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Get Saucy and Embrace the Flavor Revolution

5 days ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Let’s talk about Tikka Masala. Or rather, let’s talk about what passes for Tikka Masala when you’re living the glamorous life of dietary restrictions. You know the drill—no dairy, no gluten, no fun. Most sauces that claim to be “allergy-friendly” taste like regret and beige sadness. But Get Saucy™ decided we’d all suffered long enough. So naturally, I was skeptical.
Nosh Foods Makes Me Question Everything I Thought I Knew About Cashews

1 week ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Let me start by saying: I have trust issues. Mostly with any food product that describes itself as “high in probiotics” and “chef-crafted” in the same sentence. It usually ends with me pretending to enjoy something that tastes like flavored wall paste to impress the health-conscious people in my life. But I gave Nosh Foods a go anyway, because I like a challenge. Also, it comes with crackers. And I’ll do questionable things for crackers.
Grandy Organics - Because My Granola Needs to Be More Enlightened Than I Am

1 week ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Let me paint you a picture: it’s 7:45 AM, I’m staring into the abyss (aka my empty coffee mug), and I’m debating whether breakfast is worth the effort. Enter Grandy Organics — granola that’s so pure, it practically meditates before entering the bag. First up: Classic Granola. This is the original recipe they’ve been lovingly baking since 1979, which makes it older than my ability to commit to a morning routine.
Glasvin Makes Me Feel Fancy Enough to Judge Your Drink Order

1 week ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Let me start by saying that I’m not typically a “glassware person.” My bar setup is more “college reunion” than “Michelin star,” and I’ve been known to drink a $45 bourbon out of a mug that says “World’s Okayest Human.” So imagine my surprise when I found myself waxing poetic over a set of Glasvin Stemless Whiskey Glasses, like I’d suddenly become the kind of person who uses words like “mouthfeel” without irony.
Rao’s Is Everything Your Pasta Has Been Waiting For

1 week ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Let’s be honest: buying jarred pasta sauce should never feel like a commitment. You’re just trying to get dinner on the table without setting the kitchen on fire. And yet, here I am, standing in the middle of the pasta aisle, clutching a jar of Rao’s Marinara Sauce like it’s a sacred heirloom and not a glass bottle of tomato goop that costs more than a decent bottle of wine. And yes—I bought it. Again. For the fifth time. The Cult of Rao’s (and Why I Keep Falling for It)Rao’s has this reputation.
Van Gogh’s Flowers at NYBG Is Blooming With Drama and Petals

2 weeks ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Ah, yes, nothing says “perfect Saturday” quite like voluntarily walking into a botanical garden to be emotionally outshone by plants. Welcome to Van Gogh’s Flowers at the New York Botanical Garden—where actual flowers do what most of us can’t: look amazing, make sense artistically, and require zero therapy. Let’s start with the outdoor sunflower display. Honestly? It’s a showstopper.
Rooftop Cinema Club Is the Date Night That Actually Lives Up to the Hype

2 weeks ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

There are date nights, and then there are cinematic date nights — the kind that practically cue their soundtrack and have your friends asking, “Wait, where was that?” Enter: Rooftop Cinema Club in Midtown Manhattan, where movie-going gets a dramatic glow-up courtesy of city skylines, cozy seating, and enough fairy lights to convince you this is the start of a rom-com. Now, I’ll admit, I wasn’t sure what to expect.
The Museum of Broadway: Glitter, Ghost Lights, and a Surprisingly Great Time

2 weeks ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Let me start by saying this: I walked into a museum in Times Square fully expecting to be emotionally overwhelmed by crowds, neon, and maybe a rogue Elmo trying to upsell me on a photo. But instead, I found myself in what can only be described as Broadway’s beautifully dramatic love letter to itself: the Museum of Broadway. This isn’t your grandmother’s museum. No dusty dioramas or “do not touch” signs that make you question every life choice.
Ramen Therapy in a Wooden Booth

2 weeks ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

There are days when the soul cries out for solace. For meaning. For clarity. And on those days, I, wise seeker of enlightenment through broth, pilgrimage to Ichiran on 49th Street. I believe in miracles, mind you, not because I believe in the therapeutic properties of chili oil and soft-boiled eggs. Now, Ichiran is not your typical ramen joint. No, this is where human interaction is so frowned upon, they practically hand you a “Do Not Disturb” sign and usher you into your ramen confessional booth.
Time Flips and Rainbow Drama with Cloudnola

3 weeks ago | famadillo.com | Maggie Mauro

Ah yes, the Cloudnola Flipping Out Rainbow Flip Clock—because nothing says “I respect punctuality” like slapping a rainbow-colored carnival on your wall and daring it to tell time. If you’ve ever looked at your bland, functional clock and thought, “This needs to scream in color while flipping numbers at me every sixty seconds,” well, friend, you’ve found your grail. First, let’s talk design. The rainbow motif is not subtle.