• Underground supper clubs are on the rise in Boston. [Globe]
• Danvers baker Kelly Delaney will print your resume on a cookie. [Herald]
• A thief profusely apologized while holding up Quincy’s Babycakes on Friday. [Herald]
• Restaurants are eliminating or reducing tomatoes from dishes due to the shortage in Florida. [WSJ]
• Rabbit, which is easy to raise and easy to kill, is experiencing a surge in popularity thanks to the increased interest in locavorism. [NYT]
• Condensed milk, once frowned upon by foodies, is now appearing on menus at high-end restaurants like wd~50. [NYT]
• Performers with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus can get any dish they want at any time (and at cost!) in the circus train’s Pie Car. [Diner’s Journal/NYT]
• McDonald’s is testing $1.99 oatmeal in stores in Northern California, Baltimore, and D.C. [NRN]
• Just the thrill you’ve been waiting for: America’s Test Kitchen will soon release a Nintendo game. [The Food Section]
• The European Union approved a biotech potato for cultivation yesterday. [NYT]
