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We celebrated the Democratic congressional victory this morning by checking out Fritelli’s Doughnuts in Beverly Hills, heralded on today’s Daily Candy. As expected of the tony address the packaging emulates...

I am coming to Boston with my husband, who is a delegate, and I don’t want to waste a single meal. Staying on Long Wharf, but willing to travel where walking and public transit can take me. Looking for inexpensive,...

What the candidates eat says a lot about how they position themselves.

Tally chowhounds— The Tallahassee Democrat's new web pages has a dining forum where you can comment about the lack of lustery dining options and get an ear full from the Barnaby’s and Chains set. Pretty bland stuff at...

Theories abound about the etymology.

Kingpin food on a volunteer budget at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Marco Pierre White is sometimes a slave, sometimes a devil.

From this morning’s PD: http://www1.pressdemocrat.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060911/NEWS/609110326/1033/NEWS01

Interesting article in the Food and Wine section of today’s Santa Rosa Press Democrat. The storyline: the Wine Country is a great place for “stylized, high-end food” (their words), but if you want authentic...

No matter how much organic produce it sells, Wal-Mart just can’t get any love from Democratic presidential hopefuls these days.

Kenya, the homeland of Barack Obama’s father, has a new nickname for a beloved local brew.

What you eat can predict how you vote, according to political strategists.