Chandlers Steakhouse

After a delicious meal at any of the downtown Boise restaurants , you might find that no matter how hard you try, you just can’t say “no” to dessert. But don’t sweat it—it’s not just a matter of willpower—it’s in our DNA. Food scientists have explored why some humans are naturally born with a sweet tooth and others aren’t, along with the science behind these sweet hankerings. Let’s take a look at the data to support your cravings for sweets at the end of the meal (or any time of the day, for that matter). We’ve Evolved to Seek Sugar Sugar is in more than just chocolate cake and ice cream. It’s also in honey, fruit, and other naturally occurring foods. Millions of years ago, our ancestors discovered that ripe fruit provided much-needed energy and helped them store fat, which at the time was a health benefit in sparse hunting conditions (rather than a nuisance to be burned off on the elliptical). In modern times, researchers have studied chimpanzees and found they

Music has come a long way since the days of vinyl records, tapes, CDs, MP3s, and then vinyl records again, but the one medium that will never die out is live music. Listening to a band through your headphones or in your car is fine for everyday listening enjoyment, but once the weekend rolls around, it’s high time to get out and watch these bands perform live. The Treasure Valley boasts an impressive live music scene with venues and artist performances spread throughout Meridian, Eagle, and Boise. If you’re new to the area or are visiting, it can feel overwhelming, but with the following tips, you shouldn’t have any problem finding a great place to spend the evening where the good tunes are flowing.  What Are Your Tastes? The Treasure Valley is comprised of a blend of different cultures, and the music scene here reflects it. From country and bluegrass to rock, hip-hop, heavy metal, smooth jazz, and anything and everything in-between, whatever your taste is, you