• Much as with many kinds of new development in Berkeley, food trucks have tended to bypass the city because of red tape. [Berkeleyside]
• San Francisco writer Stephen Elliott insists he’s “not into food,” but KQED profiles his favorite food picks. [BayAreaBites, Earlier]
• Checking in with Martha and her seasonally appropriate activities… today she’s pressing cider, “again.” [Martha Blog]
• Campbell’s introduced a line of halal-certified soups in Canada and now a bunch of people want to boycott them. [Washington Post]
• ZOMG! Red celery! [AP]
• Even hotels are getting in on the whole rooftop vegetable garden craze. [NYT]
• The great-grandchildren of the Barq’s root beer founder are suing Coca-Cola, claiming the company never actually purchased their grandfather’s share of the pop brand. [Times-Picayune]
