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- – Alinea is now the top-rated restaurant in Chicago. [The Stew, Zagat]
- – The Reader and its readers pick the best in town. [Chicago Reader]
- – Are rising obesity rates and declining savings in America related? [Slate]
- – Starbucks seems to be working up a new sorbet-based drink. [Eater LA]
- – Finding the best ice cream in Chicago, be it with home-made sprinkles or booze. [Serious Eats]
- – Trouble at Powerhouse? [Dish]
- – The Taste kicks off today and is very green this year. [Tribune]
- – And here are some previews of stands to sample. [Chicagoist, Tribune]
- – The interesting local history of the dried cherry. [Tribune]
- – Mars, the candy company, is aiming to map the cocoa genome in the next five years. [Bits]
- – Is local food really that much better for the environment? [Salon]
- – Everything you think you know about taste is pretty much wrong. [Gourmet]
- – This is cooler than it sounds: Scientists using satellite images are making the Farmer's Almanac obsolete. [Wired]
- – Who needs an AmEx Black card when the Burger King "Crown Card" gives celebrities unlimited free whoppers? [AHT]
- – Root beer vodka not your thing? How about tomato vodka? [epi-log]
- – Why can't restaurants copy edit their menus? [Washington Post]
- – How many of these long-lost cereal boxes can you recall? [Sun-Sentinel]
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