Author Archives: foodieonthe49th
The Following is Rated ‘F’
It has been a crazy (crazy) summer, and I can’t believe it has already come to a close. There have not been enough hours in the day for me to do half the … Continue reading
Cambie Double Whammy
A few weeks ago, I was in the Fairview area of Vancouver running some errands with a friend and decided it would be a good opportunity to walk down to Cambie … Continue reading
Redeeming Quality
When the Dealfind advertisement popped into my inbox last year I jumped at the chance at buying their two for one high tea offer from The Fairmont. It turns out that so … Continue reading
World’s Weirdest Waldorf – I ate here!
On Wednesday night I was one of a handful of people to attend a one-night-only pop-up restaurant hosted by Bob Blumer, an event which promoted his upcoming new series, ‘World’s Weirdest … Continue reading
Dining Out For Life: Breaking Bread and Breaking the Ice
On Monday night, I had the privilege of attending Dining Out For Life, an event hosted by Fred Lee, and dined with the who’s who from different organizations in Vancouver. My aunt happens to work with … Continue reading
Wiping Out in Whistler
This past weekend I went to Whistler for a double birthday and make my worldwide snowboarding premiere. It was my cousins’ birthdays and my aunt had planned the entire trip, from … Continue reading
Lonely Chicago π
Today’s date can be marked as March 14 or 3.14, which is the official day for the mathematical symbol π (pi). In light of this mathematically significant day, I decided … Continue reading
An Ugly But a Goodie
On Friday, it was almost midnight and I had a slight itch for something sweet. I thought about baking something rich and chocolatey, but it would’ve been a while before … Continue reading
Long Way From Homemaker
Yesterday was International Women’s Day, an occasion which has been observed since the early 20th century. On this day, rights and achievements won by courageous women are commended. If women … Continue reading
Salty Solution
Back in January, there were some eggs in the fridge that were about to expire. Although I don’t often eat them, I do like salted eggs, which is why I … Continue reading
Groceries and Grub
On my mini excursion to Washington State, I made it to all the stops I had outlined for myself to buy groceries. A small group of us went to Trader Joe’s, … Continue reading
Vancouver Cookbook Giveaway: East Meets West (Closed)
For me, the most enjoyable part of travelling is sampling local flavours and cuisine because I think it is the best way to immerse myself in the culture of wherever … Continue reading
