The U.S. government controls which foods you can and can’t bring through Customs, but new regulations are friendlier than they used to be.
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Huber’s shows a farm can do it all
At roughly 650 acres, Huber’s Orchard, Winery, & Vineyards (19816 Huber Road, Borden, Indiana, 812-923-9463, huberwinery.com) … Huber’s shows a farm can do it allRead more
Fruits, now and forever, in Niagara
Grapes may rule the Niagara Peninsula today. But peach farmers were the first to recognize the … Fruits, now and forever, in NiagaraRead more
Sweet tastes at Waikiki farmers’ market
As on the mainland, farmers’ markets are thriving in Honolulu as more and more people embrace … Sweet tastes at Waikiki farmers’ marketRead more
Yucatan tortilla soup goes bright with limes
We thought we might be done adding versions of tortilla soup to our repertoire after our … Yucatan tortilla soup goes bright with limesRead more
French chefs, Spanish ham & summer fruits
During a recent visit to Île de Ré and Île d’Aix, the unspoiled islands off the … French chefs, Spanish ham & summer fruitsRead more
What to eat at the San Antonio airport (SAT)
The 8 million people a year who fly through San Antonio’s airport (SAT) used to be … What to eat at the San Antonio airport (SAT)Read more
Italy #5 — Parmigiano-Reggiano for dessert
Leave it to the Italians to keep dessert simple. With its strong umami flavor (second only … Italy #5 — Parmigiano-Reggiano for dessertRead more
What to drink at the airport … in Kelowna
No, we didn’t take this photograph in the cute little Kelowna airport, located in the heart … What to drink at the airport … in KelownaRead more
Six things to bring home from New Hampshire
In our last post, we mentioned six items we like to bring home from trips to … Six things to bring home from New HampshireRead more