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I love the Glam Foodie @tricia002
Breakfast at Tiffany’s? I think not… We are much more luxe in this part of townThis is a Sip, Chat, Chow Exclusive from Yours Truly- The Glam Foodie (Tricia). Here’s my latest creation- Cereal Couture, that I conceived, styled and produced. It was inspired by my love of fashion, style and amazing food. I wanted to take something we all crave and give it a luxury lift. This tasty, chic collection gives a high-end, glam aesthetic to our favorite breakfast treats.
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Shimmy to the left
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#LGFW SS’12: More fun times!
What’s fashion without the accessories!
Mo, i love it all!
the boys were bringing it.
love love love these shoes!
I want that hat.
lovely
love!
cuteness.
the shoes. so fun!
gimme gimme!
need this in my life.
cuteness.
you in that hat girl. yes.
head scarves!
overheard, “your necklace is giving me life!”
peace and love
♥Bella♥
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Britney’s back with “Criminal”
With a hot (fake) tatt’d Jason Trawick (Britney’s real life man – friend) in this video, Brit heats it up! Is it true that all good girls fall for criminals?
Do you love it?
xoxo Kaycee
@misskayceeleigh
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VS Mittens from @hoorayhoopla
Yesterday at the @ProductNPress event, I met the bubbly Hannah and these fantastic lil gloves. First they were made for adults and now they have them for kids. How fun!
Vs. Mittens – some are predators, some are prey. celebrate the difference with these soft, warm mittens made from strictly regulated farm Australian wool.
wear them outside, play with them inside, make them eat each other. it’s a funner way to grab hold of the world.
mittens are 80/20 blend of wool and acrylic. mittens are of course sweatshop free!
Pairs are:
Owl Vs Mouse, Cat Vs Dog, and Wolf Vs Sheepmix and match!
More about the founders Hannah Levon and Ashley Connors here
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The @VillageVoice @BKPour Craft Beer Festival
When I arrived at the historic Skylight One Hanson (formerly the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower) for Village Voice’s first annual Brooklyn Pour craft beer festival, I knew I was in for some serious beer 101. I dabble in your standard beers, like Corona, Blue Moon and Negra Modelo, but the 100+ beers within the walls of this festival would be new territory.
Now, schooled in the world of craft beer, I don’t know what took me so long to explore all of the variety and creativity that these delicious brews have to offer.
Some of my favorites:
- Tröegenator Doppelbock by Tröegs Brewing Company: This beer came to my attention when a man behind me who had just tasted his sample screamed out, “yes!” Never the one to ignore such a strong recommendation, I decided to take whatever he had! Although I didn’t have the impulse to shout, I was not disappointed by this smooth, flavorful beer.
- Smuttynose Robust Porter by Smuttynose Brewing Company: This was the “comfort food” of beers, with a light, smooth, dark chocolate taste. A great beer for fall.
- Torpedo Extra IPA by Sierra Nevada Brewing Company: I discovered that I have a thing for IPAs (Indian pale ale). I enjoy their richness and complexity. This one is a perfect “everyday” beer (I’m not necessarily saying you should drink it everyday!). Something you might crack open after a long day at work to enjoy its balanced, smooth taste.
- Ithaca Apricot Wheat by Ithaca Beer Company: Wonderful natural apricot flavor without being overpowering.
- Raging Bitch Belgian Style IPA by Flying Dog Brewery: I don’t usually care for bitter beers, but the sweetness of this brew paired perfectly with the slightly bitter finish.
Cute, little tasting glass–now a souvenir of my beer tasting adventuresGorgeous venue!Personally, I hate pretzels, but they make a good palate cleanser for beer tasting–and cool necklaces.I tasted home-brewed beer that was pretty good!—kisses, Olisa