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Meet 3 new Bay Area chocolatiers folding Asian flavors into gleaming confections
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Kokak Chocolates sells chocolate bon bons with ornate patterns in San Francisco.Brian Feulner / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Kokak Chocolates sells chocolates with ornate patterns in San Francisco s Castro district.Brian Feulner / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Pistachio rose chocolate and dark chocolate with raspberry by Deux Cranes photographed in San Francisco, Calif. on Monday, Feb. 8, 2021.Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Godiva may be shutting down all of its U.S. stores because of the pandemic, but new chocolate makers are continuing to set up shop in the Bay Area and they’re bringing tempting, Asian-inspired flavor combinations like mango lemongrass and miso almond with them.
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San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman says his passion for politics goes back to age 5, and his passion for providing mental health services to combat homelessness stems from his mother spiraling into mental illness some years later.
Though he grew up in gay-friendly San Francisco from age 11 when he moved north to live with his grandmother he had to leave San Francisco to come out while a sophomore at Yale, which he called the gayest of the Ivies. (Mandelman said a motto that emerged at Yale following a 1980s Wall Street Journal article on the high number of lesbian and gay students there was: One in four, maybe more. )
The Castro s Seward slides may offer one of the city s biggest thrills
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Twin concrete slides at Seward Mini Park in San Francisco s Castro neighborhood offer thrills.Yelp / Lynn R.
How do you peel a 16-year-old away from video games and a 7-year-old away from Full House reruns?
This is a question I ve faced for months amid the seemingly never-ending pandemic that has my children locked up in our San Francisco home with zombie-like stares gazing at screens.
One thing that gets them out in the fresh air are walks through our Castro neighborhood to the Seward Mini Park, which has two super-steep cement slides that offer a surprising thrill you d expect to find only in a theme park with a high price for admission.