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Food & Wine

Plans underway to open new food co-op store in Richland

March 10, 2023
Laura Kostad
The Tri-Cities is getting another shot to support a local food co-op. Alan Schreiber of Schreiber Farms in Eltopia is leading an effort to establish a food co-op at 1420 Jadwin Ave. in Richland. (Courtesy Alan Schreiber)Alan Schreiber of Schreiber Farms in Eltopia is leading the effort.The fifth-generation farmer is...
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Boba shops find enthusiastic fans in the Tri-Cities

March 10, 2023
Jeff Morrow
Tri-Citians should be aware that there is a new wave of bobalicious goodness coming their way soon. Actually, it’s already here. But more is coming.The region is experiencing an explosion of boba tea drinks.Food trucks such as Bobablastic sell it. Pearl Tea at the Columbia Center mall thrives on it....
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Support local farmers by taking advantage of locally-produced food

March 10, 2023
Laura Kostad
The Tri-Cities is surrounded by farms, orchards and vineyards.Our state is a national leader in the production of apples, blueberries, hops, pears, sweet cherries and spearmint oil. It is second in the U.S. for potatoes, grapes and asparagus.Even crop sectors that don’t land spots in the top rankings are exported...
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Public market readies for its Kennewick debut

March 14, 2022
Wendy Culverwell
There have been plenty of efforts to bring a public market to the Tri-Cities. But after years of talk, an all-private effort with 70 vendors, including Ice Harbor Brewery and Columbia Industries’ Opportunity Kitchen, is about to open in Kennewick.The Public Market @ Columbia River Warehouse is set to debut...
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Frost Me Sweet plans national deliveries, milkshake drive-thru

March 14, 2022
Wendy Culverwell
Megan SavelyRichland’s Frost Me Sweet Bistro & Bakery is casting off the lingering effects of the pandemic by adding a new bakery, as well as a drive-thru cake-shake business on Wellsian Way.The new location will provide much-needed workspace for Frost Me Sweet’s bakers while allowing owners Megan and Jason Savely...
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Food & Wine Briefs – March 2022

March 11, 2022
TCAJOB Staff
Richland’s Solar Spirits launches cocktail lineSolar Spirits Distillery of Richland has launched Pioneer Cocktails, premixed cocktails in a bottle.Pioneer Cocktails are sold in the Solar Spirits tasting room and each bottle contains the equivalent of about four cocktails.The lineup includes the Martinez, which pairs Old Tom Jim with cherry liquor,...
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Food truck pavilion targets spring opening

March 11, 2022
Robin Wojtanik
First stop – Kennewick. Followed by the remainder of the Tri-Cities, every college town, and then the rest of America. Chris Corbin’s dream for his food truck pavilion has no bounds – and why should it?He’s already overcome a huge obstacle by cementing private financing for the $3.5 million development...
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Q&A with Shae Frichette

March 11, 2022
TCAJOB Staff
Shae FrichetteCo-Owner, Co-WinemakerFrichette Winery Red MountainShae FrichetteNumber of employees you oversee: 5Brief background of Frichette Winery:We are a husband and wife-run winery making wines he loves and wine experiences she dreams of. Our expression of flavorful and smooth red wines and “be in the moment” vibes carry through in every...
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CG Public House buying Uncle Sam’s Saloon, won’t change the nachos

March 11, 2022
Wendy Culverwell
The owners of CG Public House are buying Uncle Sam’s Saloon, a popular 21-and-over sports pub with an Old West vibe near Columbia Center mall.Kyle Simmons, together with his sister, Stef Simmons, and parents, Steve and Shirley Simmons, expect to close on the two-part deal March 28. Terms were not...
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Popular Kennewick doughnut shop lives up to its name

March 11, 2022
Laura Kostad
A Kennewick business that frequently sells out of its tasty, doughy treats lives up to its name.Popular Donuts at 101 N. Union St. serves up daily a variety of shapes and unique flavors, frequently selling out toward week’s end.“All hours listed are until sold out,” it warns on its Facebook...
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