Food 5.5

There’s a National Peanut Butter Day? Um, you mean you didn’t know? Follow Me Foodie to Everything & Anything Peanut Butter! Here are some must try peanut butter dishes in Vancouver, BC & abroad. Peanut butter lovers unite!

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It’s Vancouver’s most beloved hole in the wall serving Vietnamese-Cambodian cuisine. It’s really famous for a handful of items, like chicken wings and butter beef, but these items have become iconic to the restaurant and in Vancouver.

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It’s fine dining in New York, but away from New York. It’s farm to table dining with a location in Manhattan and the other at Stone Farms, which is the recommended full experience. It was definitely one of my better fine dining experiences globally.

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It looked more like an American frozen yogurt shop than it did a macaron boutique, but Point G does specialize in Parisian Macarons. It was recommended by Montreal locals as the “best macrons in the city” and I was satisfied!

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Follow Me Foodie to l’île-d’Orléans, Quebec! Corking cider, eating cheese, dining at the duck farm and sipping on Cassis. Visiting the local artisans and farmers and an unforgettable lunch of organic free range duck at a sustainable duck farm.

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Peasant looked, felt and tasted like the real Italian deal. It’s a local favourite and truly a hidden gem. I tried over 50+ restaurants in two weeks in New York, and this was one of my favourites, so I’d definitely say it’s a must try.

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It was a hosted luncheon exploring South African wines exclusively available at Marquis Wine Cellar as well as the fall lunch menu for Hawksworth. An amazing heirloom tomato salad, confit pork shoulder and a couple wines worth remembering!

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Jean-Georges is one of the meccas for fine dining in New York and this is his flagship restaurant. I had the summer tasting menu with wine pairings and a series of desserts that never seemed to end. It was one of my best dining experiences.

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