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Lacey Ramirez
Jul 24, 20218 min read
Mexican Baking Month: Tres Leches Two Ways and Iced Hot Chocolate
My Mexican baking challenge: one month, one cake, one drink, each two ways. Read on for how to make Tres Leches and Hot Chocolate.
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Lacey Ramirez
Jul 13, 20216 min read
The Untold Story of My Master’s Research
Here are the untold tales of my master’s research: Discrimination as A Barrier to Romani Women’s Health and Empowerment: A Qualitative Study
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Lacey Ramirez
May 30, 20219 min read
“The queen would be horrified” and other recipes for afternoon tea
How did I replicate the British culinary tradition of afternoon tea? And why would the queen have been horrified? Read on to find out.
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Lacey Ramirez
May 15, 20217 min read
A crash course in British baking: Cakes and crumpets
For years, I’ve been on a quest to find myself through the top-secret art of tasting and studying food. But what about my heritage?
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Lacey Ramirez
Apr 23, 20213 min read
Around the world in 80 plates
“I don’t know how to tell you this, but…” Daniel paused before letting the words exit his mouth. My heart dropped as I waited on the edge...
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Lacey Ramirez
Oct 9, 20197 min read
5-minute yoga sequence to lose weight FAST
Why might it be harmful to promise scores of health-interested readers that practicing yoga will lead to a whitewashed “yoga bod”?
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Lacey Ramirez
Jul 30, 20193 min read
My First Mountain Race
This article recounts my experience running my first mountain race, a 30-k trail run in the Pikes Peak Ultra Series. The first question I...
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Lacey Ramirez
May 23, 20195 min read
Invisible lines: What’s it really like on the U.S.-Mexico border?
This article recounts my experience at the U.S.-Mexico border on my last trip to El Paso, Texas. The first time that I visited El Paso,...
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Lacey Ramirez
Apr 5, 20194 min read
How studying world languages enabled me to follow my dreams
This blog post contains my full script for my Keynote Speech at World Languages Day at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Hello, my...
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Lacey Ramirez
Jan 4, 20196 min read
I went to Mexico and this is what I ate
Here are my favorite foods that I tasted during my holiday vacation to Mexico. Spending my holidays in Mexico was a bittersweet and...
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Lacey Ramirez
Dec 25, 20185 min read
10 Best Specialty Coffee Shops in Paris
Here’s a peek into my favorite specialty coffee shops in Paris. Last summer, needed desperately to decompress from a failed PhD program...
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Lacey Ramirez
Dec 18, 20185 min read
Sharing Coffee at Coutume Café with France’s Champion Barista
For the final Paris specialty coffee feature, I sat down for coffee with Caroline, France’s Champion Barista and Wholesale Manager at...
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Lacey Ramirez
Dec 15, 20185 min read
La Fontaine de Belleville bridges the gap between “café” and specialty coffee
For this Paris specialty coffee feature, I sat down with Thomas, the co-founder of La Fontaine de Belleville to discuss his mission to...
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Lacey Ramirez
Nov 21, 20184 min read
Running the Philadelphia Marathon
“Make sure your own worst enemy doesn’t live between your two ears.” - Laird Hamilton Last weekend’s Philadelphia Marathon was not my...
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Lacey Ramirez
Nov 7, 20185 min read
Halloween in Salem
“And above all, watch with glittering eyes the world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely...
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Lacey Ramirez
Oct 24, 20185 min read
Making Macarons in Paris
The sugary sparkle of macarons bejeweled the summer that I lived in poverty in Marseille, France. The city was a glaring contrast of rich...
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Lacey Ramirez
Oct 3, 20185 min read
How to host the world's best vegan tea party
One of my favorite activities as a girl was to play tea party. Each day at precisely 3’o’clock, I would dress my teddy bear to the nines,...
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Lacey Ramirez
Sep 12, 20186 min read
High on chocolat? What to expect from a Parisian cacao ceremony
As a child, chocolate was my weapon of choice. I lived with desserts on lock-down in a nutrition-conscious home. I nibbled at my main...
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Lacey Ramirez
Sep 5, 20184 min read
Matamata and the Rise of the Coworking Space
For this Paris specialty coffee feature, I sat down with Gaël, the co-founder of Matamata to discuss the rise of the co-working space and...
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Lacey Ramirez
Aug 30, 20186 min read
KB Cafeshop and the rise of the superbarista
For this Paris specialty coffee feature, I sat down with Nicolas, the Founder of KB Cafeshop to discuss the rise of the superbarista and...
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