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For longtime fans of Oberlin, dinner at 266 Westminster is still a little disorienting. The restaurant came into its reputation in a quirky space Whether its dinner or brunch, the upgraded Oberlin still aims to make elevated cuisine seem ordinary and accessible to all.
The frosty delight has been putting smiles on people's faces since 1947.
The Story Behind The Treat Maine Kids Have Loved For 70 Years After having a low-calorie, "health" meal for lunch, I kind of figured that I was deserving of a treat. Digging through the bottom of the freezer here at work, I spotted a little piece of my childhood: Hoodsie Cups! I snatched it out of the freezer, tore off the top, and grabbed a spoon. Even though, without the wood paddle "spoon", it was not exactly the same, it was still good. But, it got me thinking about where Hoodsie Cups came from. I knew they were a New England thing, but I was curious about their origin. Who was ...
The Story Behind The Treat Maine Kids Have Loved For 70 Years After having a low-calorie, "health" meal for lunch, I kind of figured that I was deserving of a treat. Digging through the bottom of the freezer here at work, I spotted a little piece of my childhood: Hoodsie Cups! I snatched it out of the freezer, tore off the top, and grabbed a spoon. Even though, without the wood paddle "spoon", it was not exactly the same, it was still good. But, it got me thinking about where Hoodsie Cups came from. I knew they were a New England thing, but I was curious about their origin. Who was ...
The Story Behind The Treat Maine Kids Have Loved For 70 Years After having a low-calorie, "health" meal for lunch, I kind of figured that I was deserving of a treat. Digging through the bottom of the freezer here at work, I spotted a little piece of my childhood: Hoodsie Cups! I snatched it out of the freezer, tore off the top, and grabbed a spoon. Even though, without the wood paddle "spoon", it was not exactly the same, it was still good. But, it got me thinking about where Hoodsie Cups came from. I knew they were a New England thing, but I was curious about their origin. Who was ...