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I had Krispy Kreme doughnuts this weekend at the pretty Scarborough location. It's been too long 🍩

While instagram was down and everyone was freaking out... I posted a new blog post about a new Congolese food ans catering service @lamannecachee_fsc. Full review in the link in the bio

@fallnleavesto is back for a second year in a row with fall themed food ans drinks and even more activities. Last night I got to a sneak peak. Full review/recap in the link in the bio!

I FINALLY was able to make it to the Afro Caribbean Farmer's market this past Sunday. Link in the bio for everything I for. There's still one more weekend left! Go check it out

I posted a recipe for the first time in 9 months on my blog. I think I've finally mastered my coleslaw. Link in bio

It's Black Foodie Week by @blackfoodie.co! To kick off, this past Sunday was Black Foodie Market. Check out some of vendors I tried. Full list and recap in the link in my bio! #blackfoodie #blackfoodieweek #blackfoodiemarket #foodiiediary

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La Manne Cachée: Congolese Food in Toronto

October 4, 2021

I cover all types of food and cuisine on this blog but there’s a certain type of cuisine that is near and dear to my heart. And that is Congolese cuisine. I am Canadian by birth but Congolese at heart with both my parents being congolese. One thing that I’ve always found frustrating is the … More La Manne Cachée: Congolese Food in Toronto

Fall n’ Leaves Pop Up

September 30, 2021

For the second year in a row Fall n’ Leaves pop up is back! Located at 621 Richmond street downtown Toronto, from Oct 1st to the 17th, this outdoor space is transformed into a food and wine bar filled with activities. The seasonal theme of fall is translated through the decor, the food and drink … More Fall n’ Leaves Pop Up

Afro Caribbean Farmer’s Market

September 27, 2021

This summer, Toronto got their very one Afro Caribbean Farmer’s Market. Located in Little Jamaica 1531 Eglinton Ave W, every Sunday from 11am to 3pm, vendors would set up to sell their ethical goods in reflection of the neighbourhood the market is taken place in. This market took place from July until October and I … More Afro Caribbean Farmer’s Market

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