• Farm To Families, a new non-profit organization that supports the health and well-being of children in North Philadelphia, provides weekly shipments of farm fresh food to familes in need. [KYW Newsradio]
• Campbell Soup has devised a series of incentives, including friendly competitions between employees, to promote healthier lifestyle choices. [Newsworks]
• The Food Network announced that the upcoming tenth season of Ace of Cakes will be the show’s last. Pie, meanwhile, is off in a corner gloating. [AP]
• This year’s holiday season brings record-breaking demand at food banks; in some areas, bread lines have become commonplace. [WP]
• Why settle for just one Thanksgiving fowl when you could have a large bird stuffed with two smaller ones? The turducken rears its head(s). [NYP]
• Break out the bubbly: The National Restaurant Association is reporting that sales — from fine dining to fast food — are up. [USAT]
• Farmers on Virginia’s coast can’t keep up with demand for Haymans, an “ugly, sugary, creamy-white” heirloom sweet potato that is only now becoming known outside the region. [WP]