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Design

Lighting design

People

• Tobias Rylander Tobias Rylander The New York Times - Search Live Design Award Winner: Seven Design Works | Live Design Online

Non-people

• Lytegem desk lamp – high-intensity desk lamp that was designed by Michael Lax and manufactured by Lightolier as a direct competitor to the Tensor lamp and the Lampette during the 1960s and 1970s. A Lytegem desk lamp has been on display at the Museum of Modern Art since 1972. [1]; [2]; [3]; [4]; [5] (not to be confused with other similarly named lighting systems sold by Lightolier)

Furniture design

Graphic design

People

• LuckyDesigns [6] [7] [8]

Non-people

• A' Design Award [9] [10] [11]
• AREAWARE [12] [13] [14]
• Cubify Touch gadgets Coverage; 3D Systems Rolls Out the Touch Haptic 3D Stylus & a Virtual Reality Game at CES 2015
• David Collins Studio [15] Tastemakers: Iain Watson, co-founder of David Collins Studio David Collins Studio completes art deco-inspired Harrods’ Superbrands department
• Pop Chart Lab [16]; An Awesome Map of Hip-Hop Names; [17]

Metal crafts

People

• Niels Erik From – Danish silversmith and jewellery designer (1908–1982); jewellery often marked "N.E. From". Niels Erik From (arkiv.dk) N.E. From Sølvsmedie (arkiv.dk)
• Karl Kipp - metal artist; from Roycroft;The Artisans and Designers Responsible for Roycroft Metalwork; [18] [19]
• Benjamin Smith II (silversmith) -1764 - London 1823 (cf.[20])

Non-people

• Gustav Klingert - cloisonne enamel workshop; established 1866, Moscow; plus other workshops listed in article at [21]
• Element Isle Manx bowl featuring peregrine falcons marks King's Coronation[22]

Contemporary design

People

Non-people

• Zolo Inc. [23]

Set design

Typography

• Merriweather (typeface) - A popular font designed by Eben Sorkin, specifically to create an easy on-screen reading experience [24]

Food, drink, and nutrition

People

• Brittany Anderson (chef) – chef and media personality. [25]; [26]; [27]; [28]; [29]; [30]; [31]; [32]; [33]
• Carlos Anthony – San Diego-based chef and media personality. [34]; [35]; [36]; [37]
• Nate Appleman – James Beard Foundation Rising Star chef, media personality, former Chipotle Mexican Grill and ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen culinary innovator. [38]; [39] [40]; [41]; [42]; [43]; [44]
• Kaleena Bliss – chef and media personality. [45]; [46]; [47]; [48]; [49]; [50]; [51]; [52]
• Tracey Shepos Cenami [53] [54]; [55] [56]
• Leah Cohen [57]; [58]; [59]; [60]
• HidaMari Cooking - Japanese cooking channel with more than 2.5 million subscribers [61]
• Pyet DeSpain – Native American chef and media personality. [62]; [63][64]; [65]; [66]; [67]
• Ray Garcia – L.A.-based chef and media personality. [68]; [69]; [70]; [71] [72]; [73]; [74]
• Daniel Green (chef) (req. 2009-8-28) - British chef, author, host of cooking and travel shows; [75]; [76]; [77]; [78]; [79];
• Zachary Golper [80]; [81]; [82]; [83]
• Jawed Halepota [84] [85]; [86]; [87]; [88]
• Richard Hales (chef) – Florida-based chef and media personality. [89]; [90]; [91]; [92]; [93]; [94]; [95]; [96]
• Ralph Hertelendy - founder, Hertelendy Vineyards [97]; [98]; [99];
• John Higgins (chef) [100]; [101]; [102]; [103]; [104]
• Ai Hosokawa (chef) - Japanese chef; [105]; [106]; [107]; [108]; [109]
• Bruce Kalman – chef and media personality. [110]; [111]; [112]; [113]; [114]; [115]; [116]; [117]; [118]; [119]
• Grace Massa Langlois - author of Grace's Sweet Life: Homemade Italian Desserts published in May 2012 by Ulysses Press hd film izle Grace's Sweet Life; Top Contributor
• Phillip Frankland Lee [120]; [121]; [122]; [123]
• Kevin Lee (chef) – Oklahoma-born chef and media personality with Korean ancestry based in OKC. [124]; [125]; [126]; [127]; [128]; [129]; [130]; [131] [132]; [133]
• Crista Luedtke – northern Californian chef and media personality. [134]; [135]; [136]; [137]; [138]; [139]; [140]
• Aaron May (chef) [141]; [142]; [143]; [144]
• Maria Mazon [145]; [146] [147]; [148]
• Courtney McBroom – chef, cookbook author, food consultant, former culinary director of Momofuku Milk Bar, co-author of several Milk Bar books, food consultant for the miniseries Lessons in Chemistry; [149]; [150]; [151]; [152] [153]; [154]; [155];
• Ben Milbourne - currently redirects to Ben's Menu - restauranteur, chef, school teacher, 5 TV shows: MasterChef Australia (series 4) MasterChef Australia (series 7) Ben's Menu [156]; [157]; [158][159]; [160]; [161]
• Jan O'Connell – Australian writer and food historian. [162]; [163]; [164] [165]
• Chris Oh – Michelin award winning chef and media personality. [166]; [167]; [168]
• Christian Page – the chef who is/was behind Cassell's Hamburgers and Short Order in Los Angeles, Boom Bang in Nevada, and Lāna’i City Grill in Hawaii. [169]; [170]; [171]; [172]; [173]; [174]; [175]; [176]; [177]
• Karen Portaleo – (Cake and Chocolate Artist) www.karenportaleo.com; [178]; [179]; [180]; [181]; [182]; [183]; [184]; [185]; [186]; [187]; [188]; [189]; [190]
• Reynold Poernomo [191]; [192]; [193]
• Michael Reed (chef) – Los Angeles-based chef, media personality, and James Beard Award semifinalist. [194]; [195]; [196]; [197]; [198]; [199]; [200]; [201]
• John Thomas Rivers, founder 4R Restaurant Group, "BBQ Ministry", cookbook author. [202]; [203]; [204]; [205] [206]
• Aarthi Sampath [207]; [208]; [209]; [210]; [211]
• Jonathon Sawyer [212]; [213]; [214]; [215]; [216]; [217]; [218]
• Richard Sax (1949-1995) - Prolific cooking writer and chef, author of Classic Home Deserts [219]; [220] [221]; [222]
• Adam Sobel (chef) – chef and media personality. [223]]; [224]; [225]; [226]; [227]; [228]; [229]; [230]
• Tadateru Tokudaiji - American chef; [231]; [232]; [233]; [234];
• Shizuo Tsuji (1933-1993), author of 1980 cookbook Japanese Cooking: A Simple Art. [235]; [236]; [237]; [238]; [239]; [240];[241]
• Adriana Urbina [242] [243]; [244]
• Chris Valdes - Latin Celebrity Chef [245], Food Network Star Season 14 Finalist [246] [247]; [248]; [249];
• David Viana (chef) – New Jersey-based chef and media personality. [250]; [251]; [252]; [253]; [254]; [255]
• Craig Wong [256]; [257]; [258]
• Michael Wignall [259]; creative consultant at Cafe Football; has made numerous television appearances, including MasterChef: The Professionals; worked on projects with supermarket Lidl, including Stockholm pop-up Dill ([260] [261]
• David Wondrich Esquire (magazine)'s longtime drinks correspondent/barstool historian. [262]; [263] [264]; [265]
• Demetrio Zavala – chef and media personality. [266] [267]; [268]; [269]; [270]; [271]; [272]
• Claudette Zepeda [273]; [274]; [275]; [276]; [277];

Non-people

Organizations

(companies, restaurants, bars, websites, etc.)

A–B (and 0–9)

• 4Rivers - Florida-based smoke-house chain. [278]; [279]; [280]; [281]
• 4 Hands Brewing Co. - Saint Louis-based brewery. [282]; [283]; [284]; [285] ; [286]
• Aloha (brand) - organic food brand. [287]; [288]; [289]; [290]
• Archie's (Burgers Shakes Waffles) - United Kingdom-based fast food chain. [291]; [292]; [293]; [294]; [295]; [296]; [297]
• Bajio Mexican Grill - Regional Utah-based Mexican food chain; [298]; [299]; [300]; [301]; [302]; [303]; [304]; [305]; [306]
• Bareburger - Regional New York-based organic burger chain. [307]; [308]; [309]; [310]
• The Beer Connoisseur - Online magazine. [311]; [312]; [313]
• Bellacino's - Michigan-based pizza and sandwich chain. [314]; [315]; [316]; [317]; [318]
• Bien Cuit Bakery - NYC bakery. [319]; [320]; [321]; [322]; [323] [324]; [325]
• Blue Baker - College Station, Texas, sandwich chain. [326]; [327]; [328]; [329]
• Blue Chip Group - specializes in manufacturing food storage, outdoor foods, everyday soups; parent company for Augason Farms [330]; [331]
• The Bombay Canteen - Mumbai restaurant. [332]; [333]; [334]; [335]; [336] [337] [338]; [339]
• Brownstones Coffee - Amityville, New York, restaurant. [340] [341]; [342]; [343]
• Bryant's Cocktail Lounge - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, bar. [344]; [345]; [346]; [347]; [348]
• The Bucket Brewery - Pawtucket, Rhode Island, nanobrewery. [349]; [350]; [351]

C–E

• Cali BBQ [352]; [353]; [354];
• ClusterTruck Food Delivery [355]; [356]; [357]; [358]; [359]; [360]; [361]; [362]; [363]; [364]; [365]
• Colton's Steak House [366]; [367]; [368][369]; [370]
• Colorado Steakhouse [371]; [372]; [373].
• Condado Tacos [374]; [375]; [376]; [377]; [378]
• Cosmopolitan Catering - corporate catering company; located in Sunnyvale, California [379]; [380]; [381]; [382]
• Costa Vida [383]; [384]; [385]; [386]; [387]
• Creature Comforts Brewery - craft brewery; in Athens, Georgia; opened 2014; receiving many awards [388]; [389]; [390]; [391]; [392]
• Cuckoo Restaurant [393]; [394]; [395]; [396]
• The Custard Company [397]; [398]; [399]; [400]; [401]
• Delicious Mexican Eatery[402]; [403]; [404]
• Dept of Culture [405]; [406]; [407]; [[408]; [409]; [410]; [411];[412]; [413]; [414]; [415]
• Di Bruno Bros. [416]; [417]; [418]; [419]; [420]
• Don Simon (company) [421]; [422]; [423]; [424]
• Duggal Greenhouse [425]; [426]; [427]; [428]; [429]
• D'usse (Cognac) [430] [431]; [432]
• E. Greenfield and Sons – New York corporation; located on Lorimer Street in Brooklyn; largest candy manufacturer in the world in 1908; [433]; [434] [435]; [436]
• Eldorado Cafe – family-own award-winning Tex-Mex restaurant in Austin, Texas [437]; [438] [439]
• Elephant Gin [440]; [441]; [442]
• Enchilositos Treats [443]; [444]; [445]; [446]; [447]; [448]
• Encona Sauces [449]; [450]; [451]; [452]

F–I

• Fish Tales (brand) [453]; [454]; [455]
• Flame Broiler (restaurant) [456]; [457]; [458]; [459]; [460]; [461]; [462]
• Flying Heart Brewing Grand Opening; [463]; [464]; [465]
• Food Giant Markets – a California-based chain founded in 1951 and later owned by former U.S. ambassador Theodore Cummings until the chain was merged with Vornado; prior to the merger, Unimart and Builders Emporium were a part of Food Giant. [466]; [467]; [468]; [469]; [470]; [471]; [472]; [473]; [474]; [475]; [476]; [477]; [478]; [479]
• Food Timeline [480] by food writer John T. Edge; [481]; [482]; [483][484]; her work is listed at the Library of Congress [485]; her obituary [486]
• Freshtohome [487],[488], [489], [490]
• G. D. Ritzy's [491]; [492]; [493]; [494]; [495]; [496]; [497]; [498]; [499]; [500]; [501]; [502]; [503]; [504]; [505]; [506]
• Garbanzo Mediterranean Fresh [507]; [508]; [509]; [510]; [511]; [512]; [513]; [514]; [515]; [516]; [517]; [518]; [519]; [520]; [521]; [522]
• Gandolfo's [523]; [524]; [525]; [526];
• Garcia's Pizza in a Pan - Illinois-based chain of pizza restaurants; sells pizza by the slice; founded in 1971 near the main campus of the University of Illinois; [527]; [528]; [529] [530]; [531]; [532]; [533]; [534]; [535]; [536]; [537];[538]; [539]
• Glenny's [540]; [541]; [542]
• Grace Pastries - defunct award-winning bakery chain; founded by George Izumi, who had survived incarceration in the Manzanar concentration camp during WWII; operated in Los Angeles during the middle part of the 20th century; [543]; [544]; [545]; [546]; [547]; [548]; [549]; [550]; [551]; [552]; [553]; [554]; [555]; [556]; [557]; [558]; [559]; [560]; [561] also see, back issues of the Los Angeles-based Rafu Shimpo newspaper
• Green Sheep Water [562], [563], [564], [565]
• Gropp’s Famous Fish of Stroh - Fort Wayne, Indiana restaurant; First store was opened in 1955 and last one closed on March 25, 2016. The business served the northeast Indiana region for over 60 years. The last store closed due to the retirement of its owners, Fred and Stacia Andriano. [566]; [567]; [568]
• Groundwork Coffee [569], [570], [571] [572]
• Güero Canelo [573]; [574]; [575]; [576]; [577]; [578]
• Hale and Hearty [579]; [580]; [581]; [582]; [583]
• Hissho Sushi [584]; [585]; [586]; [587]
• Hobo Joe's [588]; [589]
• Hook and Reel – Cajun Seafood Restaurant Chain started in Maryland in 2013 that has since expanded nationwide. [590]; [591]; [592]; [593]
• Hoot Owl (restaurant) [594]; [595]; [596]; [597]; [598]
• Inwood Tavern [599]; [600]; [601]; [602]

J–M

• Janko's Little Zagreb [603]; [604]; [605];
• Jardesca [606]; [607]; [608]; [609]
• Johnson's Popcorn [610]; [611]; [612]; [613]
• Kelsen Group [614] [615]; [616]
• Kendal Nutricare [617]; [618] [619]; [620]; [621]
• Knudsen Dairy (better known as Knudsen Foods and Knudsen Corp.) [622]; [623]; [624]; [625]; [626]; [627];
• Kobe Sizzlers [628]; [629]; [630]; [631]
• Le Perigord [632]; [633]; [634]; [635];
• Lime Fresh Mexican Grill [636]; [637]; [638]; [639];
• Lion Coffee [640]; [641]; [642]; [643]
• Luca Pizza di Roma - chain of pizza restaurants; mainly found in major shopping malls; [644]; [645]; [646]
• Luther's Bar-B-Q[647]; [648]; [649]; [650]; [651]; [652]; [653]; [654]
• Mancino's Pizza & Grinders [655][656]; [657]; [658]; [659]; [660]
• Meers Store & Restaurant [661]; [662]; [663]; [664]
• Military Energy Gum [665]; [666]; [667]; [668]
• Monte Creek Ranch Winery [669]; [670]; [671]; [672]; [673]
• Mother Bear's Pizza [674]; [675]; [676]; [677]; [678]; [679]; [680]
• Mövenpick Marché [681]; [682]; [683]; [684]; [685]
• Muddy Bites [686]; [687]; [688]; [689]

N–R

• Naked Winery [690]; [691]; [692];
• Needler's Fresh Market [693]; [694]; [695]; [696]; [697]; [698]
• Nello's (also Nello's Restaurant or Nello's restaurant) - restaurant on the Upper East Side of Manhattan (New York City); run by Nello Balan; [699]; [700]; [701]; [702]; [703]
• New Orleans Ice Cream Company [704]; [705]; [706]; [707]
• NORPAC Foods [708]; [709]; [710]; [711]
• Olympia Coffee Roasting Co. [712]; [713] [714]; [715];
• The Oppenheimer Group [716] [717]; [718]; [719]
• Opihr [720]; [721]; [722]; [723]
• OPTP [724]; [725]; [726]; [727]
• Oregano's Pizza Bistro [728] [729]; [730]
• Pantera's Pizza [731]; [732]; [733]; [734]; [735]; [736]
• The Pantry (supermarket) – Pasadena-based chain of supermarkets, [737]; [738]; [739]; [740]; [741]; [742] (not to be confused with the defunct NC-based convenience store chain of the same name)
• Perfect Daily Grind [743]; [744], [745], [746], [747] [748] [749], [750], [751] [752]
• Phoenix Bakery [753]; [754]; [755]; [756] [757]; [758]; [759]; [760]; [761]; [762]; [763]
• Pizza Antica [764]; [765][766]; [767]
• Pizzeria Locale – currently redirects to Chipotle Mexican Grill. Chipotle's pizza division. [768]; [769]; [770]; [771]; [772]; [773]; [774]
• Pisqueya [775]; [776]; [777]; [778]; [779]; [780], [781]; [782]
• Porto's Bakery & Cafe [783]; [784]; [785]; [786]; [787]
• Project Pollo [788]; [789]; [790]; [791]; [792]; [793]; [794]; [795]; [796]
• Red Hog (Restauracja Polska Czerwony Wieprz) [797]; [798]; [799];
• Red Hot World Buffet [800]; [801]; [802]; [803]
• Red Iguana [804][805]; [806]
• Ritual Zero Proof [807]; [808] [809]; [810]; [811]; [812]; [813]
• Road 13 Vineyards [814]; [815]; [816]; [817]
• Roaring Lion (company) [818]; [819]; [820]; [821]
• Rounds Burgers [822]; [823]; [824]; [825]; [826]; [827]
• Rudy's Lakeside [828]; [829]; [830]

S

• The Sab Club [831]; [832];
• Salt Institute - a U.S. trade association that had been the voice for the U.S. salt industry. Now dissolved. [833]; [834]; [835]
• Samoa Culinary Association (SCA) - develops and assists the hospitality industry; [836]; [837]; [838]; [839]
• Samovar Tea [840]; [841]; [842]
• Sant Ambroeus [843];[844]
• Scottish Gourmet USA [845]; [846]; [847]
• Sign of the Beefcarver [848]; [849]; [850]; [851]; [852]
• Slater's 50/50 [853]; [854]; [855]; [856]; [857]
• Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival [858]; [859]; [860]; [861]; [862]
• Snooze, an A.M. Eatery [863]; [864]; [865]; [866]
• Sortilege (whiskey brand) – a Canadian maple whiskey brand that is produced by Station 22 in Quebec; [867]; [868];
• Southbound Brewing Company [869]; [870]; [871]; [872]; [873]
• Sprout Creek Farm Creamery[874]
• Square Donuts [875]; [876]; [877]; [878]; [879]; [880]; [881]; [882]
• Stockley's Sweets [883]; [884]; [885]; [886]
• Sullivans Cove Whisky [887]; [888]; [889]; [890]; [891]
• The Synergy Company [892]; [893]; [894] [895]

T–Z

• Taco Bell Cantina [896]; [897]; [898]
• Taco Casa [899]; [900]; [901]; [902]; [903]
• Tastee Donuts [904]; [905]; [906]; [907]
• Tenuta Luce [908]; [909]; [910]; [911]; [912]
• Tequila Tromba [913]; [914]; [915]; [916]; [917]; [918]; [919]; [920]
• The Texas Club [921]; [922]; [923]; [924]
• Tom Thumb Doughnuts [925] [926];[927]
• Tomatoes Apizza [928]; [929]; [930]; [931]
• Traeger Grills [932]; [933]; [934]; [935]
• Tryon Foothills Wine Region [936]; [937]; [938][939]; [940][941][942]
• Two Hands Corn Dogs [943]; [944]; [945]; [946]; [947]; [948]; [949]
• Vertical Field [950]; [951]; [952]; [953]; [954]
• Vičiūnų grupė or Viciunai Group [955]; [956]; [957]; [958]
• White Lotus Tea Club - a tea company; handcrafted loose-leaf teas and educational programs about tea and tea culture; [959]; [960] [961]
• White Mountain Coffee [962]; [963]; [964]; [965]
• Wildgrain [966]; [967]; [968]; [969]; [970]; [971]; [972]; [973]; [974]; [975]; [976]
• Wine Portfolio TV [977]
• Wilkins Coffee Co. [978]; [979]; [980] [981]; [982]
• The Wine Wankers [983]; [984]; [985]; [986]; [987]; [988]
• YOLO (Bar / Restaurant) [989] [990] [991]
• Yum Yum Foods [992]; [993]; [994]; [995]
• ZuZu Handmade Mexican Food [996]; [997]; [998]; [999]; [1,000]; [1,001]; [1,002]

Other (non-people and non-organization)

A–B

• Abará (pt:Abará) - a Brazilian snack or dish of mashed black-eyed peas or beans that are steamed in banana leaves. [1,003]; [1,004]
• acorn liqueur - [1,005]; [1,006]; [1,007]
• Açorda à alentejana (pt:Açorda à alentejana) - [1,008] [1,009]; [1,010]
• Afghan pressure cooker - A type of pressure cooker used for camping in the United States. [1,011]; [1,012]; [1,013]
• B-class gourmet food
• Alcohol consumption in the United States
• Alentejo ham (pt:Presunto do Alentejo) [1,014]; [1,015]
• Almond Smash – almond and cherry flavored, carbonated soft drink; originally made by Suburban Club and marketed in and around Baltimore, Maryland [1,016]
• Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato (pt:Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato) – [1,017]; [1,018]; [1,019]
• Amti – traditional Indian (Maharashtra / Marathi) lentil dish; somewhat analogous to Sambar. [1,020]; [1,021]; [1,022]
• Angu (food) – pt:Angu [1,023]
• Arroz de hauçá (pt:Arroz de hauçá); [1,024]; [1,025]
• Arrumadinho – pt:Arrumadinho; [1,026]
• Atanasovsko Salt [1,027]; [1,028];
• Avalanche (chocolate dessert) cf. [1,029]
• Bacalhau espiritual – pt:Bacalhau espiritual; [1,030]; [1,031]; [1,032]
• Baslogh - Iranian confection similar to Turkish delight made with starch, nuts and fruit [1,033] [1,034]
• Beef bacon – a halal and/or kosher alternative to bacon made from pigs and have a lower fat content than tradition bacon. Usually contains less sodium than bacon made from either pork or turkey. [1,035]; [1,036]; [1,037]; [1,038]; [1,039]; [1,040]; [1,041]; [1,042]; [1,043]; [1,044]; [1,045]; [1,046]
• beef ham – ham made from cattle; can be halal and/or kosher; listed in Oxford Emglish Dictionary; appears to be available in polish cuisine; Rindersaftschinken. [1,047]; [1,048]; [1,049]; [1,050]; [1,051]; [1,052]; [1,053]; [1,054]; [1,055]
• Bolota, Portuguese acorn liquor [1,056] [1,057]

C

• Caciosalame – A popular combination of cheese and sausage; cured Salami enclosed in caciocavallo cheese. Also known as caciocavallo dell’emigrante. [1,058] [1,059]
• Cantonnier (cheese), firm cheese from Quebec [1,060]
• Chaffy dish – a type of cuisine; [1,061]
• Chaffle – Waffles made out of eggs and cheese as a replacement for buns in low carb diets. "Chaffle" is not already a subsection of the Waffle article.; [1,062]
• Chocolate sculpture, showpieces or sculptures created by bakers. Example sources [[1,063]], [[1,064]], [[1,065]].
• Common cracker (New England) – type of cracker made in and formerly popular in New England; sub-types of this cracker are hard tack (originating from Newburyport, Massachusetts and oyster crackers (miniature common crackers). See former maker G. H. Bent Company. See also [1,066] and [1,067]

D–F

• economy of food or inflation of food [1,068] [1,069]
• Food literacy – [1,070];[1,071]; [1,072]
• Free from (free-from, allergen-free, allergen free, and allergen safe[1,073]
• Fruit Chew – brand (???); Tootsie Roll-like candy; flavored to taste like fruits; made by Tootsie Roll Industries; [1,074]
• Fruit d'or – A French Canadian family-owned cranberry supply company. [1,075]

G–M

• Golden milk (currently redirect) – also known as a turmeric latte, beverage containing milk, turmeric and other spices. [1,076]; [1,077]; [1,078]
• Gluten free wheat – [1,079]
• Grey Owl cheese – surface ripened goat cheese from Quebec [1,080] [1,081]
• Guacamaya (snack) – [1,082]; [1,083]; [1,084]; [1,085]
• Harmless Harvest – Beverage brand with the first organic coconut water that is Fair for Life certified [1,086]; [1,087] [1,088]; [1,089]; [1,090]; [1,091]; [1,092]; [1,093]
• Hawaiian-style chili – [1,094]; [1,095]
• Hertelendy Vineyards – [1,096]
• Imifino – wild spinach/cabbage often used in Xhosa cuisine. [1,097]; [1,098]
• Instinct diet – [1,099]
• ISTAK - Iranian non-alcoholic beer-style malt drink. [1,100]
• Jazzies (currently redirect) – British confection; consists of a chocolate drop covered on one side with tiny sugar balls; [1,101]
• Jill Yuen – spice mix; seems not to be a brand; used in Chinese cooking, as in Jill Yuen chicken, et al.; [1,102]
• Jimamidoufu – peanut-and soy-based food product; related to tofu; from Okinawa, Japan; [1,103]; [1,104];
• Jwala pepper – a common chili pepper variety found in India. [1,105]; [1,106]; [1,107]; [1,108]
• Kashata – Tanzanian peanuts nougat. [1,109]; [1,110]
• Kitchamajig – Kitchen utensil. [1,111]
• Koppepan – [1,112]
• Kraški pršut – [1,113]
• La Sauvagine – surface ripened cow’s cheese from Quebec [1,114] [1,115]; [1,116]
• Leitão assado à Bairrada (pt:Leitão assado à Bairrada) – [1,117]
• Lion's head bowl – a type of 19th century French ceramic bowl which is used to serve soup in. [1,118]; [1,119]; [1,120]
• Loin ham – [1,121]
• Long macchiato – long black macchiato with a drop of steamed milk added. [1,122]
• Lychee liqueur – [1,123]
• Madras (cocktail) (currently redirect) – mixed drink made with vodka, cranberry juice, orange juice and lime (Drinksmixer); [1,124]; [1,125]; [1,126]
• Mah tai goh – traditional Chinese cake; made with glutinous rice flour and minced water chestnuts, then steamed to cook. [1,127]; [1,128]; [1,129]
• Mahi (food) – fermented breadfruit paste consumed throughout Oceania-Polynesia, a.k.a mahie described in pp. 137-8 of the Endeavour journal by Joseph Banks ([1,130] [1,131])
• Manaos (argentine drink) – [1,132]
• Massa de pimentão – [1,133]; [1,134]; [1,135]; [1,136]
• matcha pie – [1,137]; [1,138]; [1,139]
• Meat press – A weight use for pan frying meat or fish. [1,140]; [1,141]
• Melva (cake))/Melvas (cak) – Ecuador's food. [1,142]; [1,143]; [1,144].
• Mexican Chinese cuisine – [1,145]; [1,146]; [1,147]; [1,148]; [1,149]
  • Baja-style Mexican Chinese cuisine – [1,150]; [1,151]; [1,152]; [1,153]; [1,154]; [1,155]; [1,156]; [1,157]
• Mille crêpes (currently redirect) – [1,158]; [1,159]
• Moksi Meti – [1,160]
• Morango do amor – pt:Morango do amor [1,161]
• Mozart cake – [1,162]; [1,163]
• Muffineer – [1,164]

N–P

• Nutrigrill – brand; kitchen appliance ([1,165])
• Ojon Oil – brand of oil; used for hair therapy; made by Ojon; [1,166]
• Parikari – drink of the Wapishana and Macushi people [1,167]
• Perepechi - a Udmurt flat pastry that is similar to France’s open pie, quiche [1,168]

Q–R

• Royle Oil – oil from Prinsepia utilis; widely used in Chinese medicine; included on the list of vegetable oils; [1,169]
• Rice bowl (food) - A dish consisting of a bowl of rice topped or mixed with various ingredients. Many countries have well known types of rice bowls, from donburi in Japan to poké bowls in Hawaii to Buddha bowls with plant based ingredients; [1,170]

S

• Scaloppine al limone [1,171]
• Shendetlie, Albanian honey and walnut cake [1,172]
• Skin (food) [1,173]
• Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning [1,174]; [1,175]; [1,176];
• Snirkles (perhaps officially Snirkles Caramel Candy) – brand of caramel-type candy of bygone days (the 1950s, maybe?); [1,177]
• Sooyan – Indian sweet?; Lillian Beckwith-Bruach Blend (Infernal Gulliver); [1,178]

T

• Tauaga (a.k.a fau) [1,179] [1,180] p. 70 of The Samoan fale (1998), UNESCO
• Texmati (currently redirects) – a variety of rice that was created as a cross of Basmati and American long grain rice that can be easily grown in the American state of Texas and neighboring areas, unlike its basmanti parenr. [1,181]; [1,182]; [1,183]; [1,184]; [1,185]; [1,186]; [1,187]

U–Z

• Vinome – DNA-based wine service and wine club; offered on world's first DNA marketplace, Helix [1,188] [1,189] [1,190]
• Vitari – brand of fruit ice sorbet; made from fruit with no dairy or added sugar; a bit like a smoothie, but not quite the same; made by Nestlé; [1,191]; [1,192]
• Vitellone – older veal; possibly what in the U.K. is known as "rose veal"
• Vuopersfzina – type of Pi sandwich; invented in Reading, Pennsylvania; consists of ham, cheese, fried egg, seasonings, and pizza bread (may be Texas toast or sliced bread)
• Warming drawer (also called oven warming drawer or oven lower drawer-type of cooking appliance either separate or included with most freestanding ovens. Commonly mistaken as a storage drawer, it's actually designed to keep food warm. [1,193]
• Yup (soda) –[1,194]
• Zalabia – currently redirects to Jalebi#Zalabia – type of crisp, waffle-like Syrian pastry; [1,195]

Media networks and organizations

• The Brighter Side of News [1,196]Latest Alzheimer’s research: Science, solutions, and setbacksGroundbreaking electric vehicle battery doubles range to 700 miles on a single chargePHD student built the first-ever 3D map of Uranus’s upper atmosphere
• finances of mass media [1,197][1,198]
• The Campus Citizen Sagamore Ceases Publication IUPUI The Campus Citizen The Campus Citizen (when it existed as a magazine prior to 2015)
• HipStory - A collective of artists & media production professionals dedicated to centering marginalized identities in media through music and film. [1,199][1,200][1,201][1,202][1,203][1,204]
• Real Context News (RCN) [1,205] [1,206] [1,207] [1,208] [1,209]
• TheRighting [1,210] [1,211] [1,212] [1,213] [1,214] [1,215] [1,216]
• BBN Times [1,217][1,218][1,219]
• Sentient Media OPP Grant announcement, CEA Grant announcement, The Intercept partnership, ProPublica charity information, Partnership with The Humane League in activist training
• The Talks, online interview magazine founded in 2011 by Sven Schumann and Johannes Bonke [1,220] [1,221]
• CCN Markets [1,222][1,223][1,224] [1,225]
• CultureStrike ([1,226]; [1,227])
• El Toque Independent journalism about Cuba. (Cuban publication El Toque receives award from the Latin American Studies Association - LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center Cuba accuses online news site of US-backed plot to sabotage economy How free is a journalist’s reporting in Cuba? EL TOQUE - Worldcrunch Martí launches groundbreaking new fact-checking service to counter propaganda in Cuba  – USAGM The untold story behind El Toque's operators) [1,228], [1,229], [1,230], [1,231]
• The Finch Podcast [1,232], [1,233], [1,234], [1,235], [1,236])
• Game Attack [1,237]
• GearJunkie GEAR JUNKIE in the news REI and GearJunkie partner up)
• Good Good Good ([1,238]; [1,239]; [1,240]; [1,241]; [1,242]; [1,243];
• GRVTY Media [1,244]
• Handbell Musicians of America [1,245]; [1,246] [1,247]
• Harvard Satire V [1,248][1,249][1,250]); also see List of Harvard College undergraduate organizations
• LateNighter [1,251] [1,252]; [1,253];
• TaxiPoint [1,254] [1,255] [1,256] [1,257] [1,258] [1,259])
• The Spoon [1,260] [1,261]
• TheMayor.EU [1,262] [1,263] [1,264] [1,265] [1,266] [1,267] [1,268]
• StoryCenter (StoryCenter is the first organization to work in digital storytelling, and continues to work in digital storytelling with thousands of people per year.)([1,269] [1,270] [1,271] [1,272]
• UnionWave Entertainment [1,273], [1,274], [1,275], [1,276], [1,277])
• Voice of Democracy (Cambodia) Al Jazeera, Guardian, The Hill

People

• Walt Hickey - 2022 Pulitzer Prize winner in the Illustrated Reporting and Commentary category.[1,278] [1,279]
• Robert Kesten (President and CEO, Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library)

[1,280] [1,281] [1,282]

Non-people

• ComeSeeTv [1,283][1,284][1,285]
• Figment.com [1,286] [1,287])
• National Arts Strategies [1,288]
• Oscar Wilde Awards - [1,289] [1,290]
• Roads and Kingdoms [1,291]; [1,292]; [1,293])
• SAPIENS [1,294]
• United By Pop [1,295]
• iHeartPodcast Network [1,296]]
• iHeartRadio ALTer EGO [1,297]
• New·1984 (Source: https://1984bbs.org/)

Museums

People

• Philip Rylands ([1,298][1,299][1,300]
• Dr. Ghada Hijjawi Qaddumi [1,301] [1,302] [1,303]

Non-people

• Plaster cast workshop (Brussels): [1,304]
• Nelson Classic Car Museum [1,305]

National or ethnic cultures

Non-people

• Indigenous culture in Brazil pt:Cultura indígena do Brasil
• Indian relay [1,306] [1,307] [1,308]
• Sand Mountain Sam [1,309] [1,310] [1,311]

Recreation and hobbies

General

• bromine pool - type of swimming pool sanitation; uses bromine instead of chlorine; [1,312]
• Horst Ortmann - holder of the world's record for the longest spit; [1,313]
• Large Dangerous Rocket Ships [1,314];
• List of chess games between Kasparov and Karpov - an article similar to 'List of chess games between Kasparov and Kramnik', or 'List of chess games between Anand and Kramnik'; [1,315] [1,316] [1,317]
• Oppaidius Summer Trouble! - a videogame published on Steam [1,318]
• Quayside Isle A shopping mall with many dining, entertainment and shopping options. It is located at Sentosa Cove, Singapore. The mall has picturesque views because it is situated in the marina front.[1,319]; [1,320]; [1,321]; [1,322]; [1,323]; [1,324]; [1,325]
• Woodcraft model kits [1,326]

Organizations

• Chi-Fi [1,327]; [1,328]
• Clear Springs Recreation Area - [1,329]; [1,330]
• club company [1,331] [1,332] [1,333] pt:Clube-empresa
• Hankin Pinall [1,334]
• Myths and Legends Convention [1,335]; [1,336][1,337]
• Replay Cafe [1,338]) ([1,339]) ([1,340]) ([1,341]) ([1,342]) ([1,343]) ([1,344]) ([1,345]) ([1,346]) ([1,347])
• RetroGameCon [1,348]) ([1,349]) ([1,350]) ([1,351]) ([1,352])([1,353])

Games and toys

General

Please make sure that video games are entered in the "video games section" below

• Band of Maniacal Brothers [1,354] [1,355]
• Columbus Area Boardgaming Society [1,356] [1,357] [1,358]
• Yabancı Yarışlar - table-top pirate game yabancı yarışlar
• Rushton Company [1,359][1,360]
• Super Sonic Power [1,361]
• Twisted Fish [1,362]
• Yavalath [1,363]; [1,364]

People

• Marina Díez [1,365][1,366][1,367]
• Toshihiko Nakago - President of Nintendo Systems Research and Development, part of dream team together with Shigeru Miyamoto, Takashi Tezuka and Koji Kondo [1,368]
• Kevin Siggy [1,369] [1,370]

Board games

Chess

Other

• Da Ma ("Driving the horses") - Chinese board game played with special coins; [1,371]
• Smess - board game; kind of like chess; each square has arrows pointing in the directions that one can move off of that square; object of game is to capture the "Brain"; [1,372]
• Squadro author's page (MeepleMountain).
• Storisende [1,373] [1,374] [1,375] [1,376] [1,377]
• The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 - board game based on John Carpenters classic movie from 1982. [1,378]

Card games

• Qetchup Card Game [1,379] [1,380] [1,381]

• Strings of Cash (suit) and Myriads of Strings (suit) to go alongside Cash (suit) for Money-suited cards and tiles. There's also the Tens of Myriads suit, but I don't think that's meets Wikipedia's notability.

• Grand Archive TCG TCG with that just hit it's third anniversary recently [1,382]

Origins Award winners

• From 1980 · 1981 · 1982 · 1983 · 1984 · 1985 · 1986 · 1988 · 1990 · 1991 · 1992 · 1993 · 1994 · 1996 · 1997 · 1998 · 1999 · 2000:
• 2001:

  The Lion (Legend of the Five Rings novel) (Wizards of the Coast) [1,383]

  Prometheus Unwound (Eden Studios) [1,384]

• 2002:

  Ghost War (MechWarrior Dark Age novel) [1,385]

• 2003:

  The Book of Final Flesh (Eden Studios) [1,386]

• 2004 · 2005 · 2006 · 2007 · 2008 · 2009:
• 2011:

  BattleTech: Weapons Free (Catalyst Game Labs) [1,387]

• 2013 · 2014 · 2015 · 2016 · 2017:

Charles Roberts Award winners

2001

2002

2003

2004

Game design (non-video-games only)

• Cameron Browne 190 entries & 6723 citations [1,388] [1,389]

Radio-controlled models

Transmitters

• Stegmaier vacuum radio-controlled system [1,390]

Model cars

Circuits

Competitions

• 1960 FAI F3A World Championship for Aerobatic Model Aircraft [1,391]

People

• Ralph Brooke (model aviator) (United States) - [1,392]
• Ed Kazmirski (United States) - [1,393]

Role-playing games (tabletop, paper & dice, and LARP)

• Mythic Bastionland, related to to Electric Bastionland

People

• Tod Foley [1,394]

Non-people

Video games

Surrealism

People

• Martin Berteloodt [1,395] [1,396] [1,397] [1,398] [1,399]

Theory

• informative art - concept; [1,400]

Tourism

• Running Tour ([1,401]