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Today's #aperitivo #aperitif si the Hearts on Fire from Death&Co.

30ml pisco
15ml vodka
15ml Acqua di Cedro
15ml grenadine
15ml fresh lemon juice
Vegan foamer

Dry shake all the ingredients, then shake again with ice. Double strain into a chilled coupe. Express the orange twist over the drink and discard.

This is a great one, albeit a tad too sweet, but sooo complex and enjoyable! Recommended

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Yesterday's #aperitif #aperitivo were #Jenever based (and one #mocktail):

1) Jenever sour:
60ml oude jenever
30ml lemon juice
15ml simple sirup
Foamer (which I don't have 😁)
Shake&Strain in a tumbler full of ice and garnish with a lemon twist.

2) Malty Martini:
60ml oude jenever
15ml #capcorsegranderéservequinquinablanc
1 dash of olive bitter
Stirr&Strain in a chilled coupe and garnish with an olive

3) House Mocktail (my creation)
30ml concentrated ginger juice
The juice of one lime
15ml simple sirup
Shake&Strain in a Mule cup, top with kefir water and garnish with a cube of ginger.

A triplet of winners! Best wishes to you all!

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How a grocery store fight fractured a Maryland town along racial lines

A woman by the name of Mary Mac snapped a picture of some Rap Snacks cheese puffs,
whose best-by date was Nov. 30, 2023
— or more than two months before she purchased the bag.

Mac didn’t say anything sensational about the grocery store or Patel in her post.


She simply wrote: “Good ol foodrite.”


Her comment echoed the general resignation that many in Snow Hill had come to feel about the Food Rite,
an independent grocery store that,
like others of its kind,
faces mounting financial pressures to serve rural communities.

Over the years, grumbling about the supermarket had become as common as the loblolly pines in the forests of the lower Eastern Shore where Snow Hill was established in the late 17th century.

If folks weren’t accusing Patel of selling #expired snacks, #sour milk or #discolored meat,
they were lamenting the sagging infrastructure of the Food Rite itself, a building that’s nearly seven decades old.

washingtonpost.com/food/2024/0

The Washington Post · How a grocery store fight fractured a Maryland town along racial linesBy Tim Carman