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Amora Dijon Mustard

The funny thing about having a blog is that you become โ€œsearchable.โ€ Iโ€™ve changed my tune many times, which astute readers often note, on everything from where my favorite croissant can be found (in 2007), where I get my falafel fix (a change from 2005), to what French butter I prefer (in 2008). Cโ€™est normale. Bakeries change hands, restaurants slip in quality, or, more recently,โ€ฆ

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Mustard Glasses

Itโ€™s been a while since Iโ€™ve visited the jelly aisle of an American supermarket. But one thing I have etched in my memory from my childhood are the glasses with cartoon characters on them. Whatever marketing genius came up with the idea deserves more recognition than I can give here, but as a kid, we had to finish all our milk and โ€œsee Fred Flintstoneโ€โ€ฆ

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Les Jars

I hope for your sake that youโ€™re nothing like me. If you are, youโ€™ve probably saved every single glass jar thatโ€™s ever crossed your path. (Donโ€™t even get me started on reusable plastic containers, which merit a whole separate post.) Once something lands in my apartment, itโ€™s there for the duration. Someone once attempted to give me a smackdown for advising my favorite people inโ€ฆ

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