Last-minute gifts for your favorite foodie
Happy Christmas Eve, Chowder readers!
I finished my shopping yesterday (whew!), but if you’re one day behind me, here are three locally-inspired ideas for all your favorite gourmands:
1) Here’s a gift that gives back: a gift certificate to a Super Hunger Brunch (sold in denominations of $25, $35, or $50) or tickets to the 2009 Super Hunger Chef Challenge—all to benefit The Greater Boston Food Bank. Your giftee gets a great meal, you get the satisfaction of knowing that you’re supporting a truly vital (especially these days) cause.
Happy Christmas Eve, Chowder readers!
I finished my shopping yesterday (whew!), but if you’re one day behind me, here are three locally-inspired ideas for all your favorite gourmands:
1) Here’s a gift that gives back: a gift certificate to a Super Hunger Brunch (sold in denominations of $25, $35, or $50) or tickets to the 2009 Super Hunger Chef Challenge—all to benefit The Greater Boston Food Bank. Your giftee gets a great meal, you get the satisfaction of knowing that you’re supporting a truly vital (especially these days) cause.

I love it when Christmas and Chanukah overlap. Having been raised in a very multi-culti household, I adore seeing tree and menorah both aglow in the living room. It reminds me of home.
There’s a spirited
In all fairness, it’s understandable why Theater District newcomer Max and Dylans would’ve been near-empty on a frigid Sunday evening while nearby Fajitas & ‘Ritas (relatively) buzzed with customers.
Tis the season… for drowning our financial sorrows and holiday woes in expensive, complicated booze. That’s what it seems like, anyway.
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