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Betsy Andrews

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  • Contributing Editor, SevenFifty Daily
  • Contributing Editor, Food & Wine
  • Journalist, Spectrum News 1 Central NC
  • None, FOOD & WINE, FREELANCE, SEVENFIFTY DAILY
  • None, Food & Wine, SevenFifty Daily, Spectrum News 1 Central NC
  • None, Freelance (Alcohol Professor, SevenFifty Daily, Saveur, Conde Nast Traveler, Serious Eats)
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Food, drink, travel, health, and environment writer; poet and author: New Jersey (Brittingham Prize), The Bottom (42 Miles Press Prize), Crowded (Nauset Press)
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What Ayurveda Taught Me About Mindful Eating

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By Betsy Andrews Published on July 8, 2026 Welcome to Gut Check, our column dedicated to the complex, ever-evolving relationship between food and our bodies. Whether you’re curious about mindful eating or want to understand what makes picky eaters picky, read on and let award-winning journalist Betsy Andrews answer all your burning questions. I am 15 pounds lighter than I was four months ago; my digestion has improved; and a chronic, low-level congestion has cleared.
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The unlikely US wine region set to rival California

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By Betsy Andrews Verified
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“I like wild ferments, and if I use any oak, it's a very low toast,” says Will Wetmore, owner and winemaker at Veer Wine Project , as he outlined some of the techniques that give his wines such character. We were standing in his tasting room – a dark, cavernous space that looked like a sound stage with a brightly lit bar at its centre. He poured me a glass of wine called Mataro: “It's mourvrède, but it might have some syrah because I use syrah to top up barrels.
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The Best Way to Explore the Finger Lakes Region Might Just Be by Canoe Original

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By Betsy Andrews Verified
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This is part of Iconic Passages, a collection of stories celebrating America and the many ways we move through its vast and diverse landscapes. Read more here. You know that old song about the mule named Sal? I have a modern lyric to add: “I dropped my phone in the Erie Canal.” Like the original ditty “Low Bridge, Everybody Down,” which commemorates the beasts of burden that hauled 30-ton barges from Albany to Buffalo, my chorus is born of experience.
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