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zings.jpg Putting the Zing in Zingerman’s
  • By: Rachel Berg
    June 28, 2007

“Think Global, Act Local.” I can’t think of a better example of a company that embodies this ideal than Zingerman’s Deli in Ann Arbor. Even if Zingerman’s hadn’t been named as a Travelocity Local Secret, Big Find for Michigan, it would’ve still been at the top of my list of places to visit during the 24 hours I had in town. You see, back in the ‘90s, I was introduced to Zingerman’s as a U of M freshman, and it’s been true love ever since.

This Monday, I moseyed in at high noon to a practically drooling sandwich line that snaked past olives, salami, fresh-baked breads and magic brownies—and was greeted by a cheese wizard named Marshall who, if he hadn’t already had me at hello, sealed the deal when he asked, “would you like to try some of our homemade creamery cheeses”?

It was with the anticipation of a giddy fan that I was then introduced to Head Chef, Rodger Bowser, who took time out of his very busy schedule to chat with me about Zingerman’s considerable connection to the local community.

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wedding.jpg Dress Code: Destination Wedding
  • By: Rachel Berg
    June 19, 2007

“Kilts. Bells. Lake. Fun.” These four words are on my friend’s wedding website, and this weekend I’ll be seeing those words come to life near Lake Huron in Michigan, where the Sean Connery-esque dress code will be a quirky nod to Scottish heritage.

No longer do traditional wedding destinations like Vegas and Niagara Falls get all the “I do” action. For that reason, the dress code is getting more and more varied—in the Maldives, for example, brides and grooms can don their scuba-gear finest and get married underwater, using hand signals and bubble-blowing to exchange their vows. On the opposite end of the spectrum, a white wedding in the custom-carved chapel at Sweden’s Icehotel is all about wearing layers—the bride pictured on one website is wrapped in fur.

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