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Tuesday, January 29, 2008

San Diego Foodstuff Debuts in National Geographic Traveler

Imagine my surprise when I discovered that National Geographic Traveler writer Emily Haile prominently mentioned San Diego Foodstuff in her 48 Hours San Diego Destination Guide for January/February 2008.

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Love to cook? Love to explore? Love to shop for delectable new treats and fresh, flavorful eats? San Diego Foodstuff is your guide to the culinary treats found beyond our region's homogeneous supermarkets--in ethnic markets, artisan bakeries, specialty gourmet shops, produce markets and more. If you have a passion for food and cooking, if you've been frustrated locating hard-to-find ingredients for a new recipe you long to try or are curious about some of the unfamiliar but intriguing products you've seen in ethnic markets, well, you've just found your favorite new foodie blog. And, if you have opinions or favorite places or foodstuff that excite the foodie in you, let's hear about them (just click on the comments link below the post) so we can all make them a part of our lives.

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Caron Golden: San Diego, California, United States; I am nothing if not a foodie. But, by day I'm also an award-winning freelance writer. Along with the serious stuff that pays the bills, I've enjoyed years of travel writing, with visits to Australia, Canada (both coasts), England, France, Amsterdam, Baja California and lots of U.S. cities. I've tasted big fat Moreton Bay Bugs in Brisbane and smoked eel fresh from the local factory in Amsterdam, tiny wild strawberries I picked roadside in the Magdalene Islands and the juiciest possible rotisserie chicken, accompanied by flavorful socca pancakes, in Nice's Old City. But as enjoyable as my travels have been, nothing beats feeding the people you love. And if you cook, unless you're a farmer, shopping is part of the pleasure. I am a first-class shopper and love to share my discoveries. That's what San Diego Foodstuff is all about. Fabulous food finds in our region. Together, let's see where we can find the makings of a great meal! And listen to me on the Gourmet Club, which I co-host, on Wednesday mornings at 11 Pacific (www.signonradio.com).

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Tuesday, January 29, 2008

San Diego Foodstuff Debuts in National Geographic Traveler

What's New. What's Tickling My Mind.

Digg member? If you enjoy this, Digg It!

Gear Up Your Kitchen. Feed Your Inner Foodie

Listen to Caron Wednesday Mornings on SignOn Radio's Gourmet Club

The Foodie Jigsaw Puzzle

My Favorites

San Diego Foodstuff: Beyond--Way Beyond--the Supermarket

Blog Archive

Fab Food Resources on the Web

San Diego County Certified Farmers Markets

Marais Charcuterie: A Foodie"s Dream Vacation

About Me

The Foodie Jigsaw Puzzle

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