Posts Tagged ‘food’

  1. September 23, 2009

    Ohagi Rice Ball Dessert

    Japanese Culinary Specialties

    Foodies from across the world have experienced the Japanese influence on the food culture. Whether you are in Portland, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires or Johannesburg, chances are you can choose to spending your evening dining at a local award-winning Japanese restaurant. But when you are traveling in Tokyo, go beyond the usual sushi, udon and tempura dishes and try some of these other traditional culinary specialties.

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  2. September 21, 2009

    Exporting Oregon’s Berry Wealth

    Oregon Berry Packing started with my grandparents in 1948 and continues as a family-run operation through today. We grow, pack, ship and sell strawberries, black raspberries, blackberries, hazelnuts and our specialty: blueberries. Oregon’s moderate, wet winters and warm, dry summers, allow blueberry production to thrive, making the state one of the premiere blueberry growing venues in the world. With a growing demand for our produce, we need to be able to export our berries quickly and affordably.

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  3. September 16, 2009

    Amsterdam's Floating Flower Market: Bloemenmarkt

    It’s Not Business as Usual in Amsterdam

    Let’s face it, when traveling for business there are rare occasions to appreciate the destination’s culture, famous landmarks, and lifestyle. But who says that because it’s business, you can’t have a little fun?

    If you only have a few days, or even a few hours to enjoy Amsterdam while you’re meeting with clients, here are a few suggestions to enhance your travel experience. Read more »