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Meanwhile, Jesús Nuñez says he's still confused over the whole thing.
The Danes are very up on their graffiti.
A look at Jehangir Mehta's already infamous complaint against Jesús Nuñez.
A rep says, "Jehangir does not pretend to have invented 'pop rock cuisine.'"
And Pop Rocks have been used as an ingredient for over a decade! Duh.
It's the craziest molecular-gastronomy slapdown since Marcel vs. Wylie.
The British graffiti artist takes control of the classic opening sequence. He adds some spray-paint, and an extra minute.
The Oak Room's chef looks to Queens.
She said, "No! Graffiti is a crime!" and she sent him to jail.
Plus: Burger King blames snow for poor sales, and more work for foragers, all in our morning news roundup.
In about fifteen years, there will be slightly fewer ugly grates covering storefronts.
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