Saturday, September 6, 2014
Friends mourn New Jersey woman who died napping in between one of three jobs | Fox News
Three food jobs, sadly.
Friday, September 5, 2014
Blurring Line Between Snack and Meal, Mac and Cheese to Graze On - NYTimes.com
A big issue and a big source of many problems.
Federal complaint says NC hog farms hurt minorities | CharlotteObserver.com
Why do we just hold our noses?
The Rise of Canadian Comfort Food in the Big Apple
Other than maple syrup, I don't have much of a sense of Canadian food.
Town Becomes a Beer Ad, but Residents Don’t Feel Like a Party - NYTimes.com
Food advertising on steroids!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
U.S. fast-food workers protest over pay, hundreds arrested | Reuters
I suspect we will see a lot more of this.
Carrboro spices up farmers' market with first pepper fest - Triangle Business Journal
Another piece on this in Daily Tar Heel 9/3/14.
Police log: Officer faces charges, Chick-fil-A robbed, business owner pleads to fraud | The Herald-Sun
Restaurants sure seem to get robbed often.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Cooking Classes | The Streets at Southpoint, Durham, NC | Sep 2014
They have some great classes! I wish they included more bio information on the instructors.
Cumberland County residents to debate poultry plant Tuesday :: WRAL.com
A big decision for someone's backyard.
Fast-Food Workers Seeking $15 Wage Are Planning Civil Disobedience - NYTimes.com
A lot of people affected.
Food and Recipes in North Carolina | | Our State Magazine
Great stories in the August issue on southern food, including okra and pimento.
For Penn Station Diners, Nowhere to Go but Up - NYTimes.com
It never changes!
"Some travelers entrust their stomachs, anxiously, to the tacos of Pennsylvania Station, where dark hairs and soda stains soil the dining tables above the tracks. Others make it as far as the soft pretzels, sagging meekly behind glass, or the pizza shops whose fumbled marinara sauce has fused semipermanently to the floor.
But for any famished commuter in this long-disparaged hub, the nation’s busiest transit site, the specter of culinary surrender is never far-off.
“This is the armpit of the city,” said Steve Fox, from Manhasset, N.Y., waiting for a train recently at the TGI Friday’s on the Long Island Rail Road level."
"Some travelers entrust their stomachs, anxiously, to the tacos of Pennsylvania Station, where dark hairs and soda stains soil the dining tables above the tracks. Others make it as far as the soft pretzels, sagging meekly behind glass, or the pizza shops whose fumbled marinara sauce has fused semipermanently to the floor.
But for any famished commuter in this long-disparaged hub, the nation’s busiest transit site, the specter of culinary surrender is never far-off.
“This is the armpit of the city,” said Steve Fox, from Manhasset, N.Y., waiting for a train recently at the TGI Friday’s on the Long Island Rail Road level."
For Penn Station Diners, Nowhere to Go but Up - NYTimes.com
It never changes!
"Some travelers entrust their stomachs, anxiously, to the tacos of Pennsylvania Station, where dark hairs and soda stains soil the dining tables above the tracks. Others make it as far as the soft pretzels, sagging meekly behind glass, or the pizza shops whose fumbled marinara sauce has fused semipermanently to the floor.
But for any famished commuter in this long-disparaged hub, the nation’s busiest transit site, the specter of culinary surrender is never far-off.
“This is the armpit of the city,” said Steve Fox, from Manhasset, N.Y., waiting for a train recently at the TGI Friday’s on the Long Island Rail Road level."
"Some travelers entrust their stomachs, anxiously, to the tacos of Pennsylvania Station, where dark hairs and soda stains soil the dining tables above the tracks. Others make it as far as the soft pretzels, sagging meekly behind glass, or the pizza shops whose fumbled marinara sauce has fused semipermanently to the floor.
But for any famished commuter in this long-disparaged hub, the nation’s busiest transit site, the specter of culinary surrender is never far-off.
“This is the armpit of the city,” said Steve Fox, from Manhasset, N.Y., waiting for a train recently at the TGI Friday’s on the Long Island Rail Road level."
Monday, September 1, 2014
The Hot Pursuit of Kale and Its Trendy Friends, and Rumors of Shortages - NYTimes.com
Important to a lot of us!
SoSA | Food Waste in America
Did I hear yesterday that 1 billion USD is contributed each year to food assistance organizations?
California Plastic Bag Ban Would Be First Of Its Kind In The Nation
A lot more potential social engineering to come!
State Still Trying To Resolve Issues With New Electronic Food Stamp System | WUNC
I wonder how this came out.
Heineken to Sell Mexican Packaging Unit to Crown Holdings - NYTimes.com
There is a huge amount of food ownership behind the scenes.
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