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The First Family loves pie made by Bill Yosses, the White House pastry chef.
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The First Family loves pie made by Bill Yosses, the White House pastry chef.
The author of 'Eating Animals' explains why meat is cheap.
The mayor I.D.'s his favorite vegetable, and we are unsurprised.
The chef thinks Big Pharma should take a page from the restaurant industry.
Want to change the way Americans eat? Get the insurance industry involved.
Local produce is pouring into Arthur Ashe Stadium.
"Support for the farmers matters more to me than the political views of their founder."
"Vendors are subjected to incessant and inhumane ticket blitzes, incurring more than 45,000 tickets each year ..."
NYU food-studies professor Marion Nestle went on 'The Colbert Report' to discuss reports of a domestic-sugar shortage, but Colbert stole the show.
Plus: Starbucks is raising and lowering prices for different drinks, and the Hudson Valley is now a beer destination, all in our morning news roundup.
The Justice Department has a hankering for trust-busting.
Also in the magazine this week: A little owl alum branches out, and a new ice-cream cart.
Craft brewers from around the country recommend beers for tonight's talk among Barack Obama, Henry Louis Gates Jr., and James Crowley.
We get restaurant recommendations from all over the country.
Animal Welfare Approved seeks to point us to meat sources that are “healthy, safe, environmentally responsible, and humanely raised.”
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