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Can We Escape Salt’s Death Grip?

Nah, says ConAgra, scientists at Frito-Lay and the senior vice president of Campbell Soup. A slew of government celebs, from Mayor Bloomberg to Michelle Obama, are leading the attack on salt, but it ain’t gonna be that easy. See Alton Brown sounding like a coked-up Bill Nye in a salt propaganda video by food company [...]

New Calorie Law Violations: Start Snitchin’!

Today’s the day that Philadelphia health inspectors begin enforcing the new law requiring chain restaurants (those with 15 or more locations) to post the calorie content of items on their menu boards. Surely the health department has some altruistic motivations, probably something about allowing the public to make more informed, health-conscious choices when dining out [...]

Bummer Alert: Food Insecurity Isn’t a Symptom Of A Personality Disorder

A disturbing press release issued today by President Obama reported that, “As American families prepare to gather for Thanksgiving, we received an unsettling report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that found that hunger rose significantly last year.” It’s yet another byproduct of the recession. We perused the USDA Household Food Security report on Food [...]



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Make Sure Those Leafy Greens Are Washed

It’s not just bad meat that’s to blame when you’re howling in the throes of food poisoning. According to this transparency from GOOD Magazine (data from the Center for Science in the Public Interest), the riskiest FDA-regulated food is unwashed leafy greens (meat, poultry, and processed egg are regulated by the Department of Agriculture). Remember [...]

Superfresh And Toasty

Yesterday, the cheese display at the Superfresh at 10th and South spontaneously combusted. The unfortunate fromage met their proverbial match(stick) through a short circuit in the cheese case that started an electrical fire. According to one local message board post we read, the Whole Foods next door benefited from the Superfresh fondu with extra business [...]



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Good Things: Local Organic Farms

Looking for an excuse to get out of the city and into greener pastures? Are Farmer’s Markets not “real” enough for you? We found a list of 26 different Pennsylvania Certified Organic farms in the surrounding counties that welcome visitors and have delicious organic produce to offer. More of the organic produce you love, without [...]

Another Thing That Can Give You Cancer

Hot dogs have been a much beloved part of the American Summertime Experience, but some killjoys in New Jersey have recently decided to disgrace this national past time. Cancer Project, a Washington, D.C.-based nutrition and cancer nonprofit is now suing Kraft Foods – the manufacturer of Oscar Mayer, Sara Lee, Nathan’s Famous as well as [...]

Dept. Of Grossouts/Regional Cuisine: The Tea

Gather round young ones, it’s story-time. I come from a land called Lancaster County, and although there are many novelty foods (please refer to Whoopie Pies and Ham Loaf) Turkey Hill Ice Tea holds a special place in every Lancaster County heart, and kidneys. You may thinking smoking crack or cigarettes are bad for you, [...]

Sweet Pea: Nourishment For The Body And Soul

While there are many reasons we got into the food blogging business, one of our favorite parts of this job is finding new faces in the food business dedicated to their craft. When one of these new faces is also a hottie who aims to help connect farmer and consumer, we go a little gaga [...]

“Don’t Worry, Honey, There Will Always Be Ham”: The Food Of Mad Men

AMC’s hit show Mad Men will debut its much-anticipated second season in a few weeks. The show, set in 1960 in New York City, centers on advertising Exec Don Draper, and is an amazingly stylized glimpse into the lifestyle of the time. A lifestyle that includes smoking, drinking, cheating, eating lots of butter, oh and [...]


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