Do you like Oreos? I sure do, As someone who has always been a fan, I was curious to see what all the fuss was about when Oreo recently relaunched its Cakesters with an even softer cake recipe. To celebrate, the brand opened a delightfully squishy pop-up experience called The Soft Life, and I was lucky enough to stop by and snap a few photos for this post. The event leaned hard into comfort and softness Influencer vibes, which makes perfect sense once you bite into one of these treats. Continue reading Product Review: Oreo Cakesters Soft Baked Cookies→
If you’ve ever stood in front of a cheese board wondering why there are so many oddly shaped knives, you’re not alone. Until you try slicing through a crumbly wedge of aged cheddar with a soft cheese spreader, this kitchen question may seem excessive.
As an amatuer photographer continually striving to improve my skills, I can’t tell you how much better and more engaging my photos are since I started using flowers as a benchmark subject. Consider a single flower, examined up-close, and there are so many different ways to approach it. From a wide angle to deep detail shots that turn isolated sections of the flower into an abstract art form, a flower presents infinite possibilities when considering perspective. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Perfect Pink Peony→
Hey there, wine enthusiasts! If you’re a regular at your local watering hole, you’ve probably noticed that an increasing number of bars are jumping on the wine by-the-glass bandwagon. But what’s the big deal? Why should you care if your favorite spot introduces a wine by the glass program? Well, my friend, we’re about to uncork the benefits and pour out the details on why this trend is a game-changer for both wine lovers and casual drinkers alike. Continue reading Sip, Savor, Repeat: The Perks of a Wine by-the-Glass Program→
There are certain long-running cultural attractions here in NYC that you can ‘sit on’ a bit before making a definitive plan to check it out in person, but the annual Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) is not one of those the things; this year’s exhibit ends May 1st, which means you have less than one week to get there. Here are some reasons why you should go.
