
Camp Colvos, a Vashon Island brewery, opened a taproom with New York-style pizza in downtown Tacoma. The Brewery Blocks location boasts a sizable outdoor patio.
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Camp Colvos, a Vashon Island brewery, opened a taproom with New York-style pizza in downtown Tacoma. The Brewery Blocks location boasts a sizable outdoor patio.
Tacoma News Tribune
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Grabbing a rotisserie chicken from Costco makes for a fast and easy weeknight dinner. It's not all roses though, we look at some downsides.

The British designer is returning to the brand he first launched in 2003, with a new collection due in 2027 and more stores across Asia planned.

We ran supermarket pastes through the ‘soup test’ to find out which ones have an authentic flavour and which are nothing like the real thing • The best supermarket kimchi Miso is a simple product that’s traditionally made by fermenting pulses (usually soya beans) with salt and koji, typically a grain (rice or barley, and more recently oats, say) inoculated with Aspergillus oryzae mould. Bar one fabulous exception, however, our supermarkets seem to have flipped the “you get what you pay for” adage on its head when it comes to miso: the least authentic and most processed products in this test were also some of the most expensive, even though they’re little more than synthetic imitations cut with thickeners, colourants, acidulants and preservatives. I asked my friend Jono Hope from Slow Sauce, a miso and shoyu brewery in Scotland, for advice, and he told me not to taste it straight from the jar; its intense, salty flavour would ruin my palate. Instead, he advised mixing a teaspoon with warm water, then drinking it – “the soup test”. Continue reading...

In our second in a series on high-end UK manufacturing, we visit the artisans producing rich clients’ bespoke luxury cars ‘Our town is making jeans again’: meet the firm reviving jobs and skills in Wales They are the plaything of kings, presidents and A-listers, with Rolls-Royce enthusiasts ranging from the Sultan of Brunei to Rowan Atkinson, from King Charles III to Kermit the frog. And at the carmaker’s factory in Goodwood, West Sussex, special requests from customers get more indulgent every year. An interior lined with 3,000 iridescent feathers, or a built-in champagne cooler, or a car built in homage to its owners’ dog, have all become part of the job. Continue reading...
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