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Five Beers for Beer Can Appreciation Day, January 24
New Orleans Cocktail and Spirits
If you are a beer connoisseur, Beer Can Appreciation Day is your day to celebrate. Held on January 24, this is a day to observe the companies that began selling canned beer dating back to 1935. Activities to help celebrate this day include enjoying your favorite can of beer,...
A Slice of the Pie: Five Spots to Visit on National Pie Day
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National Pie Day will be held on January 23. It's a day dedicated to spoiling yourself with a high-calorie American delicacy. So, get ready to feed your face with some of the most delicious selections of pie that the city of New Orleans has to offer. Whether you stop by Willa Jean's for a slice or Gracious Bakery for a bite, you will not be disappointed. Some ways you can celebrate National Pie Day to the fullest include trying a new...
Five Louisiana Hot Sauces to Enjoy on National Hot Sauce Day
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National Hot Sauce Day falls on January 22. It is a day for all spicy-sauce fanatics to showcase their appreciation for their favorite sauce. It is also an excellent opportunity to taste-test different styles of hot sauce and find out which one is a favorite. Some suggestions for kick-starting your day of heat include making dishes featuring your favorite sauce, taking a trip to your local grocers to try some different sauces, and...
King Cake Cocktail Crawl
New Orleans Cocktail and Spirits
How to put a king cake cocktail into words? Cult favorite dessert meets alcoholic beverage, and hijinks ensue. Sugar-high meets boozy buzz, soundtrack by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. Words can't contain it. This year, cocktails of all kinds—from daiquiris to bourbon milk punches to martinis—are putting on their Mardi Gras garb and passing themselves off as the mischievous sibling of king cakes. Here are five places that...
Support Your Local Businesses With WYES’s “Season of Personal Chefs”
Food
From the end of January to the beginning of March, WYES will be hosting an event called Season of Personal Chefs. This is a COVID-friendly version of WYES's Season of Good Tastes. This special dining experience gives restaurant customers a safe way to support local businesses during the pandemic. The event consists of a prepared dinner from six different restaurants and a chance to virtually meet the chefs. Dinners will be...
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Restaurant Guide January 2021
New Orleans Restaurant Guide
American Lakeview Harbor boasts great steaks, seafood, and other classics, while providing a comfortable pub atmosphere on Lake Pontchartrain. They offer delectable steaks, such as a 10-ounce smoked prime rib with grilled asparagus and loaded potato croquettes, and a...
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$20 and Under: Adventures in Eating
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The alarm goes off, and you roll out of bed. Maybe you have time to take the dog out for a walk or a half hour on the stationary bike, a quick shower, and a cup of coffee before you slide in front of your computer for another day working from home—that is, if you're one of the lucky ones still working. Day in and day...
$20 & Under: Feed Your Inner Po-Boy
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Revel in your personal food fest all November long with these affordable, old-school, genuinely New Orleans po-boys.
What the future holds for festivals, one of Louisiana's favorite pastimes, is still uncertain. Some of the city's largest events, such as French Quarter Fest and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, were postponed...
$20 & Under: How to Become Blue-Furred and Googly-Eyed
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"I'd give you a cookie, but I ate it." -Cookie Monster I refuse to bake chocolate chip cookies. It's not because I don't love baking or hate chocolate chip cookies (perish the thought). It's the simple fact that I turn into a demon-possessed, chocolate chip cookie-hoarding monster who will eat...
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Why We Should Teach Students Patriotism at School
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According to dictionary.com, patriotism is described as "devoted love, support, and defense of one's country." This definition brings into mind soldiers or people tasked with defending the country. Yet, patriotism is not just about being a soldier. Patriotism can mean so much more...
Five Time-Management Skills to Make Earning Your Online Degree Easier
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The spread of the coronavirus made students all over the world turn to online education. The dramatic change caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed additional challenges on students practicing distant learning, since virtual classes require high levels of self-organization and time-management. Let's dig deeper and find out how...
How to Create an Attractive Employee Benefits Package
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Today's employees are attracted to companies based on a lot of qualities. Some people like to find work in fields that interest them, some want to work for companies that have a long and storied history, some like to find work that is going to pay them the most regardless of the work, and...
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