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Where are all the good eats in The Treasure Valley?

Once the lattes hit, the pumpkin spice floodgates will be open and there will be no holding back the pumpkin spice almonds, chips, and beard oil. Some of these seasonal products we may love more than others.

It may be intimidating, but it's really not that difficult to make sushi rolls at home. Now that I've gone through the process twice, I have some tips that will save you time and hassle. It was really fun, and even the kids liked it!

It may take longer than an instant, but it is possible to make wine in your Instant Pot. If you've got some grape juice in the pantry and the weekend to experiment, this could be the biggest conversation piece at your New Year's Eve party.

If you're already growing tired of the lattes, how about churning some of that pumpkin spice flavor into some ice cream? Dairy Queen has five new Blizzard flavors this month and that makes five reasons why DQ is winning the fall flavor battle.

The internet has noticed that the Treasure Valley has some great pizza, and one website says the best of the best is in Nampa. See if you agree.

If you visit a great food city, do you eat several lunches and dinners each day just to make sure you try all the best restaurants? Most people do. No wonder we pack on the pounds on vacation! But this is good news for Treasure Valley restaurants.

Celebrate the burger! Dozens of your favorite burger restaurants are participating in Boise Burger Week, and if you post the juiciest pic of the day you can win some prizes.

Lots of food trends popped up this year (some better than others) and Idaho seemed to embrace some of them. Like boozy ice cream.

Other ice cream shops around the country are following in Boise's footsteps by pairing alcohol with ice cream, and this may just be the tip of the iceberg for the boozy fusion trend.  How about some wine-flavored jelly on a PB&J?