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The Bobber Blog invites readers to join in on the countless adventures found throughout America’s Dairyland. From seasonal activities and events to vibrant communities and destinations, The Bobber shares the best stories of Wisconsin.
Chef Kyle Sweet from Lake Arrowhead’s Pine’s Restaurant and Lounge, shared the details of his “Market Vinaigrette,” which works well as a dressing or marinade. Chef Kyle recommends that dried spices work best in the dressings, as they allow the vinegar and oil to mix and not separate so readily.
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This month marks not only the premiere of our 400th episode (Ahem...watch "A Northwoods Neighborhood" this weekend. Check our broadcast guide.) but it also marks Discover Wisconsin's 28th birthday! (*Sigh* We don't feel a day over 20...) What started as a bold idea...
In Wisconsin, winter can last three to five months (some years maybe longer). Many of us tend to stay indoors and hide from the cold, wind and snow. It’s time to break that habit. Enter ice fishing in Wisconsin.
It’s often said that the destination is the journey. We believe that to be very true. Lucky for us, there are infinite ways to explore Wisconsin. Read on for five of our preferred modes of travel:
Wisconsin sure is gorgeous. Browse through 25 of her most stunning moments:
Our state has a history – how might you say it? – brimming with alcohol. Adult beverages are simply in our hereditary makeup.
Milwaukee, as we all know, was made famous by the likes of Schlitz, Pabst and Blatz. (Miller too, I suppose.) We’ve collectively redefined one of the titans of mixology – the Old Fashioned – to fit our own very particular, brandy-centric mold. Today, we continue to establish ourselves at the forefront of today’s greatest bar obsession: the artisanal cocktail.
Meet Our Sponsor
We’re excited to partner with Something Special from Wisconsin™ (SSfW) as a sponsor of The Bobber Podcast by Discover Wisconsin. Since 1983, SSfW has been helping local producers shine by showcasing authentic Wisconsin-made products. Their iconic red and yellow logo guarantees that at least 50% of a product’s ingredients or production activities comes from right here in Wisconsin.
As our sponsor, SSfW shares our passion for celebrating the people, businesses, and traditions that make Wisconsin unique. Look for the SSfW logo at grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and restaurants to discover high-quality, homegrown products made with pride in Wisconsin!