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Cigar Dojo and Aganorsa Leaf Crack Open “Crispy Boy” Collaboration
Cigar Dojo and Aganorsa Leaf have teamed up to introduce Crispy Boy, a limited-edition collaboration inspired by crisp lagers, easygoing afternoons, and the simple satisfaction of a cigar that always hits the spot. In beer circles, “crispy boy” is an affectionate term for a cold, clean, and refreshing lager. Cigar...
The Coloradoan
Fort Collins-area restaurant inspections: 3 require reinspection
The Larimer County and Weld County health departments have a three-tiered health inspection rating, with rankings of pass, reinspection required or closed. Establishments with violations of 0-49 points pass; those with 50-109 points require reinspection; and any with more than 110 points face closure. This report is for July 8-14. Full reports for the restaurants included in this story can be viewed at the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment website and the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment website . LARIMER COUNTY PASS La Casita de Sebastian-Mobile, 1720 W. Mulberry St., Fort Collins CSU-Rams Against Hunger, 1251 S. Mason St., Fort Collins Jim’s Wings, 1205 W. Elizabeth St., Fort Collins Verboten Brewing North, 1611 S. College Ave., Fort Collins Taj Mahal, 148 W. Oak St., Fort Collins City Park Gelato and Amore, 1720 W. Mulberry St., Fort Collins Ginger and Baker-Cache, 359 Linden St., Fort Collins Subway, 601 Greenfield Court, Fort Collins Chipper's Lanes, 830 N. College Ave., Fort Collins Taco El Diablo-Mobile, 4619 S. Mason St., Fort Collins El Diablo Mexican Restaurant, 4619 S Mason St., Fort Collins Overland Foods, 3333 N. U.S. Highway 287, Laporte The Tavern at Red Feather Lakes, 1078 Ramona Drive,
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This Colorado Bakery Makes Every Cake, Cookie, And Pastry Completely Gluten-Free
Finding a bakery where every item is actually gluten-free is not just convenient, it is life-changing. No cross-contamination worries. No “we have one option” sadness. Just an entire menu you can trust. In Fort Collins, that reality exists, and it has quietly become one of the most talked-about...
Wyoming News
Betty Kiser Memorial CASI Chili Cook Off keeps community tradition alive during Laramie Jubilee Days
Downtown Laramie was filled with the smell of simmering chili as contestants prepared their entries along the street for the Betty Kiser Memorial CASI Chili Cook Off, a free to enter event Saturday morning as part of the Laramie Jubilee Days celebration. The challenge brought many types of team competitors, including local businesses, nonprofits and groups that are family operated. At the heart of the event — Betty Kiser and her memory. Kiser was the reason that the tradition began, according to her daughter Jerry Timothy. “She actually started it 13 years ago and died 11 years ago, so it’s continued every year in the memory of her,” Timothy said. Timothy said her mother was very involved in Laramie and brought the idea for a chili cook off during a meeting connected to local radio stations. “Essentially, she was involved in the community, and my son owns a radio station, and she came to one of the meetings and said, ‘how about we do a chili cook off?’ So we did,” Timothy said. The first year of the cook off was small in size, with booths set up in a different area downtown. Now the event takes up both sides
Wyoming News
First-time competitor wins annual Jubilee Days Jalapeño Eating Contest
The annual Jubilee Days Flaming Gorge Jalapeño Eating Contest brought plenty of heat to downtown Laramie on Thursday, drawing a crowd of spectators who gathered to watch the brave contestants battle the peppers. With crowds cheering and surrounding the main table, event emcee Tim Snowbarger kicked off the festivities by warming up the audience with some pepper-themed puns. “What does a nosey pepper do? It gets jalapeño business!” Snowbarger said. With the crowd roaring in response, the 20 competitors began to chow down as the clock started. This year’s win went to Blake Hubert, a first-time competitor from Fort Collins, Colorado. Hubert managed to finish off a grand total of seven peppers. “(I did it) for the competition, not for the flavor. For the love of the game,” Hubert said. “He hates spicy food,” Hubert’s friend chimed in. The rules of the competition are simple: each contestant must eat as many jalapeños as possible within a three-minute time limit. While the stems are pre-cut from the peppers, competitors are required to eat the entire remaining pepper, including the seeds. To help participants handle the burn, everyone is provided with a glass of milk and two flour tortillas. Sponsored by the
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Some residents raise concerns for proposed Walmart in growing Northern Colorado town
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Laramie Brewfest Returns Saturday July 11 With 30 Brewers, Live Music And Food Trucks
Raise a glass for downtown! The Laramie Main Street Alliance (LMSA) invites the community to celebrate at Laramie Brewfest, its largest fundraiser of the year, taking place this Saturday, July 11, at Depot Park in Downtown Laramie. Laramie Brewfest transforms Depot Park into one of Wyoming’s biggest summer celebrations, featuring...
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Smalls Sliders Continues Colorado Growth with Johnstown Can Drop
Smalls Sliders is continuing its Colorado expansion with the opening of its second location in the state in Johnstown, Colorado. A celebratory “Can Drop” held on June 23 marked another milestone in the fast-growing cheeseburger slider franchise’s growth across the Mountain West. Located at 4781 Thompson Pkwy,...
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Health Hot Seat: Four Fort Collins Eateries Flagged For Recheck
Four Fort Collins-area restaurants landed on the health department's reinspection list this week after routine checks turned up multiple violations. County health officials say that a reinspection is the standard next step, meant to confirm problems are fixed before an operation is fully cleared. According to The Coloradoan, inspectors from...
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Timnath Loses Its Cool As In‑N‑Out Finally Flips The Sign
Timnath’s long wait for a Double‑Double is officially over. On Thursday, In‑N‑Out flipped the sign at its new Ladera restaurant east of I‑25 and Harmony and started serving customers, drawing quick‑forming lines and crowds at the Fort Collins–area spot. Fans queued up for burgers and hand‑cut fries, and local reports say the Timnath debut pushes Colorado’s In‑N‑Out count to 15 locations, finally giving Northern Colorado diners a nearby fix after years of anticipation.
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10 Authentic Colorado Restaurants That Skip The Tourist Traps And Locals Cherish
Tourist menus love three things: high prices, tiny portions, and a view doing all the work. Locals know better. They eat where the food actually earns its reputation. These Colorado spots never bothered chasing the vacation crowd. They feed the people who live here, day after day, year after year.
The Coloradoan
Fort Collins-area restaurant inspections: 4 require reinspection
The Larimer County and Weld County health departments have a three-tiered health inspection rating, with rankings of pass, reinspection required or closed. Establishments with violations of 0-49 points pass; those with 50-109 points require reinspection; and any with more than 110 points face closure. This report is for June 24-30. Full reports for the restaurants included in this story can be viewed at the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment website and the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment website . LARIMER COUNTY PASS Suehiro Japanese Restaurant, 4431 Corbett Drive, Fort Collins KFC/Taco Bell, 1227 E. Magnolia St., Fort Collins Happy Trails Coffee Co, 120 W. Stuart St., Fort Collins Nuance Chocolate, 214 Pine St., Fort Collins Kona Ice-Mobile, 3512 S. Mason St., Fort Collins Edison’s Ice Cream Production Kitchen, 2649 E. Mulberry St., Fort Collins Saucer’s Pizza-Mobile, 1800 E. Lincoln Ave., Fort Collins Clamatos and Snacks, 1736 E. Mulberry St., Fort Collins Waffle House, 3850 E. Mulberry St., Fort Collins El Don Food Truck-Mobile, 1736 E. Mulberry St., Fort Collins Best Western Kiva Inn, 1638 E. Mulberry St., Fort Collins Fernandito’s Mexican Grill, 7910 Sixth St., Wellington Poudre River Resort, 33021 Poudre Canyon Road, Bellvue Canyon