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LA Food Bowl '22


Hey there, single foodies. What is UP?! It has been a HOT minute and we're glad to be back, bringing you recipes, events and chats on our blog, Cooking Single in the City, a cooking blog from singles cooking in the city FOR today's singles cooking in the city! 

Heard of the LA Food Bowl? Well, SoCal singles, Cyndi and Kyree, took a joy ride on the LA Food Bowl '22, an annual three-day event that takes place at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, CA ... and what they find is a palate full of herbs, spices and everything nices! 2022's Food Bowl was sponsored by the LA Times and City National Bank, and what a great time they had. 

Held in September, this year's is soon approaching so stay tuned! A must-event for ANYONE living in Southern California, here is the link for you to purchase tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/la-times-food-bowl-night-market-2023-tickets-420745831107

This video was initially produced for Cyndi's YouTube Talk Show, A New Thing LIVE. Subscribe to A New Thing LIVE's channel by visiting:   
 / @anewthinglive   Hope you can make the food bowl ... 

Until then, Bon Appetit!

Cyndi Galley
Cooking Single in the City
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