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Edited by Josh Ozersky with Daniel Maurer

 

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7/30/07

10:00 AM

Hot Dogs Out, Halal In; More on Flor de Mayo’s Alleged Abuses

“The hot dog now is for tourists,” and halal food has taken its place as New York’s signature street fare. Watch the video. [NYT]
Related: Cartography [NYM]

Flor de Mayo allegedly paid one of its workers $90 for 72 hours of work in one week — and made him provide his own bicycle for deliveries. [Newsday]

The Chinese government now realizes that exporting bad food is in fact bad for business. [Forbes]

A sushi master passes his art along to students in Flushing and gets them jobs, too. [NYT]

Whole Foods on the Bowery will be hosting Dietout, an event celebrating “original neighborhood soundtracks,” whatever that means. [Gawker]

Robert Sietsema has discovered Hot Dog Johhny’s, in a place called Buttzville. [Epicurious]

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