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NJ Homebrewers Turn Love of Hops Into Cash Crops; FDA Mulls BPA Ban
Plus: Celine Dion's heart goes on despite love for smoked meat; and with lots of bones, you can make porky tonkatsu ramen at home, all in our morning news roundup.
Jersey Shore Bar Guilty of Cheap Vodka Switcheroo; Republicans Root Out Millionaires on Food Stamps
Plus: The proper time to drink cappuccino is in the morning; and meet the new farmerati, all in our morning news roundup.
Nonprofits Struggle to Keep the Poor and Hungry Fed; Pregnant Beyonce Craves French Fries
Plus: Bloggers change the face of food reviews; and Mediterranean cuisine is having a moment, all in our morning news roundup.
Local Farmers Reach Out to Pumpkin Growers Elsewhere to Fill Orders; Dud Spuds Spark Concerns For Belgians
Plus: 'Esquire' releases a manly cookbook; and Wendy's spent two years developing its latest burger roll out, all in our morning news roundup.
Storm-Ravaged Chinese Takeout Looted During Irene; Iowa Egg Farmers Aren’t Doing Enough to Fight Salmonella
Plus: Manayunk restaurants contend with flooding; and Atlantic City's casinos reopen after closing for the hurricane, all in our morning news roundup.
Area Farmers Sweat Over Hot and Dry Weather Conditions; Insects Taste a Little Nutty
Plus: research shows restaurants often under-report calorie counts for most dishes; and a cult-favorite New Orleans restaurateur succumbs to cancer, all in our morning news roundup.
Nutter’s Ultimatum: Soda Tax or Increased Property Taxes; Too Much Coffee Can Lead to Auditory Hallucinations
Plus: Scientists are very close to producing "super wheat"; and McDonald's in Europe gets hip to sustainable fish, all in our morning news roundup.
Stars Align for Selling Off of PA’s State-Owned Liquor Stores; Bison Farmers Struggle to Meet Consumer Demand
Plus South Carolina governor Mark Sanford now spends less on food, and the time is right to finally try kombucha, all in our daily news roundup.
Parx Adds a Noodle Bar and Asian Table Games; Paula Deen's Housekeeper Gets Busted
Plus French truffle farmers take truffle theft more seriously than murder, and a conservative Jewish group proposes new kosher food standards, all in our morning news roundup.
New Food Safety Laws Go Into Effect in PA in 2011; Fine Dining Is Really Bad For You
Plus burglars rob a food bank in Baltimore, and with fewer people flying, airport food-vendor earnings are down, all in our morning news roundup.
Joey Vento Undergoes Surgery for Colon-Rectal Cancer; Kids Who Drink Four Loko Are More Likely to Become Alcoholics
Plus half the food eaten on the International Space Station comes from the U.S., and undercover video shows alleged animal abuse on a Texas egg farm, all in our morning news update.
Seats Still Available for MidAtlantic’s Farmer’s Feast
MidAtlantic's Farmer's Feast salutes farmers and brewers.
City Council Blocks Expansion of an Upper Roxborough Community Garden; Gubernatorial Hopeful Tom Corbett Pushes For Privatization of PA’s Liquor Stores
Plus Iron Chef tanks in Australia, and college administrators crack down on "drunkorexia" all in our morning news roundup.
JG Domestic Looks Good for Friday's Launch; Memphis Taproom Debuts Its Beer Garden
Plus Wawa gets zoning approval form Northeast neighbors, and Terrace Taproom gets a kitchen, all in our roundup of neighborhood news.
Top Chef: D.C. Winner Kevin Sbraga Headlines the Epicurean Palate; Farmers Turn to ‘Agri-tainment’ For Additional Revenue
Plus the UK's Health Secretary apologizes to Jamie Oliver, and kinchi prices skyrocket in Korea, all in our morning news roundup.
PLCB’s Proposed Handling Fees Will Likely Increase Liquor Costs; Americans Still Don’t Eat Enough Vegetables
Plus last year's canned pumpkin shortage is over, and the body of one-time Kitchen Nightmares chef was recovered from the Hudson River, all in our morning news roundup.
Drexel Offers One of the Country’s Only Classes Devoted to Korean Food; Farmers in the Northwest Compete With Supermarket-Run Farmers Markets
Plus Campbell Soup heiress Mary Alice Dorrance Malone is one of America's wealthiest, and Democrats worry that school lunch funding will take away from food stamps, all in our morning news roundup.
Hot, Dry Weather Produces "Napalike" Grapes in South Jersey; Gluten-Free Diets Go Mainstream
Plus a third massive fish kill in ten weeks washes up thousands of fish on Jersey Shore Beaches, and FDA will hold hearings on genetically modified salmon this week, all in out morning news roundup.
L&I Denies Targeting Italian Market Vendors; PA's Indoor Smoking Ban Has Had a Minimal Impact on Bar and Restaurant Business
Plus PA farmers are eligible for emergency drought relief, and Michelle Obama urges restaurateurs to provide more healthy items on kids' menus, all in our morning news roundup.