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Stirring in flavor for the holidays.
user ratingWhen you serve guests coffee or tea this holiday season you may want to dress up the occasion with Minglirs. These flavor-coated stirring sticks release a shot of cinnamon, hazelnut, vanilla, peppermint, raspberry or caramel into your otherwise ordinary hot beverage.
The creator, Callisons Fine Foods, in Seattle, also has a line of grilling skewers, branded Seasoned Skewers, which are used to infuse flavor into grilled meat and vegetables. Using the same technology, Minglirs bring a flavor twist to liquids, and the company says you can even combine sticks to customize your desired flavor. For the holidays, it recommends a cinnamon and caramel stick in a cup of hot apple cider. Minglirs also work well in cold beverages. –Dennis Marrero
Dennis Marrero is a regular foodspring.com contributor and is the author of foodspring’s food for change blog.
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