The swimsuit model is the latest person to show up in the the chain's hot-ladies-eating-burgers ad campaign.
Plus: Police arrest a South Jersey hockey fan in connection to the brutal beating of a Rangers fan in front of Geno's; and the Humane Society gobbles up Carl's Jr and Hardee's, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus what to do with your excess Twinkies and more, all in our morning news round-up.
Plus: stolen sheep (statues), condiment thieves, and more, all in this week's roundup of weird restaurant news.
The subcontinent's more lavish ceremonies are under fire for possibly being too extravagant.
Plus: Top Chef Mike Isabella totally digs DC's food scene; and China's growing dependency on other countries staple foods could ultimately stabilize the country's relationship with the U.S. all in our morning news roundup.
Japan's government reports its food is safe from radiation as ramen is shipped in to feed survivors of the recent earthquake and tsunami.
Plus: Asian fast food is now a trend, fears of food-supply contamination in Japan, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Meanwhile, eat the burger chain's newest menu item at your own risk.
Plus: Jamie Oliver despises his wife, pizza wars, and more, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: L'Ecole adds spring menu items, and Graydon Carter & Co. to take over Fedora, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
• Aqua's gotten pretty tumbleweedy at lunchtime, and they're now offering a $20.10 prix fixe lunch to lure "post-downturn" business diners. [WSJ] • Michael Bauer submits an informal review of Yountville's Redd on his blog, after patting them on the...
Plus: fancy paper plates, and what makes milk organic, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: low-fat items packed with sodium, and biodegradable Japanese dishes, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: fancy paper plates, and what makes milk organic, all in our morning news roundup.
Michelle Obama shops outside of The White House and a car hits a Downtown eatery.
• New York Times critic Frank Bruni is one of a few professional foodies who have come forward about their eating disorders. [SF Chronicle] • Some people's pets are huge alcoholics. [SFist] • A group of rabbis and the ACLU...
As Ramadan approaches, California date farmers are scrambling to fill orders, while prisons put their inmates to work for food banks.
Plus: school lunch reform; competition for McDonald's