• A Methuen school accidentally offered “KKK” chicken tenders on their lunch menu; it should have been KK (for Krispy and Krunchy, of course, not Ku Klux Klan). [AP]
• Once you get a taste of good sushi, mediocre stuff becomes not worth it. So why not pay more and eat sushi less often? [Diner’s Journal/NYT]
• Holy chocolate wafer: Girls Scouts of America and Nestle are thisclose to releasing a collaboration cookie candy bar. [HuffPo]
• A university-sponsored study is seeking volunteers to participate in a Mars simulation focused on cooking. [Forbes]
• A 92-year-old woman in Florida is intent on preserving the culture and cuisine that went along with ladies’ Bridge lunches. [WSJ]
