A slow-rotating screw extracts nutrients from fruit and vegetables without friction heat. Blend up chilled desserts, too.
This French oven is a downright gorgeous piece of cookware, but it’s not just a pretty face — this cast-iron pot can be used to whip up just about anything, from roasts to cobblers to stews.
We drop in on Afrim Pristine to see how the maître fromager at Cheese Boutique has made his kitchen the centre of his home.
Spread holiday cheer with this simple thumbprint cookie recipe, made with ingredients from Fresh City, your one-stop-shop for quality groceries.
Made with fresh, local ingredients, La Dee Da Sauces are an easy base for quick, weeknight pastas or for adding extra kick to your own culinary creations
With 12 different speed settings and three specialized attachments, the Cuisinart Precision Master Stand is made for home chefs ready to take their mixing game to the next level.
The paper plane cocktail is a bartender staple: painless to make, highly crushable, and it's got a pretty fly origin story. Give this recipe from Piccolo Caffe a go tonight.
Using molasses made from Florida-grown sugar cane, this blended dark rum is a clean and spicy spirit to enjoy on its own or mixed into a Dark & Stormy
The newest property in The Drake empire is an ultra-hip culinary utopia, packed with eclectic goodies to eat-in and take home
Brewed with a dozen organic spices (ginger, cinnamon and cardamom among them), this weissbier is a great item to serve at autumn harvest dinners
Black Creek brews beer by hand without electricity or industrial-sized equipment, making their IPAs and ales authentic to traditional styles
A touch of flavour and no added sugar or sweetener makes these premixed vodka cocktails the perfect picnic or patio alternative to wine, beer or super sweet coolers.
Cookbook author and TV star Danielle Bennett says it’s time for female pitmasters to be taken seriously
Introducing the 2017 Graffigna Steak Awards. We hunted down Toronto’s best cuts alongside some bona fide meat lovers. Read on to discover our winner.
Take this ordinary holiday sipper to the next level with chef Lynn Crawford's recipe for spiced rum chocolate caramel eggnog.
Chef Nathan Isberg sits down with us to discuss food ethics, the cult of veganism and what it means to be a mindful eater.
In perhaps the only good news to arise from the pandemic, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) announced that restaurants and bars can serve alcohol with takeout orders, effective immediately.
For its 30th anniversary, Air Transat joins forces with renowned Quebec chef Daniel Vézina to launch the Chef’s Menu, a seasonally inspired in-flight dining experience
These efficient casserole dishes are designed to move easily from freezer to oven to table to dishwasher, plus they retain heat longer than their non-ceramic counterparts.
Yes, those are acrylic paintings, not photographs. Welcome to the hyperrealistic world of Toronto artist Erin Rothstein
Nuit Regular, executive chef and co-owner of Pai Northern Thai Kitchen, Sabai Sabai, Sukhothai and Kiin, shows us how to make her legendary dish at home.
Grab your spoons! We're rounding up Toronto's top spots to enjoy a good ol' bowl of soup
This Yorkville eatery brings a smart spin to the theme restaurant concept with cool cocktails and a sophisticated small plates menu.
Parts & Labour duo, Richard Lambert and Jesse Girard, add to their expanding list of spots with a modern spin on the traditional, old-time British pub
We're flexing on our bar cart this season with a festive update to a classic. Try out this delicious winter gin and tonic recipe from The Oxley in Yorkville.
The Dyson Pure Hot + Cool Link is a triple threat, functioning as a purifier, a heater and a normal cooling fan. It’s great for eliminating kitchen odours, and it looks darn sophisticated too.
Lemonade infused with charcoal and hints of maple syrup make this detoxifying drink a fitting choice to nurse your post-Canada Day hangover.
Bartender Simon Ho tells us why we should be paying more attention to this cocktail enhancer.
Fill your home with holiday scents. Executive chef Julien Laffaruge’s 6-spice braised lamb shanks fall off the bone and are surprisingly easy to make.
Carbs might be the only currency we know right now, but you don't have to use dairy to make this comfort food classic. David Lee walks us through a satisfying plant-based mac and cheese recipe.
With an added splash of bubbly, this citrusy sipper from Le Swan is what a mimosa wants to be when it grows up.
This innovative glass promises fewer embarrassing moments for butterfingered wine drinkers, plus it looks classy too.
A push-button start, space-saving Windblock pan and interchangeable cooktops make the Coleman Fyresergeant 2-Burner Propane Stove a great go-to tool for outdoor cooking.
Packed with veg, fresh herbs and plenty of zingy lime juice, this simple bean salsa is so much more than the sum of its parts. The perfect side to a heavier dish.
Napoleon's Himalayan Salt Platter adds subtle natural seasoning to your food and doubles as a snazzy serving platter.
An easy shortcut to a heartwarming holiday beverage, this mulled wine is ready to heat and serve from the bottle.
With its well-executed menu of Jamaican staples and cool island-inspired décor, AF1 brings the easy-going vibes of the Caribbean to Little Italy.
From the world's weirdest Michelin star restaurants to how Tucson became a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, the Culinary Issue of Escapism will take you on a food tour around the world – without leaving your home. Read it for free online now.
For those willing to explore, Kentucky is rife with adventure, history and some of the world's best whisky
From the comfort of your own home, we take you on a food tour around the world. The Michelin guide and its iconic stars have long been the yardstick par excellence for fine dining. We check in on eight star-winners to get a sense of how widely they range.
This revamped version of Weber's famous Genesis grill line features a sleeker look and a few new tricks that are sure to please fans of the brand
This ‘grain to glass’ gin made by Kinsip in Prince Edward County is a slightly sweet spirit featuring foraged juniper and local lavender.
This rich, chocolatey stout is a worthy local alternative to the typical pint of Guinness on St. Patrick's Day.
Niagara’s Exchange Brewery borrows techniques from its winemaking neighbours to make its dry and complex but easy-drinking Golden Ale.
A bite-sized take on the traditional Jamaican breakfast, this recipe for ackee and saltfish bites is easy to serve as an amuse-bouche at your next dinner party.
Staying in for a romantic meal? Treat yourselves to this appropriately-hued Inniskillin icewine as a sweet end to your dinner.
Toronto’s bartenders are using ingenuity to craft non-alcoholic cocktails that are anything but boring.