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Tomahawk Steak
“Tomahawk” is the most straightforward moniker in the steak world, you’ll know it when you see it.
Upping Your Ice Cream Game
If you love coconut ice cream, there’s never enough coconut— until you make your own.
Popcorn And The Movies
Next time a movie theater spirits you off to another world, thank popcorn.
Sadelle’s Smoked Salmon
Sadelle’s sources its melt-in-your-mouth specialty from smokers that get no hotter than 90-some-odd degrees.
The Omakase Strawberry
But New Jersey purveyor Oishii takes a quality-driven approach to produce the Omakase strawberry, a winter varietal native to Japan.
Nantucket Bay Scallops
“We call them the candy of the sea,” Peter Ramsden, the head fishmonger of Foley Fish Co., says about Nantucket bay scallops.
Fresh White Truffles
If you think you’ve experienced the taste of white truffles because you’ve had so-called truffle oil drizzled on your French fries, then you’re kidding yourself. Get the real …
Wagyu Beef
With a little knowledge, steak lovers can more easily partake of Japan’s meaty largesse through its many examples of hyperpremium beef, simply called wagyu (or Japanese cow).
Giant Short Ribs
They’re the ribs Fred Flintstone would order. You can call them giant short ribs or dinosaur bones, the correct name is beef plate short rib.