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Project
Make Your Own Candy Bars
Corner-store sweets go high-end.
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Nagging Question
Why Would Anybody Want to Eat Old Meat?
Just because it’s aged doesn’t mean it’s rotten. (By Jasmine Pahl and Jason Horn)
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Feature
How to Prepare for the Meal of Your Life
Six months ago you nabbed a reservation at the hottest restaurant in town. Now the meal of your life is two days away. You have to be prepared. You have to be psyched. You have to make the most of it. But how? (By Joyce Slaton)
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Table Manners
Ditching an Annoying Guest
She came last year, must she again? (By Helena Echlin)
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The Juice
Waiters Refilling Wineglasses
Should they or shouldn’t they? The controversy continues. (By Jordan Mackay)
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Shelf Life
To See a World in a Grain of Dry Ice
Does Chef Heston Blumenthal really find perfection? (By Sara Dickerman)
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Food Media
King Corn Seizes Agave's Turf
The Arizona Republic has the scoop on corn pushing agave aside in Mexico. (By James Norton)
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Food Media
Humorless Heineken
The beer giant tries to shut down a tiny, punning competitor. (By Deborah Lewis)
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Food Media
Spoiled Milk in Zimbabwe
Nestlé gets in a bit of hot water (or milk, at any rate) over purchases from the dairy farm owned by the wife of an African despot. (By James Norton)
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Food Media
Cheese Gone VERY Bad
A pile of Italian buffalo mozz has gone bad … to put it very lightly, indeed. (By James Norton)
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Food Media
Stone-Age Gourmet
Gourmet profiles artist Mary Ellen Carroll, whose food-related romps led her to Wisconsin’s massive Kohler plumbing factory. (By James Norton)
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Food Media
A Glowing Tribute to "the Shining Drink"
The Art of Eating goes in big for the omnivorous exploration of obscure topics. This issue, it’s mead (honey wine) that receives an epic treatment. (By James Norton)
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Food Media
Glowing Greens
The FDA approves the irradiation of spinach and lettuce. (By Nicholas Day)
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Food Media
One Picture Is Worth 1,000 Lawsuits
Chelsea Clinton is steamed that Manhattan restaurant Osso Buco has displayed her photo without her permission. (By James Norton)
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Food Media
It's Crumbelievable!
Stephen Colbert has found a metaphor for the state of America’s pop culture in the wonderfully absurd advertising campaign for Kraft Crumbles. (By Josh Friedland)
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