L.A. Crazy for Whole Pigs; Should Guns Be Allowed in Starbucks?
Butchering pork is trendy in SoCal and firearms issues are framed through a coffee chain.
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Brent Bolthouse Planning WeHo Lounge; Umami Burger Making Its Own Sauce
A new burger chain is working on its first product and a former club promoter is turning club owner.
Condensed Makes a Comeback; McDonald’s Tries Oatmeal
Plus: Fresco by Scotto goes national and 'America's Test Kitchen' becomes a video game, all in our morning news roundup.
Underground Dining: So Hot Right Now; Your Resume on a Cookie
Plus: an apologetic bakery thief, and tomatoes disappear from restaurants, all in our morning news roundup.
Nigella Lawson Inspires New Alice in Wonderland Queen; Cipriani London Must Change Name
Tim Burton took a cue from a TV toque and a famous club is sued by a more famous club.
Race and Restaurant Hiring; Yelp Faces Lawsuit
Plus: High-end chefs turn to canned seafood, and liquor companies worry about pricing, all in our morning news roundup.
Criminal Misdeeds Catch Up with Cali Tomato Industry
A major investigation is launched into illegal produce practices.
Costco Protects Sarah Palin; Teacher In Trouble for Hooter's Trip
Tomatoes hidden for Palin's safety and a teacher takes an ill-advised field trip.
Watch The Chicago Skyline Get Eaten By A Tomato Vine
A Red Gold ad swathes the Willis Tower in tomatoes.
Masa's Tomato Dinners Last All September Long
The season's best produce comes eight ways on Masa's tasting menu.
Advice From the Experts: The Best Tomatoes of 2009
Our expert shares the hits and misses of this year's staff tasting.
Tomato Exec Canned; Mercury Pervades Fish
• An executive at Monterey's SK Foods tomato processor will plead guilty to price-fixing and racketeering in a bribery scandal. [SF Chronicle] • Fast food chains use some creepy characters to push their food. But where's Paris Hilton on this...
Scallops Looking Good; A Very Heavy Tomato
Plus: vegetable gardens for small businesses, and Gourmet turns to TV, all in our morning news roundup.
Tasting Tomatoes with Oliveto's Experts
As tomato season ramps up, Oliveto chefs taste 'till it hurts.
U.S. Sugar Supply Could be Endangered; Bank Robber Disguised as Chef
Companies allege sugar supply could run low due to restricted imports and high prices while a Georgia bank robber wears a chef's uniform while stealing.
Dan Barber Blames Tomato Blight on Home Gardeners
They've "set the stage for the worst local tomato harvest in memory," he writes.
Food, Inc. Creators Still Have Beef With Chipotle
Sure, the burrito brand is sponsoring screenings, but the movie's creators are still critical of its policies.
