Location
Brooklyn, New York
School
Drexel University, Full Sail University
Expertise
Food culture, Culinary history, Vegetarian cuisine
- Mary keeps a running list of the best DIY face masks made from kitchen ingredients.
- She is a certified barista who orders a café au lait in every city she visits.
- One of her goals is to sample cuisine from every country in the world.
Experience
Mary is a news editor and novelist living in Brooklyn, New York, whose interest in journalism and literature dates back to childhood. She joined Static Media as a food feature writer, exploring topics ranging from food science and product reviews to ancient cuisines and celebrity chefs. She is fascinated by the stories and emotional connections formed around the culinary arts, whether it be the origins of an urban food truck or reading an Eastern European grandmother's book of family recipes. Mary is a former freelance journalist for Connecticut newspapers The Bristol Press and New Britain Herald and has published web articles for AI insurance broker Jerry. She finds that writing about cars and food is actually quite similar, as both subjects allow her endless opportunities to explore the history and evolution of people in modern-day society.
Education
Mary studied writing at Drexel University and has a bachelor's degree in media communications from Full Sail University.
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Dunkin brings nostalgia back to its fall lineup with a new Cereal N’ Milk Latte. We tasted both hot and iced lattes to see if they invoked childhood memories.
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Starbucks may have streamlined its menu, but that doesn't mean a lack of new items. Starbucks is rolling out new drinks and food items for spring 2025.
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Using an espresso machine won't level up your latte if you don't use a good brand of coffee beans. We tried some popular ones to see which works best.
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