• Some restaurant operators are just now discovering that music is an important part of the dining experience. Congrats, guys. [NRN]
• Cargill has recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey amid a salmonella outbreak that’s killed one person; meanwhile, scientists have discovered drug-resistant super salmonella. [HuffPo, Reuters]
• Seven years after being ordered by Congress to find a standard for “gluten-free” labeling, the FDA might be getting close. [ABC News]
• After that fiery explosion that waylaid the Frites ‘N’ Meats truck several months ago, a “rebooted” version is returning to the streets Monday. Hope it’s not headed to midtown. [DNA Info]
• Kraft is splitting into two entities: snacks like Oreos, and “groceries” such as Kraft cheese and Maxwell House coffee. [USAT]
• Rawsome Foods in L.A. was raided for selling raw milk and three people were arrested. Good to know authorities are concentrating on the real dangers out there. [E.D. Cain/Forbes]
• Budweiser unveiled a “bolder, sleeker” can, in the hopes of boosting flagging U.S. sales. [USAT]
