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Francisco Terrazas Is Changing the Way We Think About Mexican Spirits

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By Tess Rose Lampert
| Imbibe Magazine Verified
Over the past few decades, many have fallen in love with Mexican spirits—but some fall harder than others. Francisco Terrazas may have first swooned over agave spirits as a bartender, but over the past 10 years he’s extended that relationship as a wholesaler and importer. Now, in his newest role as the director of an agave-focused nonprofit, Terrazas is influencing how we think about (and drink) tequila, mezcal, and the full spectrum of Mexican spirits.
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52 Smart Food Storage Tips to Make Groceries Last Longer Original

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By Tess Rose Lampert
| Cheapism
Frugal consumers are always looking for tips and tricks to help cut food costs and waste, and many of these come down to smart storage. Keeping fresh produce in good condition for as long as possible is key to stretching food dollars and making fewer trips to the store. These 52 food storage tips are designed to help consumers spend less and enjoy more.
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Bucket-List Food Experiences Across All 50 States Original

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By Tess Rose Lampert
| Cheapism
The United States is a big country with even more food cultures than there are states. Packed with regional specialties, each area has unique offerings that are specific to that land and its people. There are delicious and educational edibles to be had all over this great nation, whether you are looking for recipe ideas, taking a road trip, or planning a culinary adventure for the future.
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