IntoxiKate (v):
to excite or elate foodies to the point of enthusiasm or frenzy;
to live life deliciously*
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Last week, Mrs. Green’s Natural Market opened its doors on North Broadway in Tarrytown. The market will offer its traditional products include organic produce, all-natural meats, artisanal baked goods and …
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Last night, author Michelle Buffardi and I teamed up for a Cheesy Event for Great Balls of Cheese. The book features a collection of sweet and savory cheese balls perfect for …
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If Christmas ham and plum pudding isn’t really your forte in the kitchen, don’t worry. Although most restaurants are closed for the day, there are a few places where you …
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Looking for the best places to go for Dec. 24th Look no further—with places celebrating with a special brunch or the seven fishes dinner, you’ll be holiday happy with these …
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Exclusive to IntoxiKate Readers, these items are not only great gifts for the foodie in your life, but you’ll save a little too! For the Tea Lover Hasting’s Tea Lounge …
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Last night’s IntoxiKate Happy Hour was generously hosted by Infusion American Tapas and Music Lounge in Pelham. With the holidays just around the corner, this month’s happy hour had a …