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The Man Who Would Eat the President Gets More Jail Time; Dorito’s Can Help You Keep Home Heating Costs Down this Winter

• Holy Hannibal Lecter! An inmate serving time for burglary at a Chester County prison just received an additional five years to his sentence for threatening to kill and eat President Obama. [Inquirer]

• Worried about heating costs this winter? Try Dorito’s, the latest alternative fuel source. [Grist]

• Souper Salad has filed for Chapter 11. So much for being super. [NRN]

• How about them apples: Dr. Oz claimed most apple juice contains more than the acceptable amount of arsenic, and that pissed the FDA off quite a bit. [NYDN]

• If you enjoy highbrow musings about Tostitos and Trident, check out McSweeney’s latest crop of “Reviews of New Food.” [McSweeney’s]

• One family decided to forgo grocery stores and restaurants for a year. Here’s how that worked out (hint: they got really sick of cucumbers). [Moneland/Time]

The Man Who Would Eat the President Gets More Jail Time; Dorito’s Can Help You