Food Guides

What Is Kani?

You may have heard of kani as an ingredient, but you might not know what it actually is, and how it is used, so we have put this guide together to give you all the information you need to know about kani so you are well informed about what you are eating. For a quick […]

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What Is Pimento?

If you love peppers, here’s one you need to try: pimento. Pimento peppers are the personification of short and sweet. Although they’re a chili pepper, there’s nothing spicy or intense about them. These delicious little peppers pair well with many dishes, and they’re so delicate, they’ll suit almost any palette.  Want to learn more about

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What Is A Chalupa?

Craving Mexican? So are we. But, instead of opting for the traditional taco or burrito, why not expand options and try something different? In this post, we’re going to be introducing you to one of our favorite Mexican street foods – the humble chalupa. Here’s everything you need to know about Chalupas, including how to

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What Is Aperol?

Aperol is an Italian apéritif that has become increasingly popular in recent years and forms the foundation of many apéritif cocktails. It has a bright orange color and bitter-sweet flavor, with notes of rhubarb, gentian, and other herbs.  We took a closer look at just what aperol is, where it is commonly found, and the

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What Is Relish?

You’ve probably walked past relish a hundred times at the grocery store. It’s usually sold in jars with ‘sweet’ and ‘dill pickle’ on the label. You might have even thrown it in your cart from time to time, placed a dollop of the stuff on top of a hamburger at a cookout, or even found

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What Is Maki?

Who doesn’t love a little sushi for lunch or dinner? Arguably one of the most popular Japanese dishes in the last 40 to 50 years, these bite-sized portions have taken the culinary and restaurant world by storm, whether they’re from behind the encounter at a sushi restaurant, or made with your own two hands in

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