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WFAEats
6:49 pm
Wed September 5, 2012

A “Sweet” Choice For America

If entrepreneurship had a face, it would look a lot like Nila Nicholas’.

In just a few short weeks, the Charlotte-based “candy stylist” has rocketed from a modest local presence all the way to the stratosphere: Her work is being included in 100 gift bags President Obama will bestow on his personal friends in honor of the Democratic National Convention.

Nicholas designs custom candy buffets, sweets tables, and delectable favors for parties and events. Pick a theme or a color scheme, and she’ll fashion a mouth-watering spread.

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WFAEats
2:04 pm
Wed August 29, 2012

Sympathy Salmon

Credit Andurinha/Flickr
Salmon with spinach and potatoes.

Sometimes the distress call arrives quietly in an ordinary email.

“Hey Amy. Hope all is well with you. I would love to get together with you for coffee or just to talk. I lost my mother on July 17th… I have my condo up for sale and am looking for another job. Lots of changes…”

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WFAEats
12:00 am
Wed August 22, 2012

Lunchmeat, My Beach-Time Treat

Lunchmeat

Nothing captures the spirit of Myrtle Beach like lunchmeat. Salami, bologna, pickle loaf and all the rest are bad for you, but whoever said a place that sells saltwater taffy is good for you?

The Grand Strand is all about having fun and instant gratification. So what if it’s fattening and unhealthy? What else is a beach trip for?

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WFAEats
5:12 pm
Tue August 14, 2012

Condiments 101: Mustard

A jar of mustard.

Condiments are the additional sauce, sprinkle, oil or flavoring we put on our food to enhance flavor.  Ranging the spectrum from salt and pepper to soy sauce, chutney, mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard, condiments are used worldwide to bring distinguishable flavors to cuisine. With grilling and picnic season upon us it’s a great time to explore different ways to use traditional condiments, such as mustard, to kick-up your spring time brats, burgers, and sandwiches.

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WFAEats
12:00 am
Tue August 14, 2012

A Farm Fresh Approach For People Living With Autism

Down long stretches of winding country roads, about an hour northeast of Charlotte in a small corner of Stanly County, lies 39 spacious acres of farmland that has attracted visitors from the likes of Japan, Denmark and Germany, not to mention, the United States.

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