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  Pan de Muerto: What It Is and Where to Get It

  October 30 at 4 a.m.

  Día de Los Muertos starts Thursday, Oct. 31, and lasts for two days, which means it’s a great time to learn a little about a traditional food behind this annual tradition. For a little background, the origins of Día de los Muertos are rooted in the Aztec empire, with a...

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  Sadly, Mudsmith Is Closing its Adored Original Shop on Lower Greenville

  October 3 at 4 a.m.

  It’s the end of an era for East Dallas coffee drinkers, with sad closing news coming from Lower Greenville. Mudsmith is closing its original location Sunday, Oct. 6, after eight years at 2114 Greenville Ave. It was one of Dallas’ first independent coffee shops that served as a hub in...

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  Love It or Hate It, Pumpkin Has Arrived in Dallas

  September 13 at 4 a.m.

  No matter if the weather is in the high 90s, the arrival of September means a cavalcade of pumpkin-spiced, -seasoned and -flavored food and drink. The contentious Starbucks pumpkin spice latte has been out for weeks (it celebrated its earliest-ever release Aug. 27) and you can already find plenty of...

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  What Turkish Coffee Is Like in Irving’s Pax and Beneficia

  September 12 at 4 a.m.

  For all of the frenzied development near the intersection of O’Connor and Las Colinas boulevards in Irving over the last two years, one vital element has been highly conspicuous in its absence: coffee. Thankfully for the cubicle warriors and apartment dwellers who hustle and bustle inside the always buzzing Las...

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  Learn More About the Pretty Doughnuts Coming to Bishop Arts from Miami

  August 27 at 4 a.m.

  A new fancy doughnut place is on its way, and it comes to us from Miami: The Salty Donut. The family-owned shop is headed to Bishop Arts, close to Lockhart Smokehouse BBQ. The goal is an opening date around “winter,” more details are to come, but for now, let’s dive...

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  Cold Brews That’ll Keep You Cool for the Rest of the Summer

  August 9 at 4 a.m.

  We are deep into another Texas summer. And as the temperatures rise, Dallas-Fort Worth's coffee cravings stay the same. But who wants a hot latte or drip coffee in 100-plus-degree weather? No one. As temperatures rise, your coffee's temperature should get cooler. But before you add ice to your hot...