Torri Donley, Author at eatpimentokitchen.com

DRINKS

Listel enters exclusive partnership with Pinnacle Drinks

Iconic French wine label Listel has signed an exclusive new distribution agreement with Pinnacle Drinks.

The partnership with the Woolworths Group supplier will see Listel stocked in Dan Murphy’s stores across the country from November 1, at the affordable RRP of $11.99.

Guillaume Bladocha, Listel’s Export Director for Asia Pacific, said the company is excited to bring their brand to Australian consumers after the incredible success it had seen in France and other international markets.

“We are incredibly excited about this new partnership with Pinnacle Drinks and the opportunity to bring Listel to the Australian consumers,” Bladocha said.

“Listel is the top selling rosé in France for many years and has been experiencing a strong growth on the export markets for the last few years. Given the distribution network that Pinnacle Drinks has in Australia, this partnership is a perfect fit to our brand.”

Listel, part of the Castel Group

CATERING

Aviation Catering Market 2020- Global Industry Analysis, Key

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

Global Info Research has recently published a report, titled [Global Aviation Catering Market 2020 by Company, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2025]. The research report provides an in-depth explanation of the various factors that are likely to drive the market. It discusses the future of the market by studying the historical details. Analysts have studied the ever-changing market dynamics to evaluate their impact on the overall market. In addition, the report also discusses the segments present in the market. Primary and secondary research methodologies have been used to provide the readers with an accurate and precise understanding of the overall Aviation Catering market. Analysts have also given readers an unbiased opinion about the direction companies will take during the forecast period.

The research report also includes the global market figures that provide historical data as well as estimated figures. It gives a clear picture of the growth rate of

DRINKS

6 Homemade coffee drinks to brew and indulge in

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

A hot cup of coffee is all we need to get energised to focus on our daily work. But that doesn’t mean you can have store-bought coffee as much as you want. Because they have sugar, calories and unhealthy fats a lot.

So, if you want to taste different types of coffee drinks, then make it at home. They will be healthier and make you energetic. Here are some easy coffee drinks.

Coffee drinks to make at home.

Keto bulletproof coffee

If you are on a low-carb diet, then this is right for you. A keto-friendly bulletproof coffee is a great option to make by yourself and indulge. And there are many options of it also like spiced brown butter with whipped coconut cream, mocha with coffee whipped cream, orange cinnamon hot maca etc.

Whipped coffee or Dalgona coffee

You can easily make whipped cream coffee

FOOD

Farmers hope Lords will strengthen UK food safety standards

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

Farmers and green campaigners are pinning their hopes on the House of Lords to make last-minute changes to the government’s agriculture bill to strengthen safeguards on food safety and animal welfare.

a truck is parked in front of a building: Photograph: Aaron Chown/PA

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Amendments to the bill that would have secured clear legal status for the UK’s existing food and farming standards, which campaigners fear will be at risk in post-Brexit trade deals, were rejected in the House of Commons on Monday night, despite a rebellion from backbench Tory MPs.

Peers will now reconsider the legislation, and have the opportunity to beef up the role of a proposed trade and agriculture commission, which would scrutinise any deals and their impact on farming and food safety.

Minette Batters, president of the National Farmers’ Union, said: “The future of British food and farming is at stake. Without proper safeguards on future trade deals, we risk seeing

RESTAURANT

Downtown Sarasota’s Nancy’s Bar-B-Q to close

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

A downtown Sarasota barbecue restaurant that developed a dedicated following over nearly a decade will close at the end of the month.

Nancy’s Bar-B-Q’s last day of business at its 301 S. Pineapple Ave. location, which opened in 2011, will be Oct. 31, said owner Nancy Krohngold. Its Lakewood Ranch location will remain open.

The downtown Sarasota site belongs to a two-block property that was sold in 2018, with its new owners envisioning a mixed-use project. Krohngold said the restaurant’s lease expires at the end of November, which will give them a month to vacate.

“The place, it’s like my firstborn child,” Krohngold said about saying goodbye to her original brick-and-mortar location. “But business is business, and the show’s got to go on, and it will go on. We’re still going to make people happy with barbecue.”

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Suffolk Catering Hall Fined $12K After ‘Super-Spreader’ Sweet 16

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

MILLER PLACE, NY — A Sweet 16 that led to 37 coronavirus cases and a total of 81 guests quarantined — the event also led to closure of a local high school — is now considered Suffolk County’s first “super spreader” event, County Executive Steve Bellone said Tuesday.

The “specific incident” also led to the “first enforcement action” that Suffolk County has taken, Bellone said. The party was held at the Miller Place Inn on Sept. 25, with the first positive case reported on Sept. 30.

On Oct. 10, the catering hall on North County Road was served with a notice of formal violation by the Suffolk County Health Department; the business was asked to respond to several charges for COVID-19 violations. The business was fined $10,000 for violating New York State Executive orders and orders of the public health law; a $2,000 fine was also given for violations of

FOOD

As Top Ramen Turns 50, Nissin Still Believes Food Can Bring End to Wars on Cheddar

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

Nissin Foods is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its staple product, Top Ramen, and CEO Mike Price said the company’s founding principles of bringing peace by combating hunger remain true after all those decades.

“I think we believe this today,” Price told Cheddar. “If there was food readily available around the world, there would be no more wars.”

Top Ramen first hit shelves in Japan following World War II as the destructive aftermath left a strain on the country’s food supply. A parallel to today as food insecurity is on the rise globally, particularly amid the coronavirus pandemic. While other industries have been stifled by the pandemic, Nissin contends it has been at its most productive.

“We’ve had no disruptions on the manufacturing side at all, and the reality is demand is at the highest we’ve ever seen it here in the United States,” Price said.

As more of its

RESTAURANT

Skokie Man Charged With Pair Of Restaurant Burglaries

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

SKOKIE, IL — Police said evidence from a pair of break-ins at village restaurants over the summer led investigators to a Skokie man.

Albert Ishu, 52, of the 8300 block of Lowell Avenue, was arrested Wednesday evening at his home, according to Skokie police. The next day, prosecutors approved two counts of burglary against him stemming from incidents in July and August.

On the morning of July 9, the management of Pho Phu Linh Restaurant at 4741 Main St. called police to report they had just discovered a burglary.

A glass door had been smashed out and an unspecified cash was stolen from the register, according to a Skokie police statement.

About four weeks later, police were called to another restaurant for a similar crime scene. On the night of Aug. 4, staff at The Crazy Greek Restaurant, 5051 Oakton St., reported discovering a broken window and cash pilfered from

DRINKS

Is One of the Most Overtouristed Cities in the World Better Off Without Them?

Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

Months have passed since Spain entered a national lockdown that would become one of the strictest in the world. For eight weeks, residents were forbidden from leaving their homes except to buy essentials. Those who broke the rules faced severe fines, some even prison time.

My life in Barcelona came to a screeching halt in less than 72 hours. On a Thursday evening, I met friends for drinks after work as usual. We even made plans to go out that weekend, blissfully unaware that these drinks would be our last social interaction for months. It wasn’t until noon on Friday that a nationwide panic began as news of the pandemic broke. Within hours, supermarket shelves had been stripped bare. The city was mostly shuttered when I woke up on Saturday, the few bakeries that remained open so desperate to get rid of their pastries they were giving them away for

FOOD

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Torri Donley 2 weeks ago

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Torri Donley

Listel enters exclusive partnership with Pinnacle Drinks

Aviation Catering Market 2020- Global Industry Analysis, Key

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Farmers hope Lords will strengthen UK food safety standards

Downtown Sarasota’s Nancy’s Bar-B-Q to close

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