Vegan Chocolate Cake With Chocolate-Orange Frosting
Double down on chocolate and orange with this vegan dessert that gets a little help from the freezer aisle.
Double down on chocolate and orange with this vegan dessert that gets a little help from the freezer aisle.
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Perhaps you’re headed west of Boston to see an art exhibit at Smith College, or to go leaf peeping along the country roads, or to visit Amherst College for a football game versus longstanding rival Williams College. Maybe you’re heading to the Emily Dickinson Museum or the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame to enjoy some of Western Massachusetts’s favorite cultural attractions. Whatever the occasion, the region offers an incredible food scene to complement your travels. Western Massachusetts’s Pioneer Valley, in particular, is an attractive destination for food enthusiasts. If you’re visiting one of the schools of the Five College
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Greater Boston bars and venues are grappling with a rise in involuntary drugged drinks, but procedures for addressing future incidents are in sight “When you raise awareness, if you even help prevent one person from getting drugged, then that’s a good thing.” Amidst a rash of incidents in which people have been involuntarily drugged in Greater Boston bars and clubs, the Cambridge License Commission (CLC) issued a one-day license suspension to the music venue the Sinclair on April 25 for “allegedly failing to provide aid to an intoxicated or injured person” last September. The CLC is responsible for issuing
“We wanted to give new and existing canna consumers an opportunity to experience cannabis in a commonly known form” This article was published with permission from Talking Joints Memo. Read more of their cannabis coverage at talkingjointsmemo.com We’re not sure if we are soothsayers for continuing to say this or if it is simply obvious, but THC-infused beverages are going to be big this summer. Like, huge. You’ll see them everywhere you turn, especially in places people are relaxing. On a related note, all popups are awesome, since it’s always great to sample new products, even uninfused ones. But
Photo by Glenn Kulbako“After three long years, we’re so excited to bring people together again for this celebration of Somerville’s dining and nightlife options.” This is big, big news. One of our favorite food romps for sure, “for the first time in three long pandemic years, Taste of Somerville is returning to Assembly Row on June 14.” As longtime attendees may recall, “the event was established in 1997 to celebrate Somerville’s vibrant dining and beverage scenes while supporting community causes.” For their return, “this year’s event will benefit the Somerville Education Foundation and is expected to be its biggest
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Wow your friends and family with coleslaws, potato salads and other summer favorites that don’t shy away from big flavor.
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