| Terroir 2010 | Niagara Icewine Fest | Happy Baker Chick |  Now in its fourth year, Terroir is a hospitality symposium that brings together people representing all facets of the food trade. Imagine a room filled with chefs, growers and writers conversing about topics of food. Dubbed the networking event for food professionals and lovers, this year aims to be bigger than ever…...READ MORE
|  The new year signals the return of another exciting Icewine festival in Niagara. This year the festival is bigger than ever with various wineries playing host to a variety of wine and culinary experiences. From a gala night kick off, to cozy winery tours, food tastings, seminars and outdoor ice activities, the 2010 Niagara Icewine Festival has something for everyone. .. READ MORE |  Erin Bolger is the author behind the cookbook The Happy Baker, which is full of yummy recipes. I met Erin at the National Women’s Show where she had an exhibitor booth that was, of course, decorated in a fun, flirty, and feminine way. I was able to sample one of her recipes and receive a small recipe from her book in a form of a scroll (with a pink ribbon, no less) and instantly fell in love. ...READ MORE
|  | The Smoke Incident
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| Event Calendars |  It’s smoked fever and you can spot it on Twitter if you’re plugged into the Toronto food community. Recently, tweeps have been making their way to Whitby to sample authentic southern bbq at Buster Rhinos BBQ. One taste of the brisket or smoked wings, and they want more. Car pools are being set up on a weekly basis to replenish city fridges with some of Buster’s frozen products. But besides the food, which does taste great, owner Darryl Koster has shown that he has a genuine interest in smoking products and is thoroughly willing to experiment with his industrial sized smoker….... READ MORE |  With the busy holiday season (family get-togethers, work parties, gift shopping, vacation packing, etc.), our friends decided to postpone our annual Secret Santa/Kris Kringle tradition to early January, after the holidays. This made it much easier for all of us to coordinate a time to get-together and make the most of the holiday sales. In addition, we decided to up the ante on the game and set up some new rules.... READ MORE
|  Hundreds of Festivals and events are taking place in and around the City of Toronto. We've organized two calendars to keep you informed of everything from intimate delicious get togethers, to parades and large-scale food events. The monthly events calendar lists all your generic events while our wine calendar is more specific to food and wine events in and around wine country. |
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