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Snohomish County’s fresh and flavorful top salad spots to savor

Bothell, WALocal News

In a celebration of local culinary excellence, The Daily Herald has revealed the results of the 2023 Best of Snohomish County Awards, with Cristiano's Pizza in Marysville earning first place for the best salad. Contos Pizza and Pasta in Lake Stevens and Brooklyn Bros. Pizzeria in Mukilteo, Mill Creek, secured second and third places, respectively. The article emphasizes the significance of local businesses in the community and encourages residents to participate in the ongoing 2024 nomination round. This engagement fosters community pride and recognition, allowing readers to acknowledge their favorite establishments.

The awards not only highlight the best dining options but also reflect local tastes and preferences. By participating, residents actively promote their culinary landscape. The article serves as both an announcement and a call to action, inviting readers to click on the provided link to nominate their top picks, effectively combining information with community engagement.

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