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September 18, 2009

Buttermilk Channel (mostly) lived up to the hype

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They have amazing cheddar and honey popovers and maple bacon glazed almonds. The buttermilk fried chicken and waffles was a dissapointment, as is most southern food in New York.

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Filed under // Brooklyn Buttermilk Channel Carroll Gardens Food

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September 18, 2009

I am so getting this for dinner tonight

Buttermilk fried chicken with cheddar waffles

Erin and I had to postpone her birthday dinner yesterday due to last minute baby needs so we're headed to Buttermilk Channel in Carroll Gardens tonight to celebrate. How could you not get this?

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August 29, 2009

Fried shredded taro with peanuts at SriPraPhai

Delicious.

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Filed under // Food Queens Woodside

Posted from New York, NY

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August 8, 2009

Perfect Day

Great end to a perfect day - dinner at Sheep Station with Erin and little Dean. They have a tasty salad special with fried calamari, feta cheese, kalamata olives, hearts of palm, cucumbers and chick peas, and I paired it with a Six Point Sweet Action.

I couldn't ask for anything more.

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Filed under // Beer Brooklyn Food Park Slope Sheep Station

Posted from Brooklyn, NY

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August 1, 2009

Sugar Plum

Picked a bunch of these up at Union Market in Park Slope. That place is overpriced but these were grown locally in Geneva, NY at Red Jacket Orchards so I feel good about that at least. So yummy.

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Filed under // Brooklyn CameraBag Food New York City Park Slope Union Market

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July 17, 2009

Starbucks: the Reigning King of Social Media Brands

Just saw this in my twitter feed.

Thanks to you, we just passed @cocacola as the largest brand on @Facebook. Become a fan here: http://facebook.com/starbucks

This is impressive and no doubt their free pastry promotion played a part. It's a simple idea that I see broken down into two parts:

a) people love anything free and they love free FOOD even more.

b) Starbucks' use of social media tools such as the sponsored event invitation in Facebook for their free pastry day are a terrific use of viral marketing. You see your friends "attending" so you decide to do it too.