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Lethbian Love’s guide to surviving the COVID-19 pandemic, part 2

March 27, 2020 by Jonny

Skip skipping the dishes, and eat your best life at home! Okay, maybe that doesn’t make much sense but many folks that I know are (re)discovering their love for cooking and baking during these times of social distancing.

Categories health Tags COVID-19, food, health, pandemic, survival Leave a comment

Eric Dyck’s Slough Chew Revue: Mocha Cabana

January 14, 2020 by Eric Dyck

Welcome to Eric Dyck’s Slough Chew Revue! These aren’t restaurant “reviews.” These comics are where Eric features restaurants that he thinks are special.

This time around, Eric visits Mocha Cabana with Teri!

Categories businesses, food, restaurants, Slough Chew Revue Tags Eric Dyck, food, mocha cabana, mocha local, Slaughterhouse Slough, yql, yqlrestaurants Leave a comment

Unboxing Mocha Local

January 6, 2020 by Jonny

We had the opportunity to beta test Mocha Local last year. Now this locally-grown meal kit service and online farmer’s market is sating both wallets and appetites with locally-sourced ingredients.

Categories Alberta, food Tags broxburn, chefs plate, cooking, farmers market, food, good food, meal kits, mocha cabana, mocha local Leave a comment

Catching up with The Little Locavore, Liam Lewis

December 14, 2019December 8, 2019 by Jonny

We featured Liam back when he was only ten years old. Nearing a decade later, he still hones his blades (both knives and skates) to create culinary experiences and inspire youth to cook food using local ingredients.

Categories food, fun, interviews Tags chefs plate, cooking, eat local, edit shoppe, food, foodie, Little Locavore, sushi Leave a comment
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