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This French Cheese Etiquette Faux Pas Is Nowhere Near As Bad As People Make It Seem - Islands (opens the original)
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I still remember a first date at a French restaurant when the man across from me stabbed his fork into an extra-large slab of Brie, smooshed it onto a baguette, and ripped off a bite with his teeth. I had spent a year studying abroad in France, living with four different French families, so I knew exactly what I was witnessing: a cheese faux pas. The proper à table (at the table) approach to French dining is considerably more delicate, and yes, there are rules. Camille Chevalier-Karfis, a Paris
Consumer Reports Named The Best-Rated Portable Generator For Camping, And It's Under $800 - Islands (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If a generator is on your camping list this year, you already know the tricky part. The affordable ones are loud, the quiet ones cost a fortune, and the mashup of spec sheets and reviews online are no help at all. You want something that will run your cooler and charge everyone's phones without costing an arm and a leg. Enter Consumer Reports, a trusted independent nonprofit that buys products at retail and tests products in its own labs.
This Quiet City In Washington's Yakima Valley Is The Perfect Basecamp For Wine Tastings And Mountain Views - Islands (opens the original)
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When most people think of New World wines in America, they picture cabernet sauvignon from California's Napa Valley or pinot noir from Oregon's Willamette Valley. However, wine is pickier about latitude than about reputation. According to the Wine & Spirit Education Trust, nearly all the world's wine grapes grow inside one narrow band of the globe, between 30 and 50 degrees latitude on either side of the equator. Napa is in it. So is Bordeaux. And at about 46 degrees north, so is Grandview, Wash
Sandwiched Between Montreal And The US Border Is A Quiet Community Full Of Outdoor Adventure And Local Eats - Islands (opens the original)
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On the map, Sainte-Martine is one dot among dozens of small communities scattered across Quebec's Montérégie region between Montreal and the U.S. border. On the ground, it's a peaceful river town fit for paddlers and birdwatchers alike, where the Châteauguay River changes jobs with the season and does most of the entertaining. About 40 minutes southwest of Montreal, this farming municipality of about 5,700 has spent generations building on its reputation as the agricultural capital of its corner
This Thriving Locale Near Kansas City Blends A Charming Downtown Full Of World-Class Eats With Scenic Recreation - Islands (opens the original)
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Kansas City visitors tend to stay east of the state line, attracted to the burnt ends that made the city a barbecue institution and the 12th Street jazz clubs that earned this Midwest hub the nickname "Paris of the Plains" — not to overlook the Swifties hoping for a glimpse of Tay and Trav at Arrowhead Stadium. But a quieter weekend sits 22 miles southwest of the city, a spot with a charming downtown that most road-trippers blow straight past: Olathe. The fourth-largest city in Kansas, Olathe's
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