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Eater’s Guide to Idaho’s Snake River Valley

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Plus there’s a thriving food scene powered by a strong Basque community and chefs quickly gaining national recognition. Take a seat on the expansive patio or start up a game of life-size chess as you sip the dry rosé (a juicy blend of sangiovese and merlot grapes) or cabernet sauvignon (full of vanilla and cherry). Really great wine.

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The American Dream in the Back of a Sunoco

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Thousands of restaurants in gas stations and truck stops are owned by immigrants selling the kinds of comfort foods they wish they could find outside their own homes. If you really start looking, you’ll find thousands of restaurants in gas stations and truck stops tucked away in every state and city. Rosa María Zamarrón.

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An Eater’s Guide to Visiting (and Drinking) Champagne 

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Champagne & Food Experiences. Since 2007, Christine and her husband have preserved that heritage while taking it further with low intervention viticulture (currently transitioning to organic), single-terroir Champagnes, and a new tasting and event space in a former school located in the village. Piot-Sevillano.