Florida
Florida Foodie: Salt & Straw brings funky ice cream flavors to Central Florida
A bit of greater than a decade after opening an ice cream cart in Portland, Oregon, Kim and Tyler Malek have constructed a small frozen deal with empire that stretches from coast to coast.
Kim and Tyler Malek are cousins and co-founders of Salt & Straw.
“We had this dream of making house for folks to get collectively,” Tyler Malek stated. “They get to satisfy their pals and neighbors, be taught in regards to the meals round them, and we curate it that method — offering an expertise for folks.”
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The pair felt that ice cream specifically was the right car to deliver folks from all walks of life collectively.
“We realized actually rapidly that an ice cream store is that this actually cool neighborhood gathering place the place you may come as you might be, no matter the way you look, what your political viewpoints are, what your meals preferences are — there’s all the time one thing to (make you) really feel welcomed at an ice cream store,” Tyler Malek stated.
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Past simply bringing folks collectively, The Maleks additionally hope to get these folks speaking and contemplating the world round them.
“A very nice instance is like two years in the past. We labored with nonprofits up and down the west coast to speak about meals waste,” Tyler Malek stated. “And we had flavors that had been made with meals that had been about to get thrown away — like 3-day-old bread or grains from a brewery that had been gonna get tossed. All this stuff, we had been in a position to play with — enjoyable, attention-grabbing elements that trigger folks to type of cease and ask, “How did you try this? Why did you try this?’ And it provokes this dialog in a extremely protected house round (a) actually, actually attention-grabbing and scrumptious taste.”
Salt & Straw just lately opened its Central Florida location at Disney Springs. Tyler Malek stated it’s important to search out the Florida flavors to include into Salt & Straw’s ice cream.
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“We have now to search out these enjoyable tales additionally in Florida, and we’ve to infuse these into our flavors,” he stated. “So discovering farmers which can be doing guava. We’re all the time working with native espresso roasters — like actually type of determining how will we take our basis, our philosophy of utilizing taste and making taste and really enable that area to tell us and information us.”
Salt & Straw has labored with Disney prior to now, on the firm’s park in California. Tyler Malek stated he excited to hitch Disney Springs, because it has develop into a foodie vacation spot.
“Disney Springs is — it’s wild,” Tyler Malek stated. “(Disney has) made this, like, concerted effort to lean into turning into a meals expertise. And you’ll even see what number of new eating places are opening in Disney Springs. It’s actually bonkers.”
Within the newest episode of Florida Foodie, Tyler Malek talks about creating Salt & Straw’s distinctive and funky flavors, together with a brand new fried rooster ice cream. He additionally talks about how his firm got here to accomplice with Disney and an ice cream subscription service.
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Florida Foodie is a bi-weekly podcast from WKMG and Graham Media that takes a better take a look at what we eat, how we eat it and the impression that has on us right here in Florida and for everybody, in all places. Discover new episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you obtain your favourite podcasts.
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Florida
Police: Man arrested after theft, grand theft, multiple burglaries at Florida mosque
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – The Sanford Police Department has arrested a man for myriad charges, including multiple burglaries at a local mosque.
Officers say they responded to a call regarding a burglary at 10:40 p.m. Sunday night at the Islamic Society of Central Florida – Masjid Al-Salaam.
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Police say they searched the property and found Omran Ibrahim, 24, still inside the mosque.
Ibrahim was arrested for multiple charges in addition to Sunday’s burglary, including theft, grand theft and other burglaries.
The Source: The information in this article comes from the Sanford Police Department and was shared with FOX 35 News.
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Florida deputy fatally shot during traffic stop; suspect shot dead by deputies
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. – The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is mourning a deputy who was killed in the line of duty over the weekend.
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Authorities said Deputy Corporal Elio Diaz was shot during a traffic stop in Charlotte Harbor on Sunday.
He was an 11-year veteran of the agency.
According to the sheriff’s office, Diaz attempted to pull over the suspect outside a gas station when the man behind the wheel, identified as Andrew Mostyn Jr., pulled out a rifle and shot Diaz, killing him.
Mostyn then left the scene, authorities said.
Deputies said he was found shortly after in the parking lot of a nearby restaurant.
When deputies approached him, they say Mostyn tried to grab his rifle again.
That’s when deputies say they were forced to fire at Mostyn, shooting him dead.
“Elio was a friend,” Sheriff Bill Prummell said, taking a pause as he became emotional. “He was a good family man. He loved his children, and he was a really great cop. And he’s going to be missed.”
Word of Diaz’s passing reached U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Florida, who expressed his condolences on X, formerly Twitter.
“Devastated to hear of the passing of a Charlotte County deputy tonight,” he wrote Sunday. “I spoke with @CCSOFLSheriff Prummell to let him know Ann and I are praying for his team and the deputy’s family tonight. Please keep them in your prayers.”
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Florida deputy shot, killed during traffic stop
CHARLOTTE HARBOR, Fla. – The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the loss of one of its deputies.
It happened during a traffic stop at a gas station on Sunday.
Authorities say Corporal Elio Diaz pulled over a white pickup truck and the driver, Andrew Moyston Jr., 24, opened fire.
Diaz was taken to an area hospital where he died.
Corporal Elio Diaz was shot and killed during a traffic stop on Sunday. Image is courtesy of Courtesy: Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office.
“I want you guys to please keep Elio’s family in your thoughts and prayers, especially during this time of year,” Sheriff Bill Pummell said during a press conference on Sunday night. “Elio was a friend and a good family man. He loved his children and he was a really great cop.”
After the shooting, deputies went on a manhunt for the suspect.
He was located at a Popeye’s restaurant on King’s Highway.
Officials say the suspect shot and killed Corpora Diaz after the deputy pulled him over.
Officials say he grabbed a rifle as deputies approached, and they opened fire, hitting Moyston in the head.
Moyston Jr. was flown to an area hospital and died.
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