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Marqués de Valdueza Olive Oil

As a history major I have to admit to being moderately biased toward this oil—you’d be hard pressed to find any product that’s a whole lot more rooted in family and national history than this. … Continued

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Two Traditional Jewish Treats from Zingerman’s Delicatessen Just Like My Grandmother Made

Noodle Kugel We’ve been making noodle kugel since we opened the Deli back in 1982. It was delicious then, and it’s equally as delicious now. It’s basically my grandmother’s recipe, but we make it with … Continued

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Supremely Great Chocolate… from Springfield, MO

Shawn Askinosie Scores Big with Two Sweet Treats! 1. Dark Chocolate from Tanzania – Community Project Puts Out an Amazing Chocolate This is one delicious and very special chocolate bar which is made by Shawn … Continued

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Bostock (“syrup-soaked, frangipane-topped, crispy-edged ode to breakfast glory”) from the Bakehouse

Although we’ve been making it for a good ten years now the Bostock really does seem to be one of the best kept secrets at the Bakehouse. I know it has a loyal following but … Continued

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Is this America’s Very Best Rye?

“America’s very best rye? No contest. It comes from Zingerman’s Bakehouse.” —Jane and Michael Stern Jane and Michael Stern rated the Bakehouse’s rye bread the best in the country this past spring in Saveur magazine. … Continued

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Chanukah Donuts

Eating fried foods at Chanukah is a common Jewish way to commemorate the miracle of Chanukah when a very small amount of oil lasted for eight days rather than one during the rededication of the … Continued