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BBQ & Bubbly Festival Fires Up Flavor at Fenton!

By DATHAN KAZSUK Get ready to raise a glass and roll up your sleeves, because the inaugural BBQ & Bubbly Festival is bringing smoky flavors and sparkling sips to Fenton in Cary.

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Midtown’s Pi Day Pizza Picks

By DATHAN KAZSUK March 14th is a day that both math enthusiasts and foodies have circled on their calendars. Why? Because it’s Pi Day! A celebration of the mathematical constant.

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Queen’s Jollof Sauce Brings West African Flavor to NC

By KURT DUSTERBURG For nearly two decades, Abena Antwi has developed skin care products for Burt’s Bees. As a chemist, she formulates products such as lip balms, facial creams and.

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Sweetheart Specials: 10 Limited-Time Local Valentine’s Treats

From decadent desserts to festive cocktails, here’s where to find some of the best Valentine’s Day delicacies in town By Kyle Marie McMahon Valentine’s Day is just around the corner,.

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Game Day Grub: Local Super Bowl Food Packages You’ll Love

Local Restaurants Offering Party-Ready Food Packages for the Game on February 9 By Kyle Marie McMahon Get ready for the big game with a feast worthy of the Super Bowl!.

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Laissez Les Bon Temps Roler!

Let the good times roll in the Triangle with delicious, locally made king cakes By FRANCIS DEESE They say that everywhere outside of New Orleans, Mardi Gras is just a.

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Irregardless hits a half-century

For 50 years, the cafe has enhanced Raleigh’s culinary scene through innovation By KRISTEN SCHRUM For half a century, Irregardless Cafe—now, just Irregardless—has stood as a beloved institution in downtown Raleigh;.

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Local Food Vendors Available at the NC State Fair

Above photo features La Farm’s Fried Hazelnut Croissant available at the 2024 NC State Fair. All photos courtesy of Kyle Marie McMahon. Stop by local favorites and sample fair-exclusive offerings.

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North Carolina’s Historic Holiday Feasts

HistoryFood North Carolina’s holiday feasts have changed over the past two centuries BY ERIC MEDLIN Today, North Carolinians celebrate Christmas and Thanksgiving much as they do in every other state..

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Having Their Cake—and Selling It Too

BY KURT DUSTERBERG No matter how you approach Southern Supreme Fruitcake & More on your drive, you encounter long stretches of rambling countryside. This section of southwestern Chatham County is.

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