With football season on the horizon, it’s little surprise that the Current’s most-read food story for the week was about release of limited-edition Bud Light bottles boasting the UTSA’s blue and orange colors and Roadrunner logo.
Other top stories included the announcement of a dinner benefiting reproductive rights organizations and news about the big winner of grocer H-E-B’s annual Quest for Texas Best contest. A spoiler on the latter story: It’s chamoy. Chamoy wins all.
Read on for more.
- Limited-edition UTSA Bud Light cans on shelves across San Antonio in time for football season
- San Antonio’s Best Quality Daughter holding fundraising dinner for reproductive rights
- McAllen-based sugar-free chamoy company wins 2022 H-E-B Quest for Texas Best contest
- Exploring San Antonio’s diverse dining options on a college budget
- First Look: Anticipated San Antonio restaurant Carriqui delivers well-executed fare, stylish vibes
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Limited-edition UTSA Bud Light cans on shelves across San Antonio in time for football season
UTSA is one of only four Texas universities — and fewer than 30 chosen nationwide — to receive its own branded packaging from Bud Light.
San Antonio’s Best Quality Daughter holding fundraising dinner for reproductive rights
Local chef Jennifer Hwa Dobertin will host guest chef Mason Hereford from New Orleans’ award-winning Turkey and the Wolf restaurant.
McAllen-based sugar-free chamoy company wins 2022 H-E-B Quest for Texas Best contest
San Antonio-based contestant Puro Nitro canned coffee didn’t place in the contest, but it will be available in H-E-B stores soon.
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This article appears in Aug 24 – Sep 6, 2022.