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Banyan tree in foreground with pavilion and ocean in background, downtown Hilo, Hawaii

7 low-key things I loved about Hilo, Hawaii

For years, my approach to travel was very checklist-based: see the thing, eat the food, on to the next town. Mike and I often stayed in a different place each night, ate every meal out, and had a...
December 11, 2019 READ MORE...
Round metal tray with an assortment of colorful Mexican pastries, Pastries Michoacan Bakery Kansas City Kansas

Explore a world of flavor in Kansas City, Kansas

Kansas City, Kansas might be most famous for its iconic barbecue, but there's much more to the city's food scene besides smoked meat. Partly, that's due to Kansas City's diversity: there isn't an ethnic majority, and students in the public schools speak 200 different languages. In addition to that rich cultural diversity, Kansas City has a vibrant community of family-owned restaurants and local food producers, some of which have been...
December 4, 2019 READ MORE...
Shelves of Spam at grocery store in Hawaii

A tourist's guide to grocery shopping in Hawaii

One of my favorite things to do on vacation is to go grocery shopping. At home, grocery shopping can be a chore. On vacation, it's a chance to get a peek at how people live in another place and...
November 26, 2019 READ MORE...
Tray of barbecue ribs, burnt ends, sausage, chicken, and pork at Rosedale Bar-B-Que, Kansas City, Kansas

3 great ways to enjoy barbecue in Kansas City, Kansas

If you know only one thing about Kansas City's food scene, it's probably that they're world-famous for their barbecue. Kansas City-style barbecue originated in the 1920s, when African-American entrepreneur Henry Perry started selling slow-cooked barbecued ribs wrapped in newspaper.
November 20, 2019 READ MORE...
Aebleskiver Danish Table Elk Horn Iowa

A taste of Denmark: Dining at The Danish Table in Elk Horn, Iowa

Elk Horn, Iowa is one of the most Danish places in America: 43 percent of the town's 650 residents can claim Danish heritage. There are Danish flags lining the streets, two annual festivals celebrating Danish food and culture, and attractions like the Museum of Danish America. There's also a place to get a taste of Denmark: The Danish Table Hygge Kitchen...
November 13, 2019 READ MORE...
Cappuccino Spyhouse

Coffee dating our way through the Twin Cities

Mike and I spend most of our weekends running in opposite directions (literally in my case, since I run seven miles on Saturday and three miles on Sunday). We use the weekends to catch up with friends, do chores, and work on hobbies and personal projects. After one too many weekends when the only significant chunk of time we spent together was grocery shopping, we realized that we needed to prioritize time with each other
October 30, 2019 READ MORE...
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I’m Stacy Brooks, a Minneapolis- based blogger and freelance writer.  I love roasting sweet potatoes, eating dessert, and exploring new places.  I’m already planning my next European vacation, but I can’t imagine living anywhere besides Minnesota. More about me...

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