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  • 1 month ago | bonappetit.com | Ali Francis |Aliza Abarbanel |Kate Kassin |Alaina Chou

    Athletic Greens, Amazing Grass, Sakara Protein + Greens, and more, reviewed by dietitians and Bon Appétit editors on the hunt for the best greens powder.

  • 1 month ago | bonappetit.com | Kate Kassin

    At Rasarumah, Johnny Lee has taken the decision fatigue out of ordering dessert. The Cendol Sundae at his Los Angeles restaurant is one of just two options. The satisfyingly savory dessert emerges in a retro glass with contrasting layers of coconut-pandan ice cream, neon green pandan jelly noodles, clusters of sweet red beans, dark and rich gula melaka syrup, and a sprinkle of puffed rice.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kate Kassin

    Photography by Kevin RoussoAt Rasarumah, Johnny Lee has taken the decision fatigue out of ordering dessert. The Cendol Sundae at his Los Angeles restaurant is one of just two options. The satisfyingly savory dessert emerges in a retro glass with contrasting layers of coconut-pandan ice cream, neon green pandan jelly noodles, clusters of sweet red beans, dark and rich gula melaka syrup, and a sprinkle of puffed rice.

  • 1 month ago | bonappetit.com | Kate Kassin

    While Post Company projects span the hospitality industry, it’s the New York– and Wyoming-based design firm’s restaurant projects, like Raf’s and Cafe Zaffri in Manhattan and the Lafayette Hotel in San Diego, that exemplify their elegant aesthetic—a unique blend of escapism and pragmatism. The process that brings their designs to life is an anthropological exercise.

  • 2 months ago | yahoo.com | Kate Kassin

    Photo by Gentl & HyersWhile Post Company projects span the hospitality industry, it’s the New York– and Wyoming-based design firm’s restaurant projects, like Raf’s and Cafe Zaffri in Manhattan and the Lafayette Hotel in San Diego, that exemplify their elegant aesthetic—a unique blend of escapism and pragmatism. The process that brings their designs to life is an anthropological exercise.