• Michelle Obama picked up eggs, chocolate milk, cheese, and vegetables at the opening of the White House farmers’ market. [Caucus/NYT]
• Kraft recently began charging consumers for its previously free Food & Family magazine, and readers are not happy. [WSJ]
• Thirteen elderly fired waiters for the Yankees are suing the baseball team, charging that they were let go because of age discrimination. [NYP]
• More and more New York restaurants are offering discounts to bicyclists. [Fork in the Road/VV]
• Weight Watchers is suing Dreyer’s for advertising the points values of its Skinny Cow products. [NYP]
• The newly launched Greenpoint Food Market features 30 vendors in the basement of the Church of the Messiah. [Brooklyn Paper]
• A doorman-musician has been running around town giving away free cookies from an inflatable couch. [Gothamist]
• The world’s largest pie fight happened yesterday, during a taping of Live With Regis and Kelly. [Gothamist]
• Not content to simply revolutionize school lunches, Bill Telepan has given brisket a makeover. [Tablet]
Earlier: Bill Telepan, Cafeteria Man
• The world’s biggest burger can be found in Southgate, Michigan, and weighs 185 pounds. [Telegraph UK]
