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My hand trembled, uncertain, as I gripped the barrel of the pen, slowly scratching the letters “AB-positive” into the visitor log— each movement a jarring acknowledgment of the unspoken. My heartbeat pounded in my ears, drowning out the anticipatory purr of two ambulance engines idling nearby. I was really doing this. Only a month had

Like many people, I was in New Orleans when I first learned of Milk Punch. In fact, some even credit its creation with the Brennan restaurant family. The Brennans are most famous for their iconic Garden district restaurant, Commander’s Palace, which has been a New Orleans landmark since 1893. However, Milk Punch was historically served

Thousands of warehouse and delivery workers are participating in the largest strike against Amazon in U.S. history. Strikers at several facilities aim to bring attention to unfair labor practices (UPLs), such as Amazon’s industry leading injury rates, and force the E-commerce giant to come to the bargaining table. The strike timing is strategic for warehouse

In Mexico City, where I grew up, Christmas Eve is the main meal of the season. Roast pork in adobo, salt cod a la vizcaina and mole with romeritos and dried shrimp patties are traditional dishes we enjoy on the occasion. I didn’t discover the beautiful Feast of the Seven Fishes until many years later,

The Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships convened in the UK earlier this year for the 11th iteration of the annual event. It bills itself as the “world’s largest and toughest sparkling wine competition,” attracting some of the most respected experts in the field for several days of rigorous blind tastings. We now have the

We need more sushi chefs. A lot more. Sushi has become one of the most popular foods in the U.S. The market size of the sushi restaurant industry in the U.S. reached $27.9 billion in 2022, a 163% increase in 10 years. According to the Japanese government, there were 26,040 Japanese restaurants in the country

Arturo Lomeli is transforming his super premium tequila brand into Mexico’s first luxury house—including hotels and boutiques—while maintaining the brand’s independence. By Chloe Sorvino, Forbes Staff Inside his modern home in the hills of Guadalajara, Mexico, Arturo Lomeli is eating one of his favorite foods—taquitos, piled high with crema, salsa and guacamole—as tequila is poured

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin My last story of the year is out today along with this final 2024 edition of Fresh Take. How are you doing? I’ve had a brutal run-up to taking some time off for the holidays, but I’m thrilled to get this feature on the ultra-premium tequila

For three decades and counting, any culinary conversation with the world’s jet-setters is incomplete without mention of Nobu Matsuhisa – or Nobu San to you and me. His restaurants grace the world’s primest locations, his name is synonymous with innovative Japanese cuisine, and his partnership with Robert De Niro set the highest of standards in

We compiled a list of the most wild foods we found in 2017 around the UK. Among our favourites were: A £65 ostrich egg breakfast and a £55 truffle burger from London restaurant Florentine. Selfridges’ £99 ice cream made of 4-carat gold leaves and edible diamonds and Heinz baked beans cafe. A 6,000 calorie chicken

Austin’s dining scene continues to expand and transform as the city grows into a culinary hotspot. Visitors are treated to a wide variety of cuisines across the city, but for those who prefer stay close to where they stay, the city also offers excellent opportunities to dine in style right in the comfort of their

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Sustainable spirits may still be a niche part of the liquor business, but they’re a clear sign of the zeitgeist, reflecting where both the industry and its consumers are headed. Drinkers today are asking tougher questions: where does this come from, how was it made, and