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A Sweet History

Ice Cream Inspired by People & Places in the Past

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6 years in NYC

What other NYC stories should I tell through ice cream?

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3 months ago

Martini May to Negroni Summer

I have finally recovered from Martini May, as in I truly craved a martini for the first time again just the other day. And with that I finished making a google map with all the spots that got 3.5+ stars and above. You can find it here and i...

4 months ago

The Final Week of Martini May

I may be…martini-ed out. As I write this on the last night of Martini May, I am questioning if I will actually have a martini tonight or just call it…

The last week of May was a week+ so here is the ranking for the final week:

Day 22:

Da...

5 months ago

Week 3 Recap & Rankings

This week included a quick visit to Washington, D.C. and a trip home to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Nothing below 3 stars this week!

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The last week of May is a long one! I can’t wait...

5 months ago

Week 2 Recap & Rankings!

I am having so much fun (and, as you’ll see, some exhaustion) doing Martini May. Please share with others who love martinis and trying new things and share any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions in the comments!

The martinis this week:

Cheer...

5 months ago
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