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#TripleSBites - Celebrating Romance with Spicy, Saucy, and Sexy Bites

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I don't really care for Valentines' Day. There, I said it. Something about being the most stressful day of the year when I worked as a florist. Or maybe my disdain goes deeper than that. But I do love romance, particularly romance mixed with tasty food and libations. 


So, when I was debating on a theme for my next blogging event, I decided to wrangle some of my favorite foodie bloggers to create and share recipes that were Triple S worthy. Triple S. That means spicy, saucy, and sexy.

And, notice the "...and Beyond." It's not just for Valentines' Day; these ideas are meant for romantic meals. All. Year. Long.

WHO
Me and these nineteen fabulous food bloggers, listed alphabetically with links to their homepages...

A Day in the Life on the Farm 
A Kitchen Hoor's Adventures
Amy's Cooking Adventures
CafeTerraBlog
Cheese Curd In Paradise
Cooking In Stilettos
Culinary Adventures with Camilla
Curious Cuisiniere
Dancing Veggies
Debbi Does Dinner Healthy
Eliot's Eats
Famished Fish, Finicky Shark
From Gate to Plate
Making Miracles
Summer Scraps
The Not So Cheesy Kitchen
The Pajama Chef
The Spiffy Cookie
The Weekend Gourmet
Things I Make (for Dinner)

WHAT
An online event showcasing recipes that are Triple S worthy. Triple S. That means spicy, saucy, and sexy. Plus we have a great giveaway thanks to some incredibly generous sponsors, listed alphabetically with links to their homepages...



 WHEN
Starting a week from today, there will be 20 bloggers sharing some spicy, saucy, and sexy bites. The event runs from Monday, February 2nd through Monday, February 9th.

WHERE
Find posts on our blogs and shared across social media platforms with the hashtag #TripleSBites. We will be chatting on twitter - Thursday, February 5th from 6pm to 7pm Pacific time.

WHY
Because food and romance are awesome bedfellows. Hope we inspire you to create some fantastic, romantic meals for your sweetheart.
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  1. RebekahJanuary 26, 2015 at 9:04 AM

    Can't wait for #TripleSBites! Such a great group for this event. :)

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  2. Debbi Does Dinner HealthyJanuary 27, 2015 at 6:03 PM

    I'm with you on Valentines Day. I don't celebrate it at all. Don't mind a bit of romance though!! :-)

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    1. Camilla M. MannJanuary 28, 2015 at 8:34 AM

      I'm slowly being swayed because my kids love it and I don't want to squash their spirit of giving.

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