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Kiki Aranita

Kiki Aranita

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Kiki Aranita is a food writer, culinary educator, and recipe developer who recently closed her restaurant and food truck, Poi Dog. She's since morphed the brand into a retail sauce company that makes Hawaii-style Chili Peppah Water and Lavender Ponzu. She teaches cooking classes through Context Travel and Drexel University and her work has appeared in Food & Wine, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and many other publications. She is also a fiber artist who enjoys rendering food packaging into crocheted sculptures.

Kiki holds a Bachelor’s degree from New York University, a Master’s degree in Comparative Literature from the City University of New York’s Graduate Center, and a Master’s degree in Classics from Bryn Mawr College.

Articles & Reviews by Kiki Aranita

7 innovative food brands rethinking sustainability by upcycling snacks

7 innovative food brands rethinking sustainability by upcycling snacks

These innovative food brands are rethinking sustainability with upcycled snacks

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7 tinned fish and conservas brands to snack on year-round

7 tinned fish and conservas brands to snack on year-round

A chef’s picks for the top tinned fish and conservas you can order online.

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Everything you need to smoke meat at home

Everything you need to smoke meat at home

Here's everything you need to smoke meat at home.

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Rachael Ray's nonstick cookware set is pro chef-approved

Rachael Ray's nonstick cookware set is pro chef-approved

We tested the Rachael Ray Hard-Anodized 14 Piece Cookware Set.

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Can this $30 gadget really make the perfect shaved ice?

Can this $30 gadget really make the perfect shaved ice?

We tried the Dash Shaved Ice Maker to see if it could make snow cones and more.

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