the “scream” is the misinterpreted sound of air escaping from the body cavity and its internal juices boiling... if you wanna test the “scream” as an urban legend, buy a live one and split it with your...

Sounds like an urban legend. About twenty years ago, I heard that Tavern on the Green and the Carnegie Deli were the two highest-grossing restaurants in the city. Is there any non-fast-food restaurant in the city that does more...

Or is that an urban myth?

Superheated water means trouble.

It sounds like a digestive impossibility.

Make room for the good stuff.

Can anyone tell me if in fact the Indian restaurants on East 6th Street DO use one central kitchen? Is this just a foodie’s urban myth?

Is it true that NYC regulates the number of brick pizza ovens? I heard that there’s a ban on new brick oven construction. This came up during a discussion of Patty’s Pizza. At first, this factoid struck me as a likely...

. I assumed it was an urban legend. It may be, but this story says a cup of apples seeds could kill you if they were crushed up (otherwise the outer coating would prevent them from being digested)....

China’s special Olympic farms designated to feed athletes at the Beijing Olympics.

It works for candy bars and ice cream, but does deep-frying make everything better? Possibly everything but pizza, FHM reports.

Scamps with video camera perpetuate a hoary old urban legend. Do not click on these links if you’re eating.

A plague of zucchinis on your house.

Has anyone ever read Shaw’s “Worlds Greatest Restaurant” essay? He can be found on Fat-Guy.com. Does this place exsist? I’m pretty gullible so I won’t be offended if this is just urban myth?

Or is that just a that a long-winded oxymoron (and urban myth)? We know the prices will be outrageously expensive, but do any actually serve good food? An e-Article at ForblesTraveler.com brought the subject to mind: http