What to Eat, Drink, Buy, and Do in July: The Bon Appétit Checklist

From Hawaiian hot sauces to where to get the best stadium food, here’s everything you need to eat, drink, buy, and do this month.
Zach DeSart1/10Coffee Gets Weird
1. Blue Bottle's New Orleans Iced Coffee ($4) now comes in a grown-up milk carton at Whole Foods.
2. In L.A., coffee is used to dye hemp-blend T-shirts ($58).
3. Craftsman and Wolves’s coffee jam ($12) is the best thing to happen to bread since slicing. **
Rochelle Cheri2/10Yes, You 'Need' Another Serving Board
This reclaimed one ($125–$175) comes from 28-year-old L.A. woodworker Rochelle Cheri**.
3/10Only the Most Delicious Stadium Food, Maybe Ever
Nothing against Hebrew Nationals, but this is what you should be ordering at this season’s ball games: Rib tips from Butcher & the Boar (Twins’ Target Field, Minneapolis). Brisket from Killen’s Texas Smokehouse (Astros’ Minute Maid Park, Houston). Meatball sliders from Pat LaFrieda’s Chop House (Mets’ Citi Field, NYC).
Zach DeSart4/10So This Is a Fresh Chickpea
If you see it at the market, buy a ton. Toast pods in a dry pan, and dress with olive oil, salt, and chile flakes.
Courtesy MoMA Design Store5/10High Style Plateware
NBD, just gonna eat some pie off this porcelain dessert plate ($125) from Pop Art precursor Alex Katz.
Christian Harder6/10Say You Have One Night in Providence, RI, Summer's Best Little Restaurant City
Here’s how to spend it:
4 p.m. Drop your bags at the new Ace-like Dean Hotel.
5 p.m. Swill Bottle Rocket cocktails at the Eddy.
7 p.m. Slurp a bowl of noodles at Ken’s Ramen.
10 p.m. Head back to the Dean: It’s karaoke time!
Alex Lau7/10Skinny Chocolate!
The bars ($9) from Marou Faiseurs de Chocolat are so slim, it’s almost as though you didn’t just eat three. **
Courtesy of Adoboloco/Tim Parsons8/10Hot Hot Hawaii
Hawaii’s Adoboloco hot sauces ($26 for a three-pack) rock bright, vinegary flavors (smoked ghost pepper, pineapple habanero). Bring a bottle to your next barbecue.
Zach DeSart9/10Aperitivo Crush
Carpano Bianco vermouth ($23): the lighter, drier analogue to Carpano Antica. **
Courtesy Dogfish Head Brewery10/10Like Beer? Crash Here
Dogfish Head brewery’s new inn—a 16-room converted motel in Lewes, DE—is now open. **