Caitlin White
School
Pepperdine University
Expertise
Fine Dining And Michelin-Rated Restaurants, Wine & Spirits, Chef Pro-Tips
- Caitlin has been extensively covering the restaurant scene in Los Angeles since 2019.
- She is a food and travel contributor for Santa Barbara Magazine and is obsessed with all things Central Coast.
- She once interviewed Guy Fieri at Stagecoach, successfully combining her love for "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" and country music.
Experience
Caitlin is a lifestyle reporter with over a decade of experience working in media as both a writer and an editor. Starting off her career in the music industry, she's been a full-time freelancer since 2019 with a focus on food, wine and spirits, and travel. Her work has been featured in publications like InsideHook, LA Times, Rolling Stone, Variety, Men's Journal, and many more.
Education
Caitlin has bachelor's degrees in advertising and English literature and a master's degree in communications all from Pepperdine University.
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Stories By Caitlin White
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It's well-known that the grocery chain doesn't create all of its products, which leaves internet sleuths wondering who actually puts together all those salads.
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Eagle-eyed shoppers have found an excellent bargain at the wholesale retailer, and these bottles are likely to sell out quickly due to quality and price.
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Originally a part of Caribbean cocktail culture, the first swizzle sticks were called le bois lélé and they came from the broken off branches of a native tree.
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Toasting your chiles before soaking and blending them gives you a way to seriously improve the flavor of your sauce, and it's pretty easy to do!