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Whiskey & Pecan. It's a perfect mix like me and Mr. Right.

Made with a French press with a dash of brown sugar and a bit of milk.

If I am out, I am sure to try the coffee before adding anything (if it needs it).

Trader Joe's Simpler Times is a comparable light beer that is good for the price.

Is there any chance of there being a Serious Beer post about canned beers? There are some great options in cans now, but I'd like to know what other options are out there. We generally drink canned beers when camping and often tailgating.

As a beer fan, I thought beer in ice cream was never going to work. That was until Jeni's proved me wrong with Rockmill Golden Ale and Apricot. Beer and ice cream in perfect harmony!

This is closely followed by Jeni's five-spice pumpkin

I frequent the Clintonville Farmer's Market in Columbus. Great produce, cheese, bison, and flowers every week with a local food truck and the local coffee shop serving up great breakfast options. Best part comes in the fall when pumpkins, squash, potatoes, and apples are in season, the trees start turning, and there is a slight chill in the air.

Was lucky enough to have Columbus Brewing Company Saison at a tasting. Wish they made it one of their regular brews!

I agree that the other of Sbux flavored lattes are way too sweet, but a pumpkin spice latte makes the colder and darker winter mornings seem not so bad to me. It's a great treat, but I could not see having it more than once or twice a week.

For a different pumpkin option, our local coffee shop, Stauf's, has a great pumpkin chai, which is made with pumpkin puree. Again, it's on the sweet side but you get a great pumpkin flavor to go with the chai spices.

Spring roll and Chinese soup Truck
Stew Truck
I like the ramen and chili trucks suggested too!

Ray Ray's and Skillet rule the carts in Columbus. Can't wait to see what else shows up here!

I prefer Starbucks because I can customize my drink, the drink is not overwhelmingly sweet, their products are consistent, and the service is routinely good. I have tried a variety of local and other chain coffee shops, and I generally get a drink with way more sugar and milk than I'd ever want. I would rather have a drink not sweet enough so I can sweeten it, because once the sugar is in there, there's no good way to get rid of that taste unless you want to dilute it with milk or half-and-half.

I suggest either halving the amount of vanilla or add a shot if you want a less sweet vanilla latte.

The Clintonville Farmer's Market in has become my favorite market in Columbus, Ohio, with its large variety early in the Ohio growing season. So far the bison from Ohio Bison Farm has been fantastic and has replaced all beef in my cooking. Blue Jacket Dairy's Sure Shot Quark is also great. Can't wait to see what else is to come!

Boston baked beans, diced fresh onions, and sharp cheddar on a Vienna Dog better known as Amy's Big Boston Dog at Dirty Franks in Columbus, OH. Soooo yummy!

Interesting start. Ready to see what stouts and imperials you try in the coming weeks!

Ohio has quite the cornucopia of great food! My favorites include Jeni's Ice Cream, Kinkead Ridge Wines, various artisan and Amish cheeses, Amish bacon, Pattycake Bakery's vegan cookies, Paw Paw jelly, and the great fresh produce at the farmer's markets.