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Authentic Japanese Penny Candy at Sunrise Mart This Weekend
Kids get free dagashi, but it might taste like dried squid.
Dylan Lauren Wants to Elevate Candy to an Art Form
Dylan Lauren, the candy-store empress, fills out our trademark questionnaire.
Don’t Waste Your Homemade Candy on Neighborhood Kids
Candy recipes from Kyotofu, Gramercy Tavern, and the Dessert Truck.
Apiary Agrees With Platt; Guide to Japanese Candy
Also in the magazine: a recipe for Pacific saury, Platt on Apiary, and a new dessert for the pumpkin-averse.
Food-Stamp Usage on the Rise; a Website for Bacon Lovers
Frank Bruni gets frustrated by Kurve, and candy-inspired cocktails for Halloween, from our glance at the morning headlines.
Bulk Up for the Recession; Rachael Ray’s Suggestive Video
Tainted Chinese candy shows up in Connecticut, and a woman gets saved by the staff of the River Café, from our glance at the morning headlines.
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