The History of New York Bagels
Nothing beats a fresh New York bagel. But where did these circles of joy come from? I dove into the history of New York bagels to find out.
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Nothing beats a fresh New York bagel. But where did these circles of joy come from? I dove into the history of New York bagels to find out.
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Xialongbao, AKA soup dumplings, are an amazing culinary creation. Who invented them and where did they come from? I dove into the history to find out.
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For every birthday, I asked “The Birthday Questions.” The concept is simple: a series of 4 questions that encourages a healthy dose of reflection and speculation. It’s a fun way to reconnect with friends and spark thought provoking conversations. (Check out my answers for last year HERE!) Today I turn 29, and I’m shocked at
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“I’m so lucky!” This is a phrase I’ve often used to describe my life. My 20s have been chocked full of amazing experiences, and I’ve thanked luck for my good fortunes– booking a big contract, going on an amazing vacation, finding the perfect sublet, landing a cool gig, so on and so forth. “I
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Tacos are popular across the world, but have you ever wondered how they came to be? I dove into the history of tacos to find out.
The Explosive (Literally!) History of Tacos Read More »
Tulum looks like the perfect travel destination, but you can’t always trust what you see.
Paradise Lost?: The Unsettling Truth About Greenwashing in Tulum Read More »
My stomach has been on quite a journey in Mexico, culminating n a double whammy, salmonella and a parasite.
My Stomach vs Mexico: The Ultimate Showdown Read More »
What should the USA be doing about Ukraine? Lewis Askegaard weighs in.
USA vs the World: Picking Your Battles Wisely Read More »
The history of churros isn’t as simple as you might think. Did they begin in China? Spain? Neither? Read on to find out!
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New York City is magical during the holiday season. Cheery Christmas trees, holiday markets, and festive decorations transform the concrete jungle into a winter wonderland. But it’s not all sugarplums and gumdrops. Those warm and fuzzy Hallmark-worthy holiday feelings are being threatened by an invisible villain raging through the streets: Omicron. Case counts have exploded
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