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Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto

  • Content Director, Superyacht Creative
  • None, Freelancer
Fort Lauderdale
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, City & Shore, Tasting Table, NewsBreak, Boat International, Yachting Magazine, Venice Magazine
Superyacht magazine editor-turned freelance writer, yacht reviewer, food writer. Happy wife, mama of 2 amazing little people. Visualizing world peace.

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Dr. Andrew Weil True Food Kitchen comes to Boca Raton

Dr. Andrew Weil True Food Kitchen comes to Boca Raton

By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Magazine Dr. Andrew Weil is a best-selling author, columnist for Prev…

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Myapapaya juicery + kitchen a secret no more

Myapapaya juicery + kitchen a secret no more

By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto City & Shore Magazine There's a place to eat near the corner of Sunrise Boulevard …

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Summoned by the Sea - Sea Island Life Magazine

Summoned by the Sea - Sea Island Life Magazine

For centuries, yachting has captured the essence of some of life's most priceless gifts: adventure, explorati…

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Fast Food Chain Soft Serve Ice Cream, Ranked

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By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto
| Yahoo Life Verified
Though soft serve ice cream is delicious in all seasons, it's especially nice to indulge in the cool and creamy treat in the summer. As American as apple pie, this nostalgic delight gained popularity in the 1930s to highlight a day at the fair or a summer baseball game. While the origins of soft serve ice cream are somewhat debated, the first patented soft serve ice cream maker appeared in 1926.
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Aldi Vs Walmart: Where Should You Buy Your Next Steak?

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By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto
| Yahoo Life Verified
With rising grocery prices squeezing household budgets, many people are cutting back on luxuries — including steak dinners. But before you cross steak night off the calendar, consider the alternative: It is possible to enjoy a good steak at home without sacrificing flavor or emptying your wallet. Surprisingly, affordable retailers like Walmart and Aldi offer high-quality cuts of meat that won't break the bank.
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10 Worcestershire sauce brands, ranked worst to best

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By Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto
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Rebecca Cahilly-Taranto 10 Worcestershire Sauce Brands, Ranked Worst To Best : We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Chances are you have a bottle in your kitchen, and chances are you can't properly pronounce its name.
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