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CHEAP EATS 2008
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Cheap Eats
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DISH 7/02/2008
WWIRE: FOOD
Rally to Boycott KFC Draws Honks
[July 2nd 6:50pm] Yesterday afternoon, with rush hour looming, a group of determined activists with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals gathered atop the I-5 o...
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NEWS » FOOD & DRINK » ACTIVISM
Hotlips Soda: It's like a U-pick in your mouth
[July 2nd 5:40pm] If summer were a soda, it would be on tap at Hotlips Pizza. For three years, the bubbly fruit drinks have been kegged and poured as the perfect acco...
BY: Joe Watts | 0 comments
FOOD & DRINK
Liver Trouble: Alberta Street Oyster Bar caves to foie gras protesters; Ten 01 not so much
[June 27th 3:39pm] Yesterday evening, amid the hubbub of Northeast Alberta Street’s Last Thursday gala, six Portland activists setup shop in front of Alberta Street ...
Attention Lovers of Veggies and Oversized Representations of Everyday Objects.
[June 27th 3:25pm] We just took an small WW office poll on whether the public art/food awareness plug/PR scheme pictured in this post is dumb or incredibly awesome. ...
What's Up With SoLo?
[June 27th 12:51pm] I dropped into SoLo yesterday afternoon to grab a couple a cocktails while I was working (it’s summer, right?), and I found it all barred up. And...
Coming Soon: Bikini Coffee Downtown
[June 23rd 3:28pm] Downtown Portland will soon be home to the third location of Salem's booming Bikini Coffee franchise. Never heard of Bikini Coffee? Here's a hilarious...

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SALTY SWEET: Attention salt and caramel fiends: PDX salt headquarters The Meadow is hosting another tasting with sweets master David Briggs , the man behind the excellent Xocolatl de Davíd chocolate and caramel line. You already missed the first July 1 class, which basically consisted of slurping wine and taste-testing a bunch of decadent caramels with a number of different kinds of salt while Briggs and Meadow’s “selmelier,” Mark Bitterman, explain what marvelous things are happening in your mouth, but there’s a second class scheduled for 6 pm Tuesday, July 15 . You really shouldn’t miss it. Call 288-4633 to nab a space. It’s $15 per person. UPDATE Wednesday, July 2: The July 15 is sold out, but you can reserve a spot and the Tuesday, July 29 class now. Do it!

FLAT TIRE: Don’t distress, Little Red Bike Cafe (4823 N Lombard St., 289-0120) lovers. The butcher paper pasted over the windows at this NoPo bike-up or sit-down cafe doesn’t mean that they’ve closed up shop. Far from it. Owners Ali Jepson and Evan Dohrmann are just remodeling and, oh yeah, they’re getting married . That means, at least for the next week or so, they’ll only have select items available at the bike-up window. Congrats to the cute couple.



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