#source co. culinary

[source-co]

hi welcome to source co. a normal company run by normal people wait this isnt the right sales pitch

Hello, and welcome to Source Co.!

We're an Addison-owned company working to help provide help for ads both new and old!! While we started primarily as an Addison fashion company, we've expanded to also help up-and-coming ads find stock and roles that fit them best!!

We pride ourselves for our high quality products, made for Addisons, by Addisons!!!

We have a few staff from a few different departments currently running this account, so feel free to drop by and we'll see who's best suited to help you!!!

Thank you for your visit to Source Co.!

-Ye01, Founder & Owner of Source Co.

...our camera currently isnt working... i'll try and sort us a new one soon. text only for now i'm afraid everyone. please dont ask for the tech department i need a break. -pi37

AVAILABLE STAFF LIST:

Ye01 - Source Co. Founder

UNAVAILABLE STAFF LIST:

Pi37 - Tech Department

Or48 - Fashion Department

Pi04 - Food & Drink Department

Bl105 - also Fashion Department

Pi286 & Pi287 - Relationships Department

Or174 - Misc Department, General Advice

Pi92 - Source Co. Marketing Department

VOLUNTARY STAFF LIST:

none at the moment!

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all of our staff members have their own tags also!!

[FROM HERE ONWARDS IS OOC!!!]

hi! this is an ask/rp blog centered around the addisons!!! run by one(1) mod, @insertsona / @fakeassfriends . you can call me casino! i will only give my pronouns if actually relevant or asked for.

while id liiike for this to have plot it is ultimately BASED OFF OF A DREAM I HAD ONCE and thus may or may not actually have one. well see.

ill be real the blog being text only to start is solely because MY ART MOTIVATION HAS BEEN DEAD RECENTLY </3 but hopefully ill be able to start including art with responses in the future!!!

this is my first time running a blog like this so please be patient with me ^^'

for those curious: the 'voluntary staff list' is gonna be for cameo characters ! this may or may not include sale. if you follow my art blog you know who he is.

ooc tag: #obligatory tag for when im ooc

[vintagelasvegas]

Moulin Rouge Hotel & Casino

May 1955, opening week. Photo by Loomis Dean.

Photos of Moulin Rouge

Timeline.

'54: Mar. 29, Las Vegas City Commission approves construction of Moulin Rouge. The project was launched by partners including New York restaurateur Louis Rubin, Beverly Hills developers Alexander & Henry Bisno (Bisno & Bisno co.), and smaller investors.

'54: Jul. 16, Groundbreaking.

'55: Apr. 6, Fire destroys the "motel wing" (Montmartre Motel) during construction. The fire does not delay the main hotel.

'55: May 24, MR preview opening, and debut Tropi-Can-Can show in the Cafe Rouge Theatre Restaurant; public opening follows on May 26. Owners, the Moulin Rouge Associates, include the Bisnos and Rubin among a group of over 20. Possible other owners include Joe Louis (2%), Joe West, Aron Blum, Edna Shulman, and Mark Lipsky. African-American staff include Joe Louis, host; Sonny Boswell, former Harlem Globetrotters, general manager; Jimmy Gay of Las Vegas, personnel director. MR's "late show" plays nightly starting on opening night. The hotel portion of MR was not fully completed at the time of opening. (RJ 5/24/55, RJ 5/27/55)

'55: Jun. 1, first known lawsuit against MR from contractor, Lawrence Hawthorne. (RJ 6/1/55)

'55: Oct. 5, City of Las Vegas threatens MR license unless finances and owners are disclosed.

'55: Oct. 10, MR closes. It is the first major Las Vegas hotel to close, immediately following legal action taken by Bartenders Union Local 165 and Culinary 226 over unpaid wages.

'55: Oct. 19, MR files petition for bankruptcy. A report from proceedings in Jan. '56 says, "Some 300 creditors have $850,000 in claims now pending. Among them, 185 local creditors including engineers, plumbers, electricians [and] employees..." (RJ 1/16/56)

'56: Jan., Montmartre Motel (adjoining the hotel) is open. Whether the motel, operated by Albert Childs, was open prior is unclear. The MR attraction board was moved from the front of the hotel, slightly west to the front of the motel.

'56: Nov. 27, Bankruptcy sale. Lone bid of $470,000 rejected.

'58: Nov., Leo Frey (Leroy Investment Co.) awarded the hotel by court. Frey, “a sizeable investor in the original corporation which owned the hotel and the partnership which operated it” (RJ 11/25/58). Frey is denied gaming license, reopens hotel and coffee shop. Other individuals later denied gaming license “because of unsuitable backgrounds of the landlords Leo, Herbert, and Karl Frey” (RJ 3/21/69).

'85: Joe & Sarann Preddy, and Joe Walker lease Club Rouge and the bar.

'90: Preddy & Walker group takes over ownership from Leroy Co., secures liquor and gaming license.

'92: Moulin Rouge listed on National Register of Historic Places.

'97: Sold to Bart Maybie.

'03: May 29, Fire destroys the showroom & casino building.

'04: Moulin Rouge Development Corp. buys property.

'08: MRD Corp. files for bankruptcy.

'09: Olympic Coast Investment takes ownership; May 6, Fire destroys the front hotel wing; Sign donated and moved to Neon Museum; tower demolished in 2010.

'12: OCI files bankruptcy.

'17: Fire; last remains of MR and Mo'Mart Motel demolished.

Entertainment.

Tropi-Can-Can was the Moulin Rouge's debut revue, running seven weeks. Las Vegas resorts usually had two shows per evening, or a third late show on weekends. Tropi-Can-Can included a late show every night, 8 PM, 11 PM and 2 AM. The revue in May 1955 included Benny Carter orchestra, Stump and Stumpy, The Platters (Reed, Lynch, Williams, Robi, Taylor), Timmie Rogers, Margie McGlory, Teddy Hale, The Honey-Tones, Ann Weldon, Bob Bailey as master of ceremonies, and the dancers (numbering 20 to 27, sources vary) including Delcenia Boyd (16 years old), Norma Tolbert, Dee Dee Jasmin, Mary Louise Randolph, Carrie Ann Pollard, and Anna Bailey (28 y/o). The Platters recorded their hit version of "Only You" a month before the opening of Moulin Rouge, and the record was released summer '55.

Hot, Brown & Beige was the second show for three weeks, featuring Stump and Stumpy, singer Toni Harper, dancers Maurice and Gregory Hines (ages 11 and 9), vocal and dance group The Double-Daters, doo-wop group The Flamingos.

The Lionel Hampton International All-Star Revue ran for another three weeks.

Construction, '54. Las Vegas News Bureau, LVCVA Archive.

Moulin Rouge Show Girls Arrive in Vegas. Review-Journal, 5/9/55.

5/23/55 – Jay Florian Mitchell Photo Collection, Nevada State Museum.

Photo by Las Vegas News Bureau, LVCVA Archive.

Postcard to Los Angeles, postmarked 7/8/55.

Sources include: City to Hear Both Sides. Review-Journal, 7/6/54 p2; Vegas' Newest Hotel Moulin Rouge Opens. Review-Journal, 5/25/55 p3; Capacity Crowd. Review-Journal, 5/27/55 p1; City Threatens Moulin Rouge License Over Ownership Fuss. Review-Journal, 10/5/55; Another Suit Against Spa. Review-Journal, 10/7/55 p3; Moulin Rouge Re-Financing Sought After Casino is Closed. Review-Journal, 10/11/55; No Action Against Spa Licenses. Review-Journal, 10/20/55; Businessmen Watching Events at Moulin Rouge. Review-Journal, 1/16/56; Couple trades parcel of land to get Moulin Rouge Hotel. Review Journal, 1/26/90; Earnest N. Bracey. Winter ‘96. The Moulin Rouge Mystique: Blacks and Equal Rights in Las Vegas, Nevada Historical Society Quarterly, Vol. 39, No. 4, p. 272-288; Nicole Raz. Light Touch Needed. Review Journal, 8/7/2016; An Interview with Katherine M. Joseph (OH-00979), Mary Louise Williams oral history interview (OH-01991), and Anna Bailey oral history interview (OH-00096), UNLV Special Collections & Archives; William H. “Bob” Bailey. Looking Up: Finding My Voice in Las Vegas (2009).

[starlit1daydream]

Had an extended thought about DDLC SBURB-ways that I really wanted to get out there before it runs out of my mind; plus, I could use a second opinion.

Monika begins the story clawing together fragments of SBURB.exe code from various sources, desperate to boot up a session in the hopes it'll free her from her own game - transporting her and the others out of DDLC itself and into The Medium instead.

All she's read about the game for sure is it's intended for the birth of universes, and the prospect of a new world she's in full control of sounds very enticing.

To her [and everyone else's] surprise, the attempt works and all four girls are transported into SBURB; and Monika is very confident in things running smoothly!

...This is not how they run at all.

See, through Monika's previous meddling with codes & character files, she's made one hell of a grievous error.

She's manipulated the characters of Sayori & Yuri so deeply that she's changed the fundamental core of who they are.

In layman's terms, she's artificially altered their Classpects - bringing secondary traits to the forefront, and turning primary traits to tertiary.

And since Monika's manipulation specifically targets her friends' negative attributes, worsening their own mental health? These changes are not good ones.

Monika, here, is a Witch of Light. She's manipulating not just the parameters of her role, now, but the narrative itself. She's artificially transformed the very truth of her friends' characters.

Natsuki, immune to her manipulation through the latent powers of her Aspect; and a few quirks in the code itself, is a Knight of Rage; now saddled with the responsibility of maintaining skepticism.

Sayori, initially pegged as a Sylph of Blood, has been turned into a Page of Doom instead; now threatening to atrophy the components of the game itself the more she sinks into fatalistic depression.

And Yuri, intended as a Seer of Heart, is now a Mage of Time with a destructive obsession with death & entropy; five seconds away from turning on her co-players and ending the session in blood.

So, their session's about five seconds away from going down the shitter; and Monika is forced to consult Natsuki for help - she's the only one without any notable alterations to personality thanks to the abilities given to her by the Rage Aspect.

Predictably, she is really not too happy with Monika once she comes clean, but agrees to work with her to fix this mess for the greater good; after having her own private episode of dread given her newfound knowledge of her game's [un]reality.

Lands are still in very heavy beta phase, but a few ideas:

Monika's could be a verdant, grassy world representing the kind of picturesque future she's always dreamed of - and also a little stealth reference to bliss.png.

Sayori's would be covered in perpetual torrential rain, a little nod to her 'raincloud' metaphor for her depression, with a quest that would involve clearing the skies.

Yuri's I have a very clear inspiration for - The Garden of Forking Paths from ULTRAKILL. A land of pristine, soulless marble; a blank canvas just begging to be painted red with blood.

Natsuki's Land, I see as a frozen wasteland turning her culinary intrigue against her; an Antarctic wilderness with frosting instead of frost; a cold dessert over desert.

So, of course, I am fairly unsure whether or not I cooked something here or whether I burned the kitchen down.

[davidisheresblog]

May 9th, 2025: The Great Roll Debacle and Steak Shenanigans at Texas Roadhouse

Alright, internet fam, pull up a virtual chair and let me spin you a yarn about the culinary chaos that was my Friday night pilgrimage to the land of peanuts and endless rolls – Texas Roadhouse. Yes, your favorite 28-year-old African American nerd David (that's me, currently smelling faintly of cinnamon butter) embarked on a gastronomic adventure with my sister Imani and my best buddy Jim, and let me tell you, it was a journey filled with laughter, near-misses, and enough carbs to fuel a small rocket.

The day itself was a classic Friday. You know the drill: the anticipation of the weekend hanging in the air like the scent of freshly brewed coffee, the internal debate about whether to tackle that looming to-do list or just embrace the sweet embrace of procrastination (spoiler alert: procrastination usually wins). I spent most of the afternoon locked in a fierce battle with a particularly stubborn piece of code, a digital wrestling match that left me feeling about as graceful as a baby giraffe on roller skates.

Finally, freedom arrived in the form of Imani's text: "Roadhouse in an hour. Don't be late, I'm craving those dang rolls." Imani's cravings are not to be trifled with. It's like a superpower, fueled by an insatiable desire for warm, yeasty goodness. Jim, ever the enthusiastic co-conspirator in any food-related endeavor, chimed in with a string of steak emojis. My stomach rumbled in agreement.

We arrived at Texas Roadhouse to the usual delightful pandemonium. The line dancing waiters, the buckets of peanuts practically begging to be cracked open, the general air of celebratory indulgence – it's an experience, to say the least. We snagged a table (after a brief but intense staring contest with a family eyeing the same booth) and the roll-delivery commenced almost immediately.

Ah, the rolls. Those warm, pillowy clouds of deliciousness slathered in that addictive cinnamon butter. It's a dangerous game. You tell yourself you'll only have one. Then you blink, and suddenly you've constructed a small roll fort on your plate. Tonight was no exception. Imani, Jim, and I dove in with the ferocity of wolves who hadn't seen bread in a week.

This is where the "great roll debacle" comes in. I, in my enthusiastic consumption, attempted a particularly ambitious maneuver: dipping a roll into the butter mid-conversation with Imani, while simultaneously trying to catch a peanut Jim had tossed in my direction. It was a triple threat of potential disaster. Predictably, the roll slipped. It wasn't a graceful fall. It was more of a slow-motion plop, landing squarely in my water glass, instantly transforming it into a murky bread-water concoction.

Imani and Jim erupted in laughter. The waiter, who had just arrived with our drinks, gave me a look that clearly said, "Sir, are you alright? Do you need adult supervision?" I just shrugged, fished out the soggy roll (which, surprisingly, still tasted pretty good), and requested a new water. Dignity? What's dignity when there are warm rolls involved?

The steaks, when they arrived, were magnificent. Imani went for her usual perfectly cooked sirloin, Jim tackled a massive ribeye like it had personally insulted his ancestors, and I savored a juicy filet mignon. The conversation flowed, punctuated by the satisfying sounds of chewing and the occasional burst of laughter. Jim regaled us with a tale of his latest attempt to build a self-folding laundry contraption (which, predictably, ended with more clothes on the floor than folded). Imani shared some hilarious anecdotes from her work, involving a particularly dramatic office plant.

Even the line dancing waiters, usually a source of mild amusement, seemed extra energetic tonight. One of them nearly took out a nearby table with a particularly enthusiastic spin, adding another layer of comedic chaos to the evening.

By the time we waddled out of Texas Roadhouse, our stomachs were full, our faces were sore from laughing, and my shirt had a faint butter-related stain. It wasn't a night of high drama or profound revelations, but it was a perfect Friday night spent with two of my favorite people, indulging in good food and even better company.

So, here's to friendship, family, and the eternal allure of warm rolls. Just maybe next time, I'll keep my bread products a safe distance from my beverages.

#TexasRoadhouseAdventures #RollChaos #SteakNight #FriendshipGoals #FamilyTime #FoodComa #CinnamonButterDreams #NerdEats #MyDayInComedy

[pagan-stitches]

This cookbook (link below) is a joint project between museums in Austria and Czechia to collect recipes from 1750 to 1918 (my great-grandparents left in 1912—a part of the Slavic diaspora that was getting out before WWI) that were going back and forth across the borders as Czech and Moravian domestic workers went back and forth—introducing Czech folk recipes into Austria and Austrian recipes back home to southern Bohemia and Znojmo (my great-grandparent’s region of southern Moravia).

This is the first half of the summer section. I should have posted it before Pentecost but I forgot.

Everything is doubled because it was published in both Czech and German.

Part 2 of the Summer Recipes:

Original Source:

The Spring Chapter Translated:

[gallifreyinstituteforlearning]

You have told us how to court your average gallifreyan but how would one go about courting a Gallifreyan member of the Faction Paradox? Like are they in to freaky shadow stuff because I can not move my shadow like that? Like what major differences are their in courting a member of Faction Paradox compared to your average run of the mill Gallifreyan or Renegade?

And is it technically possible to court a Celestis or is that to messed up?

How should you court a member of Faction Paradox/a Celesti?

Courting a Faction Paradox member is very much NOT recommended by the Institute, however, here are some pointers you may find helpful:

🧠 Continue to be intellectually stimulating: Faction Paradox members are no different to normal Gallifreyans, at least when it comes to you remaining intriguing enough for them. Discussing the intricacies of time loops over dinner might score you points, and so might proposing a toast to the entropy of the universe.

🍽️ Pick the right meal: Forget the spaghetti bolognese; think of dishes that defy physics or even just culinary decency. Maybe go for a meal that exists in a state of quantum uncertainty or a dessert that tastes like regret, if you can find such a thing.

✔️ Embrace mind games: Members of the Faction Paradox love a bit of an enigma. A potential partner who can maintain an aura of mystery is likely to be very intriguing to them. A sudden, nonsensical act or something like an outburst of Woody Woodpecker laughter signals that you're not just another predictable human.

🗣️ Give what you get: They'll probably test you with some snappy comments and insults, cos they love a bit of bants. Give back what you get like some kind of interstellar rap battle.

🫨 Embrace the rituals ... and the chaos: The Faction love a good ritual. You might not be able to move your shadow in eldritch ways, but participation in or even just an appreciation of these can go a long way in impressing them.

👏 Laud their achievements (but not too much): Faction members like to hear how good they are. But not too much, because there's a fine line between providing compliments and just being a sycophant.

🔥 Show hatred for Gallifreyan traditions and customs: They really don't like them, so you shouldn't either. Down with Rassilon!

😍 Physical and telepathic boldness: Unlike typical Gallifreyans, Faction members might be more open to physical and telepathic intimacy, though this could vary, as some may just find it all primitive.

🌟 Courting a Celesti

The Celesti inhabit a realm of existence that transcends conventional physical and temporal boundaries, making the concept of "courting" as we understand it a challenging idea. It'd be a bit like trying to date a cloud.

If you do manage to get into a relationship with a Celesti, don't think in any way you'd be able to control or influence it. Sorry, but you're not driving that ride.

🏫 So ...

Once again, despite all of this, remember that every person is unique, with their personality traits, interests, and views. Tailor your approach based on the individual you're courting.

Related:

🤔|🧑‍🤝‍🧑🎁What gift would suit my Gallifreyan and their biology?

💬|💑💋How do Gallifreyans flirt?: How Gallifreyans approach flirting.

💬|💑💋How should you court a Gallifreyan?: Advice on dating a Gallifreyan.

Hope that helped! 😃

Any purple text is educated guesswork or theoretical. More content ... →📫Got a question? | 📚Complete list of Q+A and factoids →😆Jokes |🩻Biology |🗨️Language |🕰️Throwbacks |🤓Facts →🫀Gallifreyan Anatomy and Physiology Guide (pending) →⚕️Gallifreyan Emergency Medicine Guides →📝Source list (WIP) →📜Masterpost If you're finding your happy place in this part of the internet, feel free to buy a coffee to help keep our exhausted human conscious. She works full-time in medicine and is so very tired😴

[wiredawake]

Support Families in Northern Gaza through Rooftop & Home Vegetable Gardens

"My name is Laila El-Haddad. I'm an author and advocate for Palestinian rights and food justice. Many of you might know me as the co-author of The Gaza Kitchen: A Palestinian Culinary Journey. I'm also an avid gardener and though I am from Gaza City, I'm a farmer at heart!  Farmers represent the deep rootedness Palestinians have to the land.  For Palestinians, farming, especially during a time of genocide and ecocide-is an act of deep faith and the very embodiment of Sumood- the Palestinian concept of steadfast perseverance.

Background

Once known for its lush apple orchards, strawberries, and citrus, northern Gaza is now completely cut off from the rest of Gaza.  

As part of its policy to make Gaza unlivable, Israel has destroyed 50% of Gaza's trees and farmland, and severely restricted the entry of food and aid, especially to the north. The scale of damage and destruction is catastrophic. Israeli forces have leveled agricultural land, 90% of all greenhouses, olive groves, and poultry farms. The entire population is now facing a forced starvation policy and experiencing extreme hunger. 

Your Donation Will Help Change This Reality by Providing Rooftop, Home, and Urban Vegetable Gardens through seedling and seed distribution for Vulnerable and Displaced Families in Northern Gaza who are subsisting on 245 calories a day. 

What and Why?  

I'm organizing this campaign to help support farmers and families in the areas of northern Gaza most impacted by Israel's ongoing war to start their own rooftop and home gardens-a small step towards self sufficiency and food sovereignty. All international and local aid agencies have had to evacuate from the north, leaving the population especially vulnerable, and whatever limited amounts of fresh produce and aid are available are sold astronomical prices. 

How?

I spent months researching and consulting with agricultural experts in Gaza and abroad on the most secure and effective way to give Palestinians sustainable access to fresh produce.  Next, I partnered with with the Gaza Palestinian American Association and the Middle East Children's Alliance, both accredited 501(c)(3)  who are taking 0% overhead, as well as a team of community based partners in Gaza, who will be sourcing the supplies needed to start the home gardens locally and managing the project.  

Our team on the ground has been working hard to source and start growing local seedlings to distribute to families, and other materials needed to provide them with the resources they desperately need to start their own home, rooftop, patio, and community vegetable gardens, depending on the spaces they have access to.  We will roll out the project in several phases, which each phase targeting 100 families.

Each family will receive:

* At least 30 assorted seasonal vegetables seedlings (Palestinian summer squash, hot peppers, eggplant, cucumber and tomatoes, depending on availability)

* 80 grams of local seeds (dill, mulukhiya, chard), 

* Compost, soil, and amendments 

* Plastic planters, irrigation cans, where needed

* Training and follow up by agriculture experts

Your donations will also help fund the purchase of several solar panel systems to power  community wells that communities rely on to drink and irrigate their gardens and farms with (currently, municipal access to water is limited to once every ten days, and well motors are inoperable due to an Israeli ban on the entry of fuel).

With your support, we can help Palestinian families sow the seeds of a brighter future, cultivate hope and grow some of their own food again!

Your donation is tax deductible and zakat eligible!  100% of the proceeds will go towards the project in Gaza!  

Together, we will help families in the north grow healthy food for themselves, their neighbors and their friends!

[priyanshukn]

Buying and Using Coconut Butter in Bulk in India

Coconut butter, a creamy and versatile product made from pureed coconut flesh, has been gaining traction worldwide for its rich flavor and nutritional benefits. In India, where coconuts are a staple in many households, buying coconut butter in bulk is an economical and practical choice for both individuals and businesses. Here’s a detailed guide on why and how to embrace coconut butter in bulk, along with tips for sourcing it in India.

Why Buy Coconut Butter in Bulk?

Cost-Effective: Purchasing coconut butter in large quantities often reduces the cost per unit, making it a budget-friendly option for frequent users.

Eco-Friendly: Buying in bulk minimizes packaging waste, aligning with sustainable and environmentally-conscious practices.

Versatility: Coconut butter can be used in numerous ways—from cooking and baking to skincare and DIY projects—making it a multipurpose investment.

Convenience: Having a ready supply of coconut butter ensures you’re always stocked for your culinary and cosmetic needs.

Culinary Uses of Coconut Butter

Cooking: Use coconut butter as a flavorful substitute for dairy butter or oil in sautéing vegetables, making curries, or drizzling over roasted vegetables.

Baking: Its creamy texture adds richness to cakes, cookies, and energy bars, while its natural sweetness enhances flavor profiles.

Spreads and Toppings: Spread it over toast, pancakes, or waffles for a nutrient-rich alternative to regular spreads.

Smoothies: Add a spoonful to smoothies for a creamy texture and a boost of healthy fats.

Non-Culinary Uses of Coconut Butter

Skincare: Coconut butter’s moisturizing properties make it ideal for use as a natural lotion or lip balm.

Hair Care: It can be used as a nourishing hair mask to combat dryness and add shine.

DIY Products: Coconut butter is a popular ingredient in homemade soaps, scrubs, and candles.

Sourcing Coconut Butter in Bulk in India

Local Manufacturers: Many local producers, especially in coconut-rich states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu, offer high-quality coconut butter at wholesale prices.

Online Retailers: Platforms like Amazon India, Flipkart, and specialized health food websites often list bulk packages of coconut butter.

Wholesale Markets: Visit local wholesale markets or health food stores that cater to bulk buyers. These often provide fresh products at competitive rates.

Organic Stores: Organic outlets and co-operatives frequently stock coconut butter made from organically grown coconuts.

What to Look for When Buying in Bulk

Purity: Ensure the product is free from additives, preservatives, or artificial flavors.

Quality Certification: Look for certifications such as FSSAI, USDA Organic, or India Organic to guarantee quality.

Packaging: Opt for airtight, food-grade containers to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.

Shelf Life: Check the expiration date and storage recommendations to ensure long-term usability.

Storing Bulk Coconut Butter

Cool and Dry Place: Store coconut butter in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent spoilage.

Refrigeration: In hot and humid climates, refrigeration can help extend its shelf life.

Airtight Containers: Transfer large quantities into smaller, airtight jars for daily use to minimize exposure and maintain freshness.

Embracing Coconut Butter as a Lifestyle Staple

Incorporating coconut butter into your daily routine—whether for its culinary delights or its skincare benefits—can be a game-changer. Buying in bulk not only saves money but also ensures you always have this versatile, nutrient-rich product at your fingertips.

Natures Natural India, where the coconut is revered as a ‘tree of life,’ coconut butter represents a natural treasure that supports health, sustainability, and tradition. By sourcing it wisely and using it creatively, you can unlock its full potential for yourself and your family.

[tuanminhexport]

"Black Pepper: The Bold Spice That Adds Depth to Every Dish"

Sourced from the fertile Central Highlands of Vietnam, Tuan Minh Co., Ltd brings you premium Black Pepper, celebrated for its bold and pungent flavor that enhances a variety of dishes. Grown in ideal soil and climate conditions, Tuan Minh’s black peppercorns are harvested at peak maturity, ensuring exceptional quality and flavor intensity.

Available in several forms—including black peppercorn ASTA, white peppercorn 630g/l, black pepper powder, and steam-sterilized—this versatile spice meets diverse culinary needs. Beyond flavor, Tuan Minh’s Black Pepper is packed with essential minerals such as Iron, Calcium, Magnesium, and Potassium, adding both taste and nutrition to every meal.

Certified by ISO, HACCP, FDA, KOSHER, HALAL, and ASTA, Tuan Minh’s Black Pepper meets rigorous global standards, making it a trusted choice for international markets. With a consistent year-round supply, it’s ready for export to the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. Whether for professional kitchens or home cooking, Tuan Minh’s Black Pepper enriches recipes with its robust aroma and distinctive taste, delivering an authentic touch of Vietnamese quality to plates around the world.

[prapasara]

“Coconut Milk” The Heart of Thai Cuisine 🌴🥥🇹🇭

When you think of fruit in Thailand, the image of the coconut inevitably comes to mind, conjuring visions of palm trees swaying in the breeze.🌴

It's only natural to think of the coconut as one of Thailand's signature fruits, alongside the durian. In Thai culinary tradition, coconut milk, known locally as "Ka-Ti," is not merely an ingredient but a fundamental element ✨.

🥥 Its rich, creamy texture with slight notes of melted butter, profoundly influences the flavor dynamics of Thai cuisine. This indispensable component lends dishes a distinctive character that is both versatile and integral to the regional variations across the country.

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[ Why is Coconut Milk important to Thai food ? ]

1. Creamy Texture

Coconut milk is celebrated for its ability to impart a lush, creamy consistency to Thai dishes. This texture is crucial, especially in main dishes such as curries.

In Thai desserts, it provides a silky mouthfeel that elevates simple ingredients into comforting sweets.

2. Flavor Balance

Coconut milk softens the intensity of chili peppers while enhancing other flavors. Furthermore, coconut milk enables a more nuanced flavor profile, allowing other ingredients such as lemongrass, galangal, and kaffir lime leaves to surface and be appreciated in the palate.

3. Creativity in Regional Cooking

Coconut milk is a versatile ingredient used in both savory and sweet dishes. Each region of Thailand utilizes coconut milk in uniquely expressive ways.

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[ 🇹🇭 A Taste of Thailand: Coconut Milk Featuring Four Regions 🍽️ ]

📍Central Regions

In Central Thailand, coconut milk is used liberally to create smooth, rich textures in both savory and sweet dishes. This region emphasizes a balanced flavor profile, where the creaminess of coconut milk complements the heat of chilies and the tang of citrus and tamarind.

🍲 Highlight maindish : Tom Kha Gai (Sour and Sour Soup), Gaeng Kiew Wan (Green Curry)

🍨 Highlight dessert : Khanom Tuay (Thai Coconut Custard Dessert)

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📍 Southern Regions

Southern Thailand's cuisine utilizes coconut milk to tame the intense spiciness of its dishes and to complement the abundant seafood.

🍲 Highlight maindish : Golek Chicken (Grilled Spicy Chicken), Gaeng Pu Bai Cha Plu (Crab Meat Soup with Wild Betel Leaf)

🍨 Highlight dessert : Khanom Co (Rice Flour Dumplings in Sweet Coconut Cream)

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📍 Northern Regions

For the traditional cuisine of Northern Thailand, it is characterized by a distinctly unique taste, and the ingredients must come from natural sources.

For example, Northern Thai cuisine generally avoids adding sugar, instead relying on the natural sweetness of the ingredients used in cooking. One of the ingredients that adds a rich flavor is coconut milk.

Coconut milk is an ingredient that not only enhances the richness of the dish but also ensures that the flavor of the main ingredients remains prominent.

🍲 Highlight maindish : Khao Soi (Thai Curry Noodle Soup), Gaeng Yuak Gluay (Banana Stalk Curry)

🍨 Highlight dessert : Khanom Sila-On (Pandan Coconut Sweet Pudding)

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📍 Northeast (Isan) Regions

Isan cuisine is primarily known for its bold flavors, emphasizing the use of herbs and strong seasonings such as chili, lime, and fermented fish sauce. These ingredients are combined in a variety of ways to enhance the intense flavors of the dishes. Due to this preference for robust tastes, coconut milk, which is milder and adds a creamy texture, is not very popular in Isan cooking.

🍲 Highlight maindish : Mee Ka-Ti Isan (Noodle with Coconut Curry)

🍨 Highlight dessert : Khanom Mok Ma Prao (Thai Coconut Rice Dumpling)

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💡 Did you know ?

Not only the coconut milk. but also other coconut products, including oil, and desiccated coconut, are typically featured in Thai cuisine.

For example, coconut oil is widely used for frying and in desserts, while desiccated coconut is often sprinkled over sweets and sometimes savory dishes, adding texture and flavor. These products showcase the versatility of the coconut in Thai culinary practices, reflecting its deep-rooted significance in the country's food culture. 🥥🌴🇹🇭

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"กะทิ" หัวใจสำคัญของอาหารไทย 🌴🥥🇹🇭

หากนึกถึงผลไม้ของไทย “มะพร้าว” 🌴 ก็เป็นหนึ่งในผลไม้อันดับต้น ๆ ที่ถูกนึกถึงนอกเหนือจากทุเรียน โดยเฉพาะอย่างยิ่ง ในแง่ของการทำอาหารไทย“กะทิ” น้ำสีขาวข้นที่ได้จากการคั้นมะพร้าวแก่ ก็เป็นหนึ่งในองค์ประกอบที่สำคัญและจำเป็นอย่างยิ่งของอาหารไทย ✨

🥥 เนื้อสัมผัสที่เนียนละเอียดผสานกับรสชาติเข้มข้นหอมมันของน้ำกะทิ มีอิทธิพลอย่างมากต่อพลวัตของรสชาติอาหารไทย ส่งผลให้เมนูอาหารไทยเกิดเอกลักษณ์เฉพาะตัวอันโดดเด่น

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[ เพราะเหตุใด “กะทิ” จึงมีบทบาทสำคัญของครัวไทย ? ]

เมื่อมาดูเมนูอาหารไทย ไม่ว่าจะเป็นอาหารคาวหรือขนมหวาน เราจะพบว่า "กะทิ" เป็นหนึ่งในส่วนประกอบที่มักจะปรากฏอยู่เสมอ 🥥

1. เนื้อสัมผัสที่มันและเข้มข้น

กะทิเป็นวัตถุดิบที่โดดเด่นในการเพิ่มความมันนุ่มนวลและเนื้อสัมผัสที่เข้มข้นให้กับอาหารไทย ซึ่งเนื้อสัมผัสนี้มีความสำคัญโดยเฉพาะอย่างยิ่งในอาหารประเภทแกงต่าง ๆ

สำหรับขนมหวานไทย การใส่กะทิจะเพิ่มความละมุนและเนื้อสัมผัสที่เนียนนุ่มมากขึ้น

2. ความสมดุลของรสชาติ

การใส่กะทิจะช่วยลดความเผ็ดร้อนของพริกซึ่งมักจะถูกใช้ในอาหารไทย ตลอดจนช่วยเพิ่มความซับซ้อนของรสชาติที่เสริมเน้นรสชาติของวัตถุดิบอื่น ๆ เช่น ตะไคร้ ขิงอ่อน และใบมะกรูด ให้โดดเด่นกลมกล่อมยิ่งขึ้น

3. ความคิดสร้างสรรค์ในภูมิภาคต่าง ๆ

กะทิเป็นส่วนผสมที่หลากหลาย สามารถใช้ได้ทั้งในอาหารคาวและหวาน โดยในแต่ละภูมิภาคของประเทศไทยจะนำกะทิมาใช้ในวิธีที่แตกต่างกันและมีเอกลักษณ์เฉพาะตัว

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[ 🇹🇭 กะทิไทย ไปไกลทั้ง 4 ภูมิภาค 🍽️ ]

📍ภาคกลาง

ในภาคกลางของประเทศไทย กะทิจะถูกนำมาใช้อย่างแพร่หลายเพื่อสร้างเนื้อสัมผัสที่เนียนและลดระดับรสชาติที่เข้มข้น พร้อมเสริมสมดุลของรสอาหารทั้งในอาหารคาวและหวาน อาหารไทยตำรับจากภาคกลาง จึงมีรสชาติอาหารที่สมดุล ไม่เผ็ดจัดจ้าน หรือ หวานเค็มจนเกินไป

🍲 อาหารจานเด่น: ต้มข่าไก่, แกงเขียวหวาน

🍨 ขนมหวานเด่น: ขนมถ้วย

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📍ภาคใต้

อย่างที่ทุกท่านทราบกันดี อาหารใต้ของไทยมีความเผ็ดร้อนเป็นหนึ่งในเอกลักษณ์ที่โดดเด่น สำหรับการใช้กะทิในครัวอาหารใต้นั้น เพื่อลดระดับความเผ็ดร้อนที่รุนแรงสำหรับบางเมนู และยังช่วยเสริมรสชาติของอาหารทะเลให้ดียิ่งขึ้น

🍲 อาหารจานเด่น: ไก่กอและ, แกงปูใบชะพลู

🍨 ขนมหวานเด่น: ขนมโค

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📍ภาคเหนือ

สำหรับอาหารประจำภาคเหนือของประเทศไทย จะมีจุดเด่นที่รสชาติที่เป็นเอกลักษณ์อย่างเด่นชัด และวัตถุดิบส่วนใหญ่คงไว้ซึ่งรสตามธรรมชาติโดยไม่แต่งเติม เช่น อาหารเหนือมักจะไม่นิยมใส่น้ำตาล แต่จะอาศัยรสชาติจากตัววัตถุดิบที่นำมาประกอบอาหารแทน หนึ่งในวัตถุดิบที่สร้างความกลมกล่อมได้ดีคือ กะทิ ��ั่นเอง

นอกจาก กะทิ จะช่วยเพิ่มความกลมกล่อมแล้ว ยังช่วยเสริมให้รสชาติของส่วนผสมหลักโดดเด่นยิ่งขึ้นไปอีกด้วย

🍲 อาหารจานเด่น: ข้าวซอย, แกงหยวกกล้วย

🍨 ขนมหวานเด่น: ขนมศิลาอ่อน

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📍ภาคตะวันออกเฉียงเหนือ (อีสาน)

อาหารอีสานส่วนใหญ่จะมีจุดเด่นในเรื่องของรสชาติที่จัดจ้าน เน้นการใช้สมุนไพรและเครื่องปรุงที่ให้รสชาติแรงและชัดเจน เช่น พริก มะนาว และปลาร้า อีกทั้งยังมีการใช้เครื่องปรุงที่หลากหลาย ส่งผลให้รสชาติของอาหารเข้มข้น บทบาทของกะทิจึงไม่ค่อยเป็นที่นิยมในครัวอีสานมากเท่าไหร่

🍲 อาหารจานเด่น: หมี่กะทิอีสาน

🍨 ขนมหวานเด่น: ขนมหมกมะพร้าว

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💡รู้หรือไม่?

อาหารไทย ไม่ได้ใช้เพียงแค่กะทิซึ่งเป็นส่วนที่คั้นน้ำออกมาจากเนื้อมะพร้าวเพียงอย่างเดียว แต่ยังมีผลิตภัณฑ์อื่น ๆ จากมะพร้าว เช่น น้ำมันมะพร้าว และมะพร้าวขูดแห้งที่มักถูกนำมาใช้ในอาหารไทยอีกด้วย

ยกตัวอย่างเช่น น้ำมันมะพร้าว ถูกนำมาใช้ทอดและทำขนมหวาน ส่วนตัวเนื้อมะพร้าวขูดแห้งมักถูกโร��หน้าในขนมหวานและบางครั้งก็ใช้ตกแต่งอาหารคาว

ความหลากหลายทางผลิตภัณฑ์จากมะพร้าวตรงนี้เอง เป็นสิ่งสะท้อนถึงความสำคัญของมะพร้าวที่ฝังรากลึกในวัฒนธรรมอาหารไทย ได้เป็นอย่างดี 🥥🌴🇹🇭

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#Thaifood #ThaiSELECT

#DITP #กรมส่งเสริมการค้าระหว่างประเทศ

#ThaiCuisine #อาหารไทย #Coconut #Coconutmilk #มะพร้าว #กะทิ

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pi04, what kinds of food and/or drink do you like to make the most? is there anything you'd recommend personally? ^w^

I'm rather fond of making tea; I've actually perfected the patented 'name tea' recipe that many addisons now choose to sell! That aside, most of my favourite recipes to make are meals the other staff enjoy.

You should see 105's face whenever I bring him food. It always makes my evening.

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Central Telephone Company, 125 S Las Vegas Blvd – c. 1964

The windowless building designed by Laing-Garrett, Phoenix, was originally built for Southern Nevada Telephone Co. The right (south) section was built '58-59 and was dedicated on 9/16/59. The corner was previously occupied by Tower Service Station.

The left (north) section of the building including the decorative stone facade was added in ‘64. Another addition on the east side of the building was completed in the early 70s.

Southern Nevada Telephone and the Central Telephone merged in '61. Central Telephone later became part of Centel, a lineage continues today under CenturyLink.

Undated photo circa '64, Culinary Workers Union Local 226 Photos, UNLV Special Collections.

Apr. '66, photo by Arthur Schatz.

2018.

Sources. Phone Utility Expanding. Review-Journal, 8/22/57 p2; Telephone Firm in $5 1/2-Million Building. Review-Journal, 1/9/58 p1; Mayor Gragson Officially Dedicates New Southern Nevada Telephone Building. Review-Journal, 9/16/64 p19; Southern Nevada Telephone Company Collection (MS-00601), UNLV Special Collections & Archives.

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Sip and Savor: The Best Cocktail Bars in Charleston Shop Local Charleston, SC Businesses [ad_1] Charleston, South Carolina, is a city steeped in history, culinary excellence, and undeniable charm. With its cobblestone streets and pastel-hued antebellum homes, it’s easy to fall in love with this Southern gem. But beyond the scenic views, Charleston boasts an impressive cocktail scene that’s both vibrant and innovative. Whether you’re a fan of classic concoctions or modern mixology, there’s a cocktail bar to satisfy every palate. Join us as we embark on a journey to discover the best cocktail bars this enchanting city has to offer. 1. Peanut Butter & Jelly Nested in the heart of the trendy Upper King District, Peanut Butter & Jelly is a delightful nod to childhood nostalgia with a grown-up twist. This bar prides itself on its experimental cocktails that mix flavors often overlooked. The House Salad, a scrumptious blend of gin, aperol, and fresh herbs, is a must-try, while the signature Peanut Butter & Jelly cocktail serves up a playful and delicious experience. 2. The Cocktail Club With a rooftop bar that overlooks the historic skyline of Charleston, The Cocktail Club is an idyllic spot for a warm evening. Known for its craft cocktails made from house-infused spirits, every drink is a masterpiece. Favorites like the “Down South” cocktail, featuring bourbon and peach puree, make for a sweet and satisfying sip. The ambiance, paired with live music, creates an inviting atmosphere perfect for gatherings with friends or a romantic date night. 3. Proof Proof, located on the bustling East Bay Street, is a haven for cocktail enthusiasts. This bar champions a commitment to quality and service, offering an extensive menu that caters to all tastes. One standout is the “Blackberry Smash,” featuring freshly muddled blackberries, mint, and vodka—a refreshing burst of flavor on a balmy night. With a cozy interior lined with vintage bottles, Proof is a perpetual favorite among locals and visitors alike. 4. Frothy Beard Brewing Co. Though primarily known as a brewery, Frothy Beard Brewing Co. transforms into a cocktail bar that combines unique local brews and crafted cocktails. Their creative concoctions, such as the “Frothy Bellini” made with peach puree and their own American wheat ale, showcases the creativity of Charleston’s craft beverage scene. Whether you’re a beer lover or a cocktail enthusiast, the laid-back vibe here ensures an enjoyable experience. 5. Husk While Husk is often celebrated for its farm-to-table cuisine led by renowned chef Sean Brock, its bar program boasts equally impressive cocktail offerings. The bar utilizes ingredients sourced from local farmers, embodying the spirit of Southern hospitality. The “Husk Sour,” a blend of bourbon, honey, and lemon, is a delightful choice that embodies the region’s flavors. The vibrant, unpretentious ambiance reflects Charleston's rich history while inviting patrons to unwind. 6. Rita's Located in the vibrant downtown district, Rita's is known for its creative takes on traditional cocktails. With bartenders who are as skilled as they are passionate, the drinks here are almost art pieces. Don’t miss their version of the classic “Daiquiri,” expertly crafted to perfection and served with a unique spin that surprises the palate. Rita’s magical cocktail experiences are complemented by a lively atmosphere, making it a perfect place to kick off a night out in Charleston. 7. The Ordinary This seafood hall and oyster bar introduces visitors to a unique experience, seamlessly blending fresh seafood with cocktail culture. The Ordinary features a noteworthy cocktail menu that highlights the ocean’s bounty. Try the “Shutter Island,” a zesty mingling of rum, coconut, and tropical fruits that encapsulates the laid-back coastal vibe of Charleston. The stunning interior, reminiscent of an old-school fish market, sets the stage for an unforgettable evening. 8. Battery Park Housed in the historic St.

John’s Hotel, Battery Park encapsulates a sense of nostalgia and warmth. With a menu that focuses on seasonal ingredients, this bar offers locals and visitors signature cocktails like the inventive “Cucumber Crush,” a refreshing combination of gin, cucumber, and lime. The enchanting terrace, adorned with lush greenery, serves as a perfect backdrop for an intimate evening with cocktails in hand. 9. Bar Mash If you seek a bar that specializes in classic cocktails with a twist, look no further than Bar Mash. This bar celebrates the history of Southern spirits, offering a comprehensive cocktail menu with smooth bourbons and distinctive ryes. The “Mint Julep” here takes the classic recipe up a notch, featuring fresh mint and house-made syrup that pleasantly excites the taste buds. The bar’s inviting atmosphere, adorned with historic memorabilia, is the perfect setting for a relaxed evening. 10. The Rooftop at the Vendue For those who want to enjoy breathtaking views of the Charleston skyline while sipping sumptuous cocktails, The Rooftop at the Vendue is an absolute must-visit. This rooftop bar offers creative cocktails alongside stunning vistas, creating a magical escape from the bustling streets below. The “Carolina Sour,” a delicious blend of whiskey, peach syrup, and lemon juice, is an homage to the local flavors and the ideal drink to toast the sunset. Conclusion Charleston’s cocktail culture is a thrilling tapestry woven with history, innovation, and artistry. The cocktail bars featured in this article are more than just places to grab a drink; they are experiences that embrace the warmth of Southern hospitality while pushing the boundaries of mixology. Whether you’re seeking a cozy hideaway, an elegant rooftop bar, or a vibrant atmosphere, each venue offers something unique and unforgettable. So, the next time you find yourself wandering the enchanting streets of Charleston, don’t miss the chance to sip and savor the city’s best cocktails. Cheers to a memorable evening filled with delightful flavors and enchanting ambiance! [ad_2] EXPLORE MORE: Nightlife in Charleston SC Best: Places to eat in Charleston SC FIND: Things to do in Charleston SC CHARLESTON BUSINESS OWNERS: Get a Free Business Profile FIND BUSINESSES: Charleston Business Directory BE SEEN: Advertise Your Business Here #NIGHTLIFE

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Sip and Savor: The Best Cocktail Bars in Charleston Shop Local Charleston, SC Businesses [ad_1] Charleston, South Carolina, is a city steeped in history, culinary excellence, and undeniable charm. With its cobblestone streets and pastel-hued antebellum homes, it’s easy to fall in love with this Southern gem. But beyond the scenic views, Charleston boasts an impressive cocktail scene that’s both vibrant and innovative. Whether you’re a fan of classic concoctions or modern mixology, there’s a cocktail bar to satisfy every palate. Join us as we embark on a journey to discover the best cocktail bars this enchanting city has to offer. 1. Peanut Butter & Jelly Nested in the heart of the trendy Upper King District, Peanut Butter & Jelly is a delightful nod to childhood nostalgia with a grown-up twist. This bar prides itself on its experimental cocktails that mix flavors often overlooked. The House Salad, a scrumptious blend of gin, aperol, and fresh herbs, is a must-try, while the signature Peanut Butter & Jelly cocktail serves up a playful and delicious experience. 2. The Cocktail Club With a rooftop bar that overlooks the historic skyline of Charleston, The Cocktail Club is an idyllic spot for a warm evening. Known for its craft cocktails made from house-infused spirits, every drink is a masterpiece. Favorites like the “Down South” cocktail, featuring bourbon and peach puree, make for a sweet and satisfying sip. The ambiance, paired with live music, creates an inviting atmosphere perfect for gatherings with friends or a romantic date night. 3. Proof Proof, located on the bustling East Bay Street, is a haven for cocktail enthusiasts. This bar champions a commitment to quality and service, offering an extensive menu that caters to all tastes. One standout is the “Blackberry Smash,” featuring freshly muddled blackberries, mint, and vodka—a refreshing burst of flavor on a balmy night. With a cozy interior lined with vintage bottles, Proof is a perpetual favorite among locals and visitors alike. 4. Frothy Beard Brewing Co. Though primarily known as a brewery, Frothy Beard Brewing Co. transforms into a cocktail bar that combines unique local brews and crafted cocktails. Their creative concoctions, such as the “Frothy Bellini” made with peach puree and their own American wheat ale, showcases the creativity of Charleston’s craft beverage scene. Whether you’re a beer lover or a cocktail enthusiast, the laid-back vibe here ensures an enjoyable experience. 5. Husk While Husk is often celebrated for its farm-to-table cuisine led by renowned chef Sean Brock, its bar program boasts equally impressive cocktail offerings. The bar utilizes ingredients sourced from local farmers, embodying the spirit of Southern hospitality. The “Husk Sour,” a blend of bourbon, honey, and lemon, is a delightful choice that embodies the region’s flavors. The vibrant, unpretentious ambiance reflects Charleston's rich history while inviting patrons to unwind. 6. Rita's Located in the vibrant downtown district, Rita's is known for its creative takes on traditional cocktails. With bartenders who are as skilled as they are passionate, the drinks here are almost art pieces. Don’t miss their version of the classic “Daiquiri,” expertly crafted to perfection and served with a unique spin that surprises the palate. Rita’s magical cocktail experiences are complemented by a lively atmosphere, making it a perfect place to kick off a night out in Charleston. 7. The Ordinary This seafood hall and oyster bar introduces visitors to a unique experience, seamlessly blending fresh seafood with cocktail culture. The Ordinary features a noteworthy cocktail menu that highlights the ocean’s bounty. Try the “Shutter Island,” a zesty mingling of rum, coconut, and tropical fruits that encapsulates the laid-back coastal vibe of Charleston. The stunning interior, reminiscent of an old-school fish market, sets the stage for an unforgettable evening. 8. Battery Park Housed in the historic St.

John’s Hotel, Battery Park encapsulates a sense of nostalgia and warmth. With a menu that focuses on seasonal ingredients, this bar offers locals and visitors signature cocktails like the inventive “Cucumber Crush,” a refreshing combination of gin, cucumber, and lime. The enchanting terrace, adorned with lush greenery, serves as a perfect backdrop for an intimate evening with cocktails in hand. 9. Bar Mash If you seek a bar that specializes in classic cocktails with a twist, look no further than Bar Mash. This bar celebrates the history of Southern spirits, offering a comprehensive cocktail menu with smooth bourbons and distinctive ryes. The “Mint Julep” here takes the classic recipe up a notch, featuring fresh mint and house-made syrup that pleasantly excites the taste buds. The bar’s inviting atmosphere, adorned with historic memorabilia, is the perfect setting for a relaxed evening. 10. The Rooftop at the Vendue For those who want to enjoy breathtaking views of the Charleston skyline while sipping sumptuous cocktails, The Rooftop at the Vendue is an absolute must-visit. This rooftop bar offers creative cocktails alongside stunning vistas, creating a magical escape from the bustling streets below. The “Carolina Sour,” a delicious blend of whiskey, peach syrup, and lemon juice, is an homage to the local flavors and the ideal drink to toast the sunset. Conclusion Charleston’s cocktail culture is a thrilling tapestry woven with history, innovation, and artistry. The cocktail bars featured in this article are more than just places to grab a drink; they are experiences that embrace the warmth of Southern hospitality while pushing the boundaries of mixology. Whether you’re seeking a cozy hideaway, an elegant rooftop bar, or a vibrant atmosphere, each venue offers something unique and unforgettable. So, the next time you find yourself wandering the enchanting streets of Charleston, don’t miss the chance to sip and savor the city’s best cocktails. Cheers to a memorable evening filled with delightful flavors and enchanting ambiance! [ad_2] EXPLORE MORE: Nightlife in Charleston SC Best: Places to eat in Charleston SC FIND: Things to do in Charleston SC CHARLESTON BUSINESS OWNERS: Get a Free Business Profile FIND BUSINESSES: Charleston Business Directory BE SEEN: Advertise Your Business Here #NIGHTLIFE

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Organic Spices Market: Applications and Regional Insights During the Forecasted Period 2025 to 2035

The Organic Spices Market is poised for robust expansion, expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 4.3% over the forecast period, increasing from USD 11,903 million in 2025 to USD 18,134 million by 2035. This growth is driven by a surge in consumer preference for clean-label, natural products, heightened health awareness, and the evolving global culinary landscape. As consumers become more mindful of ingredient sourcing and sustainability, organic spices are becoming a staple in household and commercial kitchens alike. The organic spices industry is witnessing remarkable growth, largely fueled by manufacturers’ heightened investment in research and development activities. This has led to the innovation of premium spice products that meet diverse healthcare needs, such as anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits. Additionally, the increased visibility of organic living trends on social media platforms and the rising enthusiasm for international and fusion cuisines have expanded consumer awareness, significantly boosting the demand for a wide variety of organic spices. 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 – 𝐑𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐍𝐨𝐰! https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/rep-gb-14384 𝐌𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐀𝐜𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 The organic spices sector has seen an uptick in mergers and acquisitions as key players seek to expand their product portfolios and global reach. Notable deals include McCormick & Company’s strategic acquisition of smaller organic spice brands to enhance its organic offerings, and Frontier Co-op’s mergers to strengthen its supply chain and access to ethically sourced raw materials. Such strategic moves are consolidating market positions and fostering innovation in product development. 𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐓𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 • The Organic Spices Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.3% from 2025 to 2035. • Rising consumer awareness about health benefits and clean-label products is a major growth driver. • Social media influence and global culinary trends are significantly boosting organic spice consumption. • Asia-Pacific is anticipated to witness the highest growth rate over the forecast period. 𝐄𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐆𝐥𝐨𝐛𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 • Health and Wellness Integration: Organic spices are increasingly being marketed for their therapeutic properties, such as aiding digestion and boosting immunity. • Sustainability Focus: Companies are adopting eco-friendly practices across their sourcing and packaging, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers. • Direct-to-Consumer Channels: Brands are leveraging e-commerce and subscription-based models to deliver organic spices directly to consumers’ doorsteps. 𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐆𝐥𝐨𝐛𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫 Leading brands have launched innovative product lines, such as spice blends tailored for health benefits like stress reduction or metabolic support. Partnerships with organic farmers and NGOs to ensure sustainable sourcing have also gained prominence. Additionally, advancements in organic certification technologies are making traceability more transparent to consumers. 𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐎𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 There are ample opportunities for new entrants and existing players to innovate in flavor profiles, offer customized blends, and invest in storytelling around sourcing and heritage. Regions like Southeast Asia and Africa also offer untapped markets where traditional spices can be introduced organically at a larger scale. 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 Recent launches include turmeric and cinnamon blends enriched with probiotics, catering to the gut health trend. Investments in blockchain technology for enhanced traceability in organic spice production have also been notable. Moreover, many brands are introducing zero-waste packaging initiatives to align with eco-friendly consumer demands.