Culture
Americans are disgustingly fat. I’m allowed to say so because not long ago, I was disgustingly fat.
Three years ago, I
weighed close to 300 pounds. I would like to tell you being a big, lazy
s
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Drank
The folks at 10 Barrel Brewing are eager
young Turks. The Bend brewery, founded in 2006, already has a “Product
Development Team” and plans to expand across state lines with a Boise
brewpub
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Food Reviews & Stories
Banh mi price inflation is a hot button for foodniks. Is
it reasonable to double the price of cheapo Vietnamese sandwiches when
they’re composed of midgrade ingredients and served in swankier di
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The Northwest doesn’t have a lucky New Year’s dish—so we created one.
Headout
American regional cuisine is peppered with examples of
“lucky” New Year’s Day foods: ham and black-eyed peas in the South,
sauerkraut in the Midwest, a dozen grapes in Puerto Rico.
The Pac
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2011’s finest brews from Portland and the rest of the state.
Drank
Oregon makes—and drinks—a lot of beer. No one keeps a
comprehensive list of every Oregon beer released, but informal estimates
suggest at least 2,000 brews were crafted here this year. From th
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Food Reviews & Stories
There are many things I want to know about Elizabeth, the
woman who rolled a cooler up to my front door to sell tamales. How she
got in the cooler-based tamale business, naturally. Also, who else
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Bar Reviews
“Until last year we were in a garage,” says the sprightly
woman pouring a flight of Enso wine. She means to elicit surprise. The
effect is muted since the cavernous warehouse is still, technic
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Food Reviews & Stories
It’s Thanksgiving eve and the Woodsman Tavern is bustling.
The harried staff darts about as diners seated on iron-legged drafting
stools blend together in the richly dim room. A pale, slightly b
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Drank
You’ve probably had a stout very much like Fort George’s
Cavatica. The Astoria brewer’s dark, glowing bauble of a beer, which
debuted in cans last month, is “made in the tradition” of Mc
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Gift Guide
Boys Fort
600 SW 10th Ave., boysfort.com.Remember the treasure-filled clubhouse of
your childhood? That’s Boys Fort, a rustic downtown pop-up shop adorned
with dark wood and vintage hubcaps and
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