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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : The Best Boba Teas in San Francisco

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The Best Boba Teas in San Francisco. Shot up as the most read article on this site to date. Now, I can justify and say that I have niche readers who are boba tea fanatics! As promised, here's my top 4 list of bubble tea shops in San Francisco Bay Area. 1 Sharetea- I'm addicted to the wintermelon salty cream cheese froth galore. I've gotten the same thing at the Boracay. San Mateo and San Francisco. Outposts. Even though the recipe is different, I still crave for sweet and salty flavor. You Might Also Like.

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : About

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Christine (or fondly called as c3lsius- pronounced as 'celsius') is a professional food photographer, food writer, a travel buff and a certified barista. She captures photography for the soul. During the most delicious, sumptuous and heavenly moments of every gastronomic feast. Her career as a professional food photographer. Christine is an avid food writer. She completed a food writing course instructed by food writer and author Jeannette Ferrary as well as a creative nonfiction writing workshop at Stan...

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : Where to Eat in Healdsburg, California

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Where to Eat in Healdsburg, California. When I was first tasked to make another food tour of a place I've never been to, I thought long and hard. Where else can I possibly bring NY-based food blogger, sssourabh. During his many visits to the Bay Area? Perplexed, I scoured my notes of other places I haven't been to and chose the farther yet quieter Healdsburg. The 15 hour road trip to reach downtown Healdsburg made me realized that there is more to this quaint town than cheaper (read: free! Doesn't only a...

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : Features

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My gastronomy pix that have been published for the world to see! January 2013- San Francisco Bay Guardian. Photo: Marching duck scones. November 2011 - Eater SF's Peking Duck Scones. Photo: Marching duck scones. October 2011- Blackboard Eat's Editor's Pick. February 2011- Tablehopper's Year of the Wabbit Treats. Photo: Marching duck scones. November 2010- Dailycandy's Elizabeth Falkner's Pumpkin Cupcake Recipe. Photo: Cupcake shot over-the-head at Citizen Cake, San Francisco. Enter your email address:.

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : Contact

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Do you work for a restaurant, food start-up or online/print food magazine? Inquire about my services via email: c3lsius@gmail.com. Beta testing of your product/service. If you'd like me to speak at your next event, email me. Some topics I cover are:. Building an award-winning food blog. Becoming a published author. Celebrating your uniqueness/how to differentiate your blog. Enter your email address:. Toronto, I'm Matcha Crazy for You. The Canadian Wine Country: Niagara-on-the-Lake. Must Eats in Toronto.

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : It's More Than a Market

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It's More Than a Market. On a warm weekend night in San Francisco, the bar wasn't full, but I would expect that as more restaurants open, such as the Bon Marche Brasserie, the Market will have a more energetic weekend vibe. Closed for the weekend :(. Great to see Azalina having her own spot finally! Not so buzy, eh? Spotted a great photo op for fashion bloggers out there. Excuse the dark photo. Must remind myself not to edit photos on the iPhone. You Might Also Like. Enter your email address:.

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : Exotic, Healthy Foods You've Probably Never Heard Of

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Exotic, Healthy Foods You've Probably Never Heard Of. Thank you for to all my readers, and I can promise you more gastronomic (mis)adventures for many years to come! A preview of my coffeetable book: Mopani Caterpillars. You Might Also Like. Enter your email address:. Must Eats in Toronto. The Canadian Wine Country: Niagara-on-the-Lake. Toronto, I'm Matcha Crazy for You. Best of Rio (& Cusco): What to Drink? My Top Picks in Rio de Janeiro. Ramen with Chicken Broth, Anyone? My Last Course in San Francisco.

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : Best Brunches Outside of San Francisco

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Best Brunches Outside of San Francisco. Let's face it. Waiting to brunch in San Francisco amidst long lines and the usual chilly weather sometimes doesn't end well. Fret no more. Hop in a car and drive away from the hustle and bustle of the city to get high quality, home-made brunch. For many spots, you can even sit outside under the warm sun without freezing. Top 4: Alana's Cafe, Redwood City. Top 3: Johnston's Saltbox, San Carlos. Top 2: Brown Sugar Kitchen, Oakland. Brown Sugar Kitchen is not located ...

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : On the Move @ Bouchon

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On the Move @ Bouchon. Project eat @ Ad Hoc FAILED. We were running a bit late for dinner so there was no choice but to cancel our Ad Hoc reservation and move to Bouchon down the street. It has been my goal to complete the Thomas Keller triad in Napa - French Laundry. Bouchon (where I celebrated by 20-something birthday years ago) and Ad Hoc. Oh well, Ad Hoc will wait for me. After munching on some truffle french fries, my entree finally arrived surprisingly in a big silver platter. You Might Also Like.

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Gastronomic (Mis)Adventures : FAQ: Where to Eat in San Francisco?

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FAQ: Where to Eat in San Francisco? Updated on February 17, 2016. I've been asked this question too many times by many people both locals and out-of-towners alike. Thus, this page will serve as a link where I can direct those who will ask me the same question again. I usually break down people's request on the following factors:. How many times have you been to San Francisco? If you ask me where to eat in SF, I assume that you are a foodie or, at least, someone who appreciates good food. The Canadian Win...