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Tasting the New Summer Items at the Yonge & Eglinton location of Paramount Fine Foods
Thanks to Liquid Communications, I was once more invited to Paramount Fine Foods to partake in a private tasting for myself and a guest to try out their food and help them promote their menu. This time, the goal of … Continue reading →
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Paramount Fine Foods Grand Opening at Shops at Don Mills
This past Monday night, I had the privilege and pleasure to attend the grand opening event of Paramount Fine Foods at the Shops at Don Mills location. As per their post event wrap up sheet, this “Shops at Don Mills restaurant … Continue reading →
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