 4 pints (the smallest order) with a single flavor and a single mix-in will set you...
Kettle Chips Happy Hour Flavor Contest
(12 January 2006) - Kettle Chips has just launched their second annual customer's choice contest. We, along with thousands of other Kettle Chips fans, submitted several flavors we wanted to see made. The results are in, and after months of work in the test kitchen, so are the chips. This year's finalists include: Buffalo Bleu Cheese, Dirty Martini, Tuscan Three Cheese, Spicy Mary, and Creamy Caesar. In addition...
Dark Dining
(12 January 2006) - Now fixtures in several major European cities, restaurants where guests eat in complete darkness are a growing trend — Los Angeles' Opaque introduced their weekly blackout meals just last July. Now, for the second year running, Dark Dining Projects brings a more artsy, seasonal version to New York. Founded by Dana Salisbury, a multidisciplinary artist, Dark Dining Projects not only forgoes lighting, but approaches...
Crummy Brothers Organic Cookies
(05 January 2006) - Spear tipped us off to these cookies. We buy a lot of cookies. We get sent a lot of cookies. We eat a lot of cookies at CH HQ. But we have never. Never. Tasted cookies like these. These righteous treats are geared for an adult palette. Though you can get 'em plain, we highly recommend the lightly-infused flavors: Lavender, Orange Blossom and Peppermint....
Pyrat XO Reserve and Cask 23 Rums
(04 January 2006) - Discovered on a recent trip to Anguilla (though available everywhere) these blended rums make for some fine sipping. Unlike the sweet garden variety rums (or worse, the new fad of flavored rums) that you add to Coke or other mixers, these rums are made to be enjoyed solo, like fine Tequila or Cognac. Blended, aged and bottled in Anguilla, they're made from a variety...
Artist Chocolate Bars
(02 January 2006) - Yoyamart and Chocolate Bar teamed up to create a gift box of chocolate bars wrapped in packaging created by the likes of Gary Baseman, Dalek, Tim Biskup, and Friends With You. Limited edition boxes come with 10 different chocolate bars including flavor combos like Dark Chocolate Pretzel and Milk Toffee Crunch, each with a different artist-designed label. A portion of the proceeds benefits The Third...
2005 in Review: Evan's Favorite Food Stuff
(30 December 2005) - These are some of the things we're still eating and using at CH HQ. Enjoy! 128 Tea Mugs Starck Beer Bottle VooDoo Knife Holder Alfajores Cookies Capogiro Gelato June Taylor Organic Jams Boule Martin's Pretzels Fran's Smoked Salt Carmels Cocoa Coal Schaschlik Knife Block Flametop Ceramic Cookwear The Food Loop Fat Fridge Sahale Snacks Pierre Marcolini Schwartz's Crunchmallows ...
2005 in Review: Ami's Favorites
(29 December 2005) - Here are the 12 picks (one for each month) that caught my eye and came up in conversation in 2005. January: Arakimentari February: Mill City Museum: Minneapolis March: Chocolate-filled Eggshells by Bonnat April: Eva Zeisel: The Playful Search for Beauty May: Secret Wall Tattoos June: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah July: Absurdist Ammunition August: Outside-In September: PostSecret Book October: OZOcar November: Hulger Bluetooth PIP...
Appellation Wine & Spirits
(22 December 2005) - You have to get a little excited knowing that the organic food marketplace is getting big enough and consumers informed enough that a store like Appellation Wine & Spirits can have a successful business. This wine and spirits shop is unremarkable on first glance—sparse, low key—but walking inside and browsing through their products you soon start to realize that the descriptions of the wines...
Pierre Marcolini Fall/Winter 2005 Collection
(30 November 2005) - Don't deny yourself. You deserve it. We just posted two great Marcolini gift ideas in our Gift Guide (#1 and #2), but their Fall/Winter 2005 Collection is for you to enjoy. Unless you're at CH HQ, in which case you have to share. Or we may just eat them while you're at lunch. You know who you are... ...
Sam's Yams
(30 November 2005) - Sam's Yams are a newly discovered dog treat that CH mascots Otis and Logan are all over. Having heard recently about more than one incident involving the healthy looking "green" chews that are mostly corn starch, and others about rawhide, these all-natural treats are all the more welcome. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but all of them are 100% dried...
Classic Cookbooks
(24 November 2005) - For some, Thanksgiving is the one day of the year when cookbooks come off shelves and get put to use. With last month's English-language release of the Italian classic The Silver Spoon, lauded as the bible of Italian cuisine, and the upcoming 75th anniversary of the Joy of Cooking in 2006, we decided to take a look at other books that have made it...
Thirsty Work by Matt Skinner
(22 November 2005) - Matt believes that everyone can learn about, understand, and enjoy the pleasures of wine without carrying around little pocket charts, subscribing to glossy wine magazines and using fancy words to describe the experience. And anyone fortunate enough to have eaten at Fifteen, Jamie Oliver's restaurant in London, has experienced Matt Skinner's "Thirsty Work." As the sommelier at Fifteen (or "head of the wine team"...
Schwartz's Crunchmallows
(21 November 2005) - Decadence takes many forms (and for some reason we seem to be fairly expert at several of them). Schwartz Crunchmallows are our latest obsession. Made in New York by the Schwartz family since 1939, these insanely delectable marshmallows sit atop a thin toffee wafer and are coated in semisweet chocolate. Other varieties include marshmallows with a caramel bottom, and plain marshmallows in eight flavors....
Mobi Sandwich Bags
(16 November 2005) - Continuing with today's food theme I bring you Mobi sandwich bags. Created by husband and wife team Michael and Sandra Isaacman, these zip seal plastic bags come in 12 different patterns. Kid and adult friendly, they're a welcomed alternative to the simple, clear bag. Hopefuly soon they'll offer Mobi bags made from recycled materials. $4.99 per box of 20, direct from Mobi ...
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