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Good Food Hunting: Tips for Holiday Baking

Thursday, December 12 2013 by janwest

By Kat Wojtylak Don’t let holiday baking ruin all your fun and the special moments around the holidays. Instead, embrace one of the busiest times of the year for your oven and showcase holiday spreads and your gifts with awesome skills and minimal stress. Baking is an inexpensive and special way to show someone or

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Good Food Hunting: Dark Horse Chocolates

Wednesday, November 27 2013 by janwest

By Kat Wojtylak We love horses, and many of us love chocolates. You probably didn’t think you could combine the two, but yes….it certainly is true. Dark Horse Chocolates was launched in 1992 by Phyllis LeBlanc. During graduate school she envisioned a line of gifts for equestrians that she could give out to the people

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Good Food Hunting: Foodie Interview with Phyllis LeBlanc

Thursday, September 05 2013 by janwest

By Kat Wojtylak Phyllis LeBlanc seems to have two separate lives. By the light of day she runs the helm of Harbor Sweets as CEO. By evenings and in what spare time she has, she’s a dressage rider and board member for the New England Dressage Association. It seems like most equestrians lead dual lives and

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