One of the best things about the holidays has to be the treats.
Cookies, candies, and various baked goods are all good reasons to get into the holiday spirit. While some swear by a classic cookie, others are more inclined to treat themselves with a rich cake. Honestly, you can’t go wrong when it comes to a holiday dessert. Well, almost.
And just like with many other types of food in the U.S., people’s favorites vary from state to state.
Zippia, a career builder website, used Google search data to create a map of people’s favorite holiday treats. Perhaps unsurprisingly, cheesecake was a big favorite all over the country, with New York (of course), Nevada, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, and Connecticut all opting for this rich and creamy dessert. Pennsylvania is apparently a fan of gingerbread cheesecake in particular and Hawaii loves Oreo cheesecake.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Broadway shows in New York City are on hiatus until at least January 2021, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some Broadway magic –– in the form of a private show.
Stella Artois has gathered the Tony nominated stars from the new musical
Jagged Little Pill inspired by the Alanis Morissette album, to form the Stella Artois Chalice Choir. Lauren Patten, Seal Allan Krill, and Elizabeth Stanley have been announced as part of the choir that will give an exclusive holiday “showing” of the musical for one lucky person and their friends.
According to
automotive company Aptera Motors has announced the launch of a futuristic vehicle that’s powered by the sun. The new car is the first solar electric vehicle in the world.
While it’s not entirely fueled by its solar panels, the combination of the panels plus the car’s liquid-cooled electric motor gives it impressive longevity on the road. The combination of solar and electric power gives the car a maximum range of 1,000 miles on a single charge,
Hypebeast reported.
However, the company assesses that most drivers won’t need to charge the vehicle often (or maybe even at all), since the car can run up to 45 miles per day on solar power alone, according to
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This one-time, one-night stay will be available for a New York City-based family of four (to cut down on travel risks due to the COVID-19 pandemic) to enjoy the store all by themselves.
While the lucky guests will also get to wander the 20,000 square foot store, they will also get a private, socially distanced tour of the space with a real FAO Schwarz toy soldier. Guests will also get to go on a shopping spree, eat a fantastic meal, take a music lesson on the store’s iconic Giant Dance On Piano, enjoy a Build-A-Bear workshop session, have an opportunity to build their own remote-controlled car, and perform an immersive science experiment guided by an FAO Schwarz professor. Accommodations include whimsical decor, like a sleigh bed and bunk beds equipped with a slide.