With farm-to-table going mainstream, brands are applying a similar philosophy to pet food.
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Brooklyn-based Potluck is cutting out the middleman and offering just the kitchenware essentials.
A knife set on Amazon ranges from $5.74 to $2,295.95. However Brooklyn’s Misen sells a top quality “essentials” three-piece set for $130.
Sail away to a tropical paradise with Island Pops ice cream, popsicles and shaved ice.
Chef One makes the best dumplings you can find at a standard local supermarket.
Compare the ingredient labels of both drinks and Soylent reads like a chemistry project while Ambronite reads like a natural food store shopping list.
Dog owners themselves, SHED started out of a frustration with the lack of high quality, leather-free pet accessories.
Our meal was delicious, our guests were impressed and when they left we already planning to do it again soon.
Their curated coffee collection is a fun and not so fanciful way of getting a cup of joe.
Their basic premise is simple: Take the leftover coffee fruit pulp, a fiber- and protein-rich by-product, and convert it into flour.
The Brookyln-based pasta maker mixes ingredients like beets, porcini mushrooms, basil and even nettles into pasta dough, churning out bright red fusilli, or deep green radiators.
Aptly named after the Hebrew word for “market,” NYShuk showcases the diversity, range of ingredients and warmth of Middle Eastern markets translated into spice blends, condiments and small-batch couscous.
