Zingerman's News

Nov/Dec 2016 Zingerman’s Newsletter PDF

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Bakehouse, Bread

Crazy in Love with Cranberry Pecan Bread

  If there is one thing that makes my mouth water, stomach grumble and gets me thinking of the holidays….It is our Cranberry Pecan bread. Yes, seriously. I am a crazed, obsessed lover of cranberry pecan bread. And I know I am not alone. This bread is an absolute favorite of long-time Zingerman’s customers, as […]

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Camp Bacon, Education, Food

Yes, We Corn: Highlights from Southern Foodways Alliance’s 19th Symposium

It’s no secret that we have a lot of love for Southern Foodways Alliance. Our annual Camp Bacon event is, in part, a fundraiser for the organization, which “documents, studies, and explores the diverse food cultures of the changing American South,” and Ari has been attending their annual symposium for over decade. “I’m a huge […]

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Coffee, New Products

What’s All the Buzz About? Nitro Cold Brewed Coffee!

Our Cold Brewed Coffee is having a moment. It was recently featured in the New York Times, where it was described as “smooth, strong, full-bodied.” The same article deemed it perfect for drinking all year ’round, a big compliment for a beverage that most people associate with warm weather. That’s some pretty good buzz, but […]

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Food Artisans, New Products, Recipes

With Love (and Flavor) from Tunisia: Introducing Onsa’s Oil

Khalil Gibran says that “work is love made visible.” The products made by the Mahjoub family are their love—for Tunisia, for its culture, for its cooking, for humankind—made not just visible, but eminently edible. They’re DELICIOUS! Tunisia is a place few Americans have visited and it’s a cuisine only a handful have had the chance […]

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Bakehouse, Bread

It Came from Transylvania! Somodi Kálacs Are Back, BUT Just for the Weekend

It’s sweet, it’s buttery, it’s swirled with cinnamon sugar, and it’s back—but just for a very limited time. For the uninitiated, Somodi Kálacs is a delicious yeasted traditional Hungarian Easter bread that we learned how to make in a village in Transylvania during our trip there back in 2012. We’ve loved it ever since, and […]

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