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Carrie Honaker

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  • Writer, Freelance
  • None, Freelance: Afar, Travel + Leisure
  • None, Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine
Panama City Beach
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Covers:  Food, Travel, Culture, and Wine
Writer Into Binge-Worthy Bites. She/Her. Words about Food, Travel, Culture Bylines|@travelandleisure @bonappetit @wineenthusiast @cntraveler #binders

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Carrie is a freelance writer specializing in Food, Travel, Culture and Wine. She is dedicated to ethical tourism and seeks out travel celebrating indigenous cultures while leaving as little footprint as possible. Carrie's specialty is finding those off-the-beaten path experiences and locations, especially when it involves scuba diving.

She also is an advocate for locally-sourcing ingredients in home and restaurant kitchens, while looking for zero-waste options. As a former restaurateur, Carrie …

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A Cherry Blossom Cloud Garnish Makes It Rain in This Vodka Cocktail

A Cherry Blossom Cloud Garnish Makes It Rain in This Vodka Cocktail

At The Botanist in Vancouver's Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel, beverage director Grant Sceney makes it rain, lite…

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This Florida Destination Is Called the 'Bold New City of the South' - and It's Perfect for Retire...

This Florida Destination Is Called the 'Bold New City of the South' - and It's Perfect for Retire...

Jacksonville, Florida, offers plenty of outdoor adventures, relaxing beaches, and the largest urban park syst…

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Southern Geniuses: A.E. Backus, Zora Neale Hurston and the Florida Highwaymen - Flamingo Magazine

Southern Geniuses: A.E. Backus, Zora Neale Hurston and the Florida Highwaymen - Flamingo Magazine

Cultural icons like the Florida Highwaymen artists and author Zora Neale Hurston found and cultivated inspira…

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Culinary Canvas: The Artistry of Great Southern's Coastal Cuisine - 30A

Culinary Canvas: The Artistry of Great Southern's Coastal Cuisine - 30A

18 years after my wedding reception at Great Southern and the soul rolls are still the best version of an egg…

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Pelican Oyster - Cainnon Gregg - Alys Beach

Pelican Oyster - Cainnon Gregg - Alys Beach

An Instagram post led Zoe Mathews to pull off I-10 in Tallahassee on her way to Jacksonville. Cainnon Gregg w…

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The Best Baked Hams To Order Online For Easter Dinner And Beyond

The Best Baked Hams To Order Online For Easter Dinner And Beyond

We smoked out the best baked hams online-including spiral cut, bone-in, boneless, petite, and glazed. Plus, c…

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America's Last Remaining Fishing Villages Are Still Holding the Line Original

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Photo by Amanda Holmes Tucked where the Leland River meets Lake Michigan, Fishtown has operated as a commercial fishing village since the 1850s, making it one of the last working fishing ports on the Great Lakes. Weathered shanties, overhanging docks, and vintage fish tugs line the narrow canal, while generations of fishing families continue to haul nets from the same waters that have sustained the community for more than a century. What to eat: Lake Michigan whitefish defines the local table.
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Taste Nassau beyond the resorts and cruise crowds

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Taste Nassau Beyond the Resorts and Cruise Crowds

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Arawak Cay, locally known as Fish Fry, is a collection of brightly painted wooden seafood shacks butted up against each other along the waterfront, Daiquiri stands stacked with fresh coconuts and mangoes lining the counters. This is where locals go, and the energy is proof: junkanoo leaking from speakers; cold Kalik in hands; plates overflowing with Nassau grouper; macaroni and cheese baked into dense, spiced bricks; and rice and peas.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

An article on ethical beauty companies for the Burlington Free Press.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

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