I still say put the money towards a Kitchen Aid. You’re basically buying a tool to half make bread. Other than doing that, what do you have?? With the KA, you can make all kinds of things. I will agree that for a cottage,... (66 replies, last updated by rockandroller1 November 10, 2008)

door" price to the retail customer or a shop/wholesaler/restaurateur who might buy direct. California retailers, unlike retail wine shops in many other states, have the flexibility to sell wine for whatever price they want (except... (6 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong July 3, 2003)

Any suggestions on where to find a good source of wild mushrooms for sale in Manhattan (possibly brooklyn)? Thank you for your help. (6 replies, last updated by tazerowe November 24, 2009)

Well the title says it all. So where can I buy decent prosciutto in the NoVa or DC area? (9 replies, last updated by jaydreb November 2, 2009)

I’m moving to Toronto in a couple weeks, and that means replenishing my spice rack for home cooking. What are your favorite places in town to buy high-quality or (relatively) exotic spices? I can’t find much consensus... (8 replies, last updated by wontonfm July 26, 2009)

fresh duck, Buy Rite usually has Liberty duck from Sonoma or thereabouts. Much more expensive, but you will notice the difference. Call first as they only get deliveries twice a week (or so they did last time I checked). (17 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston June 17, 2009)

caviar and have no clue where to go. I used to buy it at the fishmongers at the Atwater market – but I’m pretty sure they don’t carry it anymore. I also bought some once at the fishmonger on the SouthWest edge... (18 replies, last updated by redroses April 28, 2009)

Hi again, I’m visiting in April and would like to buy some little-known NY state wines. I like whites like Riesling/Gewurtz, and also can be persuaded in to liking reds like gamays, merlots, and the occasional shiraz... (8 replies, last updated by LemonLauren March 24, 2009)

I recently moved to NJ from Chicago area. Back home there’s stores called The Home Economist owned by John B Sanfillipo (Sanfillipo Nuts) with locations in Skokie, Westmont and Elk Grove Village. They sell sundry... (10 replies, last updated by kenito799 March 18, 2009)

I recently moved to NJ from Chicago area. Back home there’s stores called The Home Economist owned by John B Sanfillipo (Sanfillipo Nuts) with locations in Skokie, Westmont and Elk Grove Village. They sell sundry... (1 reply, last updated by LNG212 February 16, 2009)

I recently moved to NJ from Chicago area. Back home there’s stores called The Home Economist owned by John B Sanfillipo with locations in Skokie, Westmont and Elk Grove Village. They sell sundry ‘gourmet’ items... (1 reply, last updated by goodhealthgourmet February 16, 2009)

a few of the attachments you can buy. The unit is pretty expensive, about $575 for the basic kit, but you can cherry pick the attachments you think you’ll need and not get stuck with things you’ll never use.... (30 replies, last updated by duckyboy December 30, 2008)

With shipping and ingredient prices so high, prices per 6 or per case have also gone up substantially. So what are you buying on the (relative) cheap these days? I’d like to think I don’t have to lower my standards,... (4 replies, last updated by Davydd July 10, 2008)

I gave my AllClad cookware to my daughter when she moved to Texas because I wanted to replace it with Demeyere. But suddenly we are relocating to Switzerland in a couple of months. Would it be better to wait and buy it when we... (5 replies, last updated by abgilliam May 6, 2008)

Anyone know where I can find some unprepared paneer — frozen or otherwise — in Austin? I live near UT, and the Indian groceries are a bit out of the way. And it’s easy enough to make, but it’d be great if... (6 replies, last updated by abd April 29, 2008)