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sweet
L.A. bakers suggest ways to make picking your cake a little sweeter
Elyse Glickman
August 15, 2008
In Los Angeles, with today\’s foodie culture in full tilt, there is no \”one-size-fits-all\” option when it comes to choosing a bakery to create the perfect wedding cake.
How sweet it is: behind the buzz at two of California’s hives
Amy Klein
September 14, 2006
The complicated process that bees go through to make honey and the complex operation that people go through to get that honey to the table.
Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From the Meal
Judy Zeidler
September 9, 2004
The apple, even more than the bibical pomegranate, has become the symbolic first fruit to be eaten during Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, which will be observed at sundown, Wednesday, Sept. 15.
Good Timing Lands Luck in Director’s Lap
George Robinson
September 18, 2003
Greg Pritikin\’s film takes place in a sort of every-suburb America of tract houses with manicured lawns and two-car garages, and is utterly devoid of anything to place it in historical time.
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