"Cook, Eat, Drink, Live" Food Festival in New York
New Yorkers no longer have to travel to Aspen or South Beach for for a high end food festival. Come October 26., a three day food, Wine and Water event called "Cook, Eat, Drink, Live" will be held at Pier 94. A $ 625 ticket gives you access to culinary classes, workshops and a Water Tasting conducted by Michael Mascha..
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