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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Chris Kronner to Pop Up at Trick Dog This Sunday Through Tuesday

Posted By on Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 5:05 PM

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Mission cocktail bar Trick Dog has announced a new executive chef, Michael Logan (formerly of the Battery, Delfina Restaurant Group, and Slanted Door Group). As Logan gets up to speed, the bar has announced it will host a series of pop-ups. The first will feature Chris Kronner, last seen in San Francisco at the short-lived but wonderful Kronnerburger -- and though he has been a BART ride away in Oakland since Kronnerburger closed last November, now you can find him back in the Mission for a few days.

See also: Sampling Trick Dog's New Astrology-Themed Cocktail Menu

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Win a Foie Gras Lunch in Napa By Writing an Essay Protesting the Ban

Posted By on Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 4:10 PM

Foie gras: You know you miss it. - FLICKR/FOFIE57

Here's an essay contest you can really sink your teeth into, even if you haven't written one since you applied to college. Napa restaurant La Toque is hosting a lunch called "The State of Foie Gras" next month to commemorate the two-year anniversary of the ban on foie, reports Inside Scoop. And you're invited, provided you write one of the 25 winning essays on "Why California's Foie Gras Ban is Foolish."

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Week in Vegan: Vegetable Secrets, Vegan-Friendly Stadiums, and An Adorable Owl

Posted By on Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 2:00 PM

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  • Some vegetables are delicious, but did they know they can make you look good, too? If you're vain like me, you'll want to check out the secret health benefits of vegetables you may not know about. ::eats all the vegetables that cause one to look less bloated::

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Barrel Head Brewhouse Releases Its First Beers

Posted By on Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 11:00 AM

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NOPA officially gets its own nano-brewery this Tuesday as Barrel Head (1785 Fulton) is set to release its first batch of beers. The spacious, two story brewhouse and restaurant opened in March and until this week had been exclusively serving guest beers out of its thirty tap torpedo (yes, that's actually a torpedo behind the bar). Now brewmasters Greg Dudley and Ivan Hopkinson will get to show off their own skills with a saison, a black kölsch, and a Bavarian rye, known as roggenbier. A pale ale and a colonial porter -- based off an actual recipe from Benjamin Franklin -- are to follow later this summer.

See also: Talking Torpedo Taps, Reclaimed Wood, and "Ball-Kicking Porter" With Ivan Hopkinson of Barrel Head Brewhouse

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Five Free Factory Tours to Sink Your Teeth Into

Posted By on Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 8:35 AM

Check out how they make their delicious bars and hot chocolates at Dandelion Chocolate. - FLICKR/GRUNTZOOKI
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  • Check out how they make their delicious bars and hot chocolates at Dandelion Chocolate.

Ever wonder how the chocolate you're eating came to be? Or what exactly is in the beer you're drinking? Some Bay Area favorites can give you that answer at their free factory tours.

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