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  1. Boston Market
    Should Salt Shakers Be Banished at Restaurants?Boston Market thinks so.
  2. Mediavore
    LAUSD Starts Anti-Obesity Campaign; Salt Can Also Harm Your BrainThe “I’m In” campaign seeks to promote new changes to school lunches.
  3. Mediavore
    Where to Get Shots of Horse Semen; SoCal Food Prices Hit Two-Year HighA New Zealand food festival plans to supply a strange libation, while local shoppers are hit hard at the grocery store.
  4. Mediavore
    Teen Arrested In Spinach Attack; ‘Kung Pao Kitten’ Joke Fails to
  5. Mediavore
    Mozza Pigs Out; Janet Jackson Barbie Auctioned For Project Angel FoodThe Hollywood Italian favorite is holding dinners featuring whole hogs, while sadly, the Barbie Doll does not come from the singer’s Rhythm Nation phase.
  6. Mediavore
    Boston Market Drive-Through Attendant Scalded; Fish Tacos Are Having a Moment
  7. Mediavore
    Fish Tacos Doing Swimmingly; Teen Throws Food at Boston Market CashierPlus: contaminated mushrooms in China, new guidelines for food allergies, and more, in our morning news roundup.
  8. Mediavore
    FDA Won’t Condone Milk Sharing Among Nursing Mothers; Pennsyltucky HuntersPlus fish tacos and other Mexican dishes are more popular than ever, and Starbucks and Kraft are embroiled in a kerfluffle over distribution, all in our morning news roundup.
  9. Mediavore
    Costco Protects Sarah Palin; Teacher In Trouble for Hooter’s TripTomatoes hidden for Palin’s safety and a teacher takes an ill-advised field trip.
  10. Mediavore
    Boston Market Founder Dies; A Very Hooters Field TripPlus: the chemistry of champagne, all in our morning news roundup.
  11. Marketing Gimmicks
    Even in a Blizzard, All Anyone Really Wants Is to Eat a SandwichWould you brave seventeen inches of snow for a year’s worth of chicken sandwiches?
  12. Mediavore
    Food Prices to Rise Through 2009; Grill Exotic Meats at HomeHydrox cookies go on sale today, Wylie Dufresne’s bagel-flavored ice cream, and more, in our morning news roundup.
  13. Mediavore
    Economy Shrinks Portions, Swaps Ingredients; a Ko Reservation Fake-outWith food coasts soaring, high- and low-end kitchens are taking measure to reduce portions, swap out costly ingredients, and serve more dishes with higher profit margins. [WSJ] In related news, it doesn’t look like wheat prices will drop anytime soon: “Consumption has exceeded production in seven of the last eight years.” [NYT] The online reservation page for Ko was live for ten minutes on Friday, but now you need a password to enter it. Still, at least you can add the URL to your bookmarks and check it every hour. [Eater] Did you know that nine large feasts from Boston Market can add up to $1,800? A Queens woman found that out, but since she was using fake checks, she didn’t care too much. [NYP] The Times has a review/promotional article of their own city-beat reporter Jennifer 8. Lee’s exploration of Chinese cuisine, The Fortune Cookie Chronicles: Adventures in the World of Chinese Food. [NYT] Related: Jennifer 8. Lee Tackles Fortune Cookies
  14. Neighborhood Watch
    Preemie Martini, Perfect for Baby Showers; Boston Market Versus NYC HealthChelsea: Boston Market on 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue is the latest West Side chain to be called out by the Department of Health. [Blog Chelsea] Clinton Hill: The new Jelani Lounge offering a sick-sounding cocktail, possibly to serve especially at baby showers: the Preemie Martini. [Clinton Hill Blog] Dumbo: Wild Edibles fish market set to open within Foragers Market later this week. [Dumbo NYC] Flatiron: Free BBQ! On March 12, chef Aaron Sanchez teams up with pit master Chris Lilly and barbecue expert Rick Rodgers to grill and smoke in celebration of early daylight saving time. [NewYorkology] Prospect-Lefferts-Gardens: K-Dog & Dunebuggy café celebrates its one-year anniversary today. Sorry, no freebies. [across the park]