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Aug 4, 2024, 9:33:18 PM8/4/24
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AndyPasta, located in Staten Island, NY offers our famous freshly made ravioli and pasta cuts, over 150 imported cheeses and Italian gourmet goods, fresh prepared foods and a complete butcher and fresh fish department.

Castelvetrano olives are Italy's most ubiquitous snack olive. Bright green, they're often referred to as dolce (sweet), and come from Castelvetrano, Sicily, from the olive variety nocerella del belice. They have a Kermit-green hue, meaty, buttery flesh, and a mild flavor. Consider serving them with sheep's milk cheese and a crisp white wine.


mall brownish black olive that can be hard to pit, but the flavor, which is reminiscent of nuts, is worth the effort. These small, purplish-brown, wrinkled olives from Puglia have soft, tender flesh and a tart, citrusy taste. Gaetas can be either dry-cured (shrivelly, chewy) or brine-cured (plump, juicy).


Nocellara del Belice is an olive cultivar from the Valle del Belice area of south-western Sicily. It is a dual-purpose olive, grown both for oil and for the table. It is used to make "Valle del Belce" extra-virgin olive oil, which is pressed from a minimum of 70% Nocellara del Belice olives.




The Nocellara del Belice oil has a very rich flavor profile: mild &

buttery; Elegant and harmonious bouquet with an aromatic touch of typical aromas of the area, citrus flowers, artichoke, green tomato, almonds, seaweed and a peppery finish.


Strong and spicy in flavor, Frantoio, is made with 65% Frantoio Olives, 25% Moraiolo Olives, 10% Leccino Olives. This extra virgin olive oil is textured and bold with a raw and unfiltered flavor that holds very fruity, artichoke and fresh herb undertones with a slight bitter finish. Frantoio is the name of the machine that was traditionally used to crush the olives in order to extract the olive oil. Use this oil for bruschetta, salads, vegetables, dressings or marinades.


The Mediterranean climate of the area surrounding Sarroca de Lrida, a northeastern village in the Spanish province of Lleida, ideal for growing Arbequina olive trees. Here, as in a very few other olive growing regions in the world, the cultivation process has remained organic and the harvest is reaped by hand so as not to bruise the fruit and thereby adversely affect the oil's quality.

Lrida extra virgin olive oil comes from the result of the first extraction process of the select Arbequina olives. This process is carried out in a cold environment without pressure. Lrida extra virgin olive oil is renowned for its delicate, fragrant flavour.


Very fine olive oil from the Iblei Mountain area of Sicily, this 2013 harvest pressing is not to be missed. The Frantoi Cutrera is a family business located in the Chiaramonte Gulfi region, in southeast Sicily. The true 'secret' of their award-winning Segreto degli Iblei extra virgin olive oil is the sun and soil of the surrounding mountains. It is produced from the first-cold pressing of hand-harvested olives. This unfiltered olive oil is elegant and fruity, with balanced tones of spicy and sweet, and a smooth and buttery mouthfeel. With its flavor and DOP designation, this olive oil is to be appreciated for its intensity of taste, texture and quality.


Handpicked from the trees, they are sent daily to the olive press, where they are carefully crushed by traditional granite grinders. A cold centrifuge system is used for extraction guaranteeing maximum hygiene.


Tradition and advance technology are joined together in the production of this elegant full bodied gold green olive oil, with a rich aroma, delicate fruity flavour and a slight aftertaste of sweet almonds.


This Golden Selection olive oil is produced from Koroneiki olives

grown in Kalamata on the south of Greece. It has an intense grass

green color with a beautiful herby flavor with a mild peppery

aftertaste. It is harvested and cold-pressed in a traditional way,

without the use of chemicals or preservatives.


This hand made product is probably one of the most delicious and unique treats on the market. Spanish pajarero figs are smaller and more tender, making them ideally textured bite-sized figs to be hand dipped in delicious dark chocolate.


This combination of chocolate and cherries is irresistible. The cherries are dye free and macerated in sugar and a local liqueur for one month to candy them, as per a secret family recipe. As the cherries are dye free, they are white. They are then hand dipped in luxurious 56% dark chocolate to create a delicious treat with a kick


Figs are one of the most historically prized fruits the world has ever known and have been used to enhance other foods since ancient times. Lazzaris Fig Fruit Sauce (Mostarda) is a delicious and fragrant blend of top quality pured figs and mustard oil.


Lazzaris Amarena Cherry Fruit Sauce (Mostarda) is a delicious and fragrant blend of top quality pured amarena cherries and mustard oil. Mostardas were first made by rural families in the 17th century and used purely as a special condiment for Christmas time. The original creation was a combination of mustard, vinegar, candied fruit and wine must, the last being the ingredient for which Mostarda is actually named.


Perfect for true olive lovers, this is more like an olive paste- with strong and bold flavors, simple and pure ingredients. Flavors are intense and clean on the palate and the finish is rich and strong.


One of the most aromatic fruits, apricot has a vivid and irresistible scent which will charm and enchant. Golden in color, its subtle yet bright flavor entices the senses and its gentle aroma of floral notes lingers on the palate.


Caf Atelier is your coffee shop meets flower shop. We highly recommend the specialty drinks, like the honey ginger lemon tea, lavender latte or iced candy crush. Plus, they offer beautiful flower arrangement classes that you can sign-up for on their website.


Gotan

130 Franklin Street

Gotan serves a selection of coffee, breakfast and lunch in a casual neighborhood friendly setting. The Tribeca eatery offers counter service, communal seating and WiFi, so its the perfect spot to grab a bite and post up throughout the day. The scrambled cheddar biscuit and avocado feta are two favorite items on the menu.


Located in the heart of Tribeca, this Michelin-starred fine dining experience serves up the most exceptional Indian cuisine. Our tip is to go for lunch when they offer a special menu featuring an appetizer, two mains and a dessert for only $28.


Khe-Yo serves an impressive menu comprised of Southeast Asian dishes with a Laotian emphasis. The selection of small and large plates includes Berkshire spare ribs, crunchy coconut rice and sweet chili chicken to name a few. Plus, the cocktail menu does not disappoint, with a house thai chili infused vodka with cold pressed cucumber and a strawberry pineapple lao lao sour. Cheers.


The celebrated destination in downtown Manhattan offers everything from cultural experiences, curated dining options, world-class shopping and modern office space. Located on the Hudson River, Brookfield animates its grand indoor and outdoor public spaces year-round through a mix of culture and events, bringing together New Yorkers and travelers alike.


Make your way to the back of this Willy Wonka-esque store, past more of the 2,000 varieties of candy it sells, and the walls are lined with dispensers ready to release a rainbow of gumballs and jellybeans.


Today, Economy Candy inhabits all three stories, with the upper levels used for storage and packing web orders. The retail space on the first floor is full of candies of every imaginable variation and is a thriving, if slightly bedraggled, remnant of the old Jewish neighborhood amid the hipster hotels and pricey boutiques that share Rivington Street with bodegas and bars.


Hand-dipped chocolate-covered graham crackers and chocolate-coated jelly rings are perennially popular, Cohen says, with orders coming in from all over the country. Earlier that day, someone had ordered 300 pounds of orange jelly fruit slices.


The current candy crush is for English Cadbury chocolates, which are newly unavailable in the United States. The main ingredient in the American version is sugar. But the ones made in England list milk as the first ingredient, and devotees are fanatically loyal to their Flakes and Maltesers.

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