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Alexandra Whyte

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  • Special Projects Editor, Manulife Canada
  • Writer, Freelance
Toronto
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBOT-TV (Ottawa, ON), The Toronto Star, Ottawa Citizen, NOW Toronto, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), The National (Scotland), House & Home (Canada), Toronto Life, Canadian Business and
Covers:  Interiors, design, food, TV, film
Food, lifestyle and culture editor with words in Toronto Star, House & Home, Toronto Life, Edible, Designlines and more.

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Associate Editor for House & Home. Freelancer that covers TV, film and food space.

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5 Refreshing Cocktails for Summer Sipping

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By Alexandra Whyte Verified
| House & Home (Canada) Verified
5 Refreshing Cocktails for Summer Sipping Image 1/6 By House & Home On July 31st, 2026 Share Share on Pinterest Share on Facebook Share by Email Searching for the perfect summer cocktail? From Ina Garten’s Pink Grapefruit Paloma to Alex Tognazzi’s Papa Don’t Peach, quench your thirst — and your taste buds — with one of these refreshing cocktails. Papa Don’t Peach “This cocktail is inspired by the flavours of a grilled peach salad,” says mixologist Alex Tognazzi.
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The Art of Being Incompetent

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By Alexandra Whyte Verified
| Edible Toronto Verified
Les Incompetents in St. Catharines could’ve been serving up an endless parade of cheese pizzas to the ‘90s loving masses, with a name inspired by Home Alone (“You know, Kevin, you’re what the French call “les incompetents”). Instead, owner and chef Zach Smith is preparing soft shell crab sandwiches with “boat loads” of caviar, crêpes Suzette with fried chicken and foie gras layered with rhubarb jam in between two stroopwafel buns.
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The Market Effect

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By Alexandra Whyte Verified
| Edible Toronto Verified
Each year, as spring rain gives way to blooming flowers and leafy trees, it signals the return of what many people have been waiting all winter for — farmers’ market season. While many farmers’ markets run all year long, the best time of year is always when iterations like the Memorial Centre Farmers’ Market in Kingston head back outside in early May.
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