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Sweeten Father’s Day with Georgia-made hickory syrup

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By C.W. Cameron Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Food & Dining The hickory syrup from Sutton Mill Creek Syrup Co. is made from the bark of trees grown in the state. Beth Palmer, co-founder of Sutton Mill Creek Syrup, offers samples of her hickory syrup at festivals around the Southeast. (Courtesy of Sutton Mill Creek Syrup Co.) By C.W. Cameron for the AJC 7 minutes ago Does your Father’s Day include plans to spoil Dad with a homemade breakfast like a big stack of waffles or pancakes, or maybe a platter of French toast?
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Find these South Georgia sausages on backyard grills and military bases

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By C.W. Cameron Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Made in Georgia The century-old family company Sunset Farm Foods makes 16 different types of sausage in Valdosta. Sunset Farm Foods sausage come in several styles including link and rope sausage. (Courtesy of Sunset Farm Foods) By C.W. Cameron for the AJC 4 minutes ago The sizzle of sausage on the grill is part of the soundtrack of summer. That sound, and the aroma of hot juices hitting the charcoal, can draw a crowd in minutes.
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Becoming a mother ignites a passion for cooking that launched a business

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| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Every evening, Lipi Begum prepares a dinner of traditional South Asian dishes for her family using her own spice blends, which she sells through her Snellville-based business, Jar Masala. Begum was born in Bangladesh and migrated with her family to Atlanta when she was 13 years old, she told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Yet it was only after she had a child of her own that she discovered a passion for the flavors of her childhood.
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