Posts tagged dessert
Get Ready Panama City, FL! The Munchie Machine is Coming to Town
Feb 18th
Spring Breakers in Panama City, FL will have a chance to taste L.A.’s own Munchie Machine food truck and their award winning Scooby Snack dessert on March 14 – 28. More >
Cupcakes Go Head-to-Head at L.A.’s Cupcake Challenge
Feb 7th
Crazed cupcake fans packed the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel for the Fourth Annual Cupcake Challenge on Saturday. The event, hosted by Drink:Eat:Play, featured Los Angeles’ best mini-cupcakes from 20 different bakeries. The 650 guests were able to sample cupcakes from the bakeries and vote for Best Traditional, Best Original and Best Overall Cupcake. Attendees packed the banquet hall with their cupcake caddies, Tupperware and/or to-go boxes to store their mini-cupcakes. More >
Weekend, What Up!
Oct 15th
Halloween is just around the corner! You can be whatever you want, a superhero, Antonio Dodson, or even Lady Gaga covered in raw meat. This is our reminder to you: get cracking on your killer costume and in the mean time, check out these great weekend events! More >
Beer Float Showdown II at Verdugo Bar Was Funny to Watch [PHOTOS]
Oct 12th
It’s funny to watch people eat beer floats. On Sunday Food GPS hosted Beer Float Showdown II at Verdugo Bar. There were many great floats, but only one could win! The winner was Boneyard Bistro of Studio city, with their concoction made with Floris Apple beer and Bourbon-salted caramel and cinnamon ice cream from Drunken Udder garnished with green apple and caramel crumble. More >
Scoops To Premiere Beer Ice Cream During LA Beer Week
Sep 29th
LA Beer Week is coming October 7 – 17 and the people organizing it have a real treat in store for you. They’ve teamed up with Scoops and ice cream extraordinaire Tai Kim to bring you a whole line up of frozen treats made with BEER! We have a sneak peek of the creations. Look at the goodness that awaits you … More >
Photos: We Found The Meaning of ‘Opa’ at the LA Greek Fest!
Sep 12th
The 2010 LA Greek Fest was held at the Saint Sophia Cathedral and featured traditional Greek dancing, music and mouth-watering desserts and tasty foods. We enjoyed dolmathes (grape leaves stuffed with rice and meat), moussaka (a lasagna like dish with layered ground beef and eggplant) and loukomathes (Greek doughnuts covered in honey and cinnamon) were the perfect sweet treat. We enjoyed the Greek beers, dancing and yelled out “Opa!” too! More >
Hawaiian-Style Tropical Shave Ice Truck is First of Its Kind
Sep 9th
Who knew a 22-foot DHL delivery truck would return to life and become a vessel for sweet Hawaiian desserts? Rick and Ej Kukahiko did it! The couple have been serving up authentic Hawaii-style shave ice (shave, not shaved) in Los Angeles and Orange County since July. More >
Best of August on Drink Eat Travel
Aug 31st
Before we get too excited for future ventures, here some exciting adventures from the past. Enjoy the best of August on Drink Eat Travel! More >
Sugar Girl Cookies are a Naughty and Nice Dessert
Aug 25th
Milk and cookies are for kids and Santa Claus. On Tuesday night, we met the stunning Melissa Tittl at 55 Degree Wine where her Sugar Girl Cookies were paired with different wines. Melissa dishes on her desserts, her pin-up girl image and serving Brad Pitt! Yep, her cookies have been on the set of Brad’s new movie “Moneyball.” More >
Bar Fight! Longboards Ice Cream’s Sweet and Salty Hit
Aug 13th
The comical boys of Longboards Ice Cream have their stick shtick down! We talked to them at Thursday’s Downtown Los Angeles Artwalk about their new and dangerous addition to the menu — Bar Fight. More >
Softest Delicatest Baby Mashmallows Come From The Munchie Machine Truck
Apr 20th
Expectations In Relationships
The Munchie Machine food truck rolled out today in front of Bigfoot Lodge West. We did not know what to imagine, we never do. It’s similar to the beginning of a relationship. I try not to expect anything or I’ll end up having my heart shattered into pieces. Which means I’ll probably be crying in the shower with all my clothes on. Little did we know that’s not what happened, it was quite the contrary. More >
