IntoxiKate (v):
to excite or elate foodies to the point of enthusiasm or frenzy;
to live life deliciously*
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As many of you know, IntoxiKate is a proud sponsor of this year’s Dining Out for Life Hudson Valley, which takes place all over the county (check participating restaurants) on …
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IntoxiKate was created to showcase some of the innovative chefs popping up in Westchester. But it was also developed to highlight some of the really amazing foodie events going on …
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A small, circular white plate sits in front of me. Sliced radishes, a handful of fava beans, and tomatoes sit atop a bed of bib lettuce. Small, homemade potato “chips” …
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{Press Release} Local authors and delicious food are the main ingredients behind this year’s Books & Cooks event, a literary “feast” hosted at the Greenburgh Public Library. The annual fundraiser, …
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Last Thursday, members of the Westchester #FoodieNation headed to Stamford, CT, for the IntoxiKate Happy Hour at City Limits. The recap, in photos, is below. For more images, please visit …
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I happen to love the blogger community that’s formed in the ‘burbs. From Greenwich to Yonkers, north to south, food lovers to savvy shoppers, the tristate area has some writers …