Sentences with phrase «selling local chocolate»
interact with the local vendors selling local chocolate drink and sticky rice stuffed inside a bun.
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A big selling point of See's is that all its ingredients, from Guittard chocolate to Mariani shelled walnuts, are fresh and local; the only items from outside the country are pine nuts and vanilla.
«He was nearly laughed out of the local creameries when he requested that they manufacture and sell him a chocolate and other candy bar - flavored frozen yogurt; yet today, these are staple flavors for frozen yogurt,» Clawson remarks.
Some U.S. competitors will sell vanilla, chocolate and strawberry products, but Caribbean Cream instead stays true to local favorites.
The hardest part was that a number of the local super markets have removed Nabisco's Famous Chocolate Wafers from their shelves, since they haven't been selling.
Obviously one of the main points of this is to adopt (even) more of a plant - based diet, so I don't plan to exist on Pot Noodles and Pringles, but it's good to know I could grab a Bournville from the garage if the urge for chocolate takes over (UPDATE: I actually checked my local garage yesterday and they don't even sell it... WTF Nightingales?
For example, Oreos may contain dairy *, but my local grocery store sells a store brand knock - off called «Tuxedos» — they come in regular, double stuff, chocolate creme or mint creme and they are delicious and dairy - free.
While you're slurping coffee, peruse through a marketplace of 10 local vendors, including Chocolates by Kevan and Fabric Dragon, all selling their best Star Wars - inspired goods.
Granville Island is a foodie paradise with a huge indoor market selling fresh produce, local cheese, chocolate, fish and delicatessen.
Here, local residents sell the freshest of fruit and vegetables, coconut oils, cooking sauces, juices, Indonesian sweets and the best beetroot chocolate brownies we have ever tasted.
You might think that Canaan Fair Trade selling olive oil from Palestine and Kallari selling organic chocolate from the Ecuadorian Amazon are worlds apart, and you «d be right, but they are also united in their mission to help local people earn a sustainable income from their native produce.