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Gulf Oil Spill

  1. Mediavore
    Tea Party Cronies Oppose Food Safety Bill; Oyster Farmers Struggle To Meet BP’s“Who knew their gastronomic expertise ranged beyond hot beverages?”
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    Lock Up the Spice Rack: Nutmeg Is the New Four Loko; For the Ultimate StonerPlus Tea Party affiliates oppose the Food Safety Bill, and reusable grocery bags and drinking glasses contain lead, all in our morning news roundup.
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    Bimbo Buys Sara Lee; Calling Out The Twinkie DietThe Mexican food giant buys a big baker from the U.S., while a Kansas nutrition professor claims the Hostess snack helped him lose 27 pounds.
  4. Foodies With Benefits
    Terence Feury Now Serves Only Local and Sustainable Seafood at ForkFeury believes that local and sustainable seafood is the only way to protect fish and seafood populations.
    By Collin Keefe
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    Farmers Markets Going Mobile; Santa Monica Plans Bag BanFarmers markets hit four wheels while the seaside city will proceed on a ban even if the Senate does not.
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    Mississippi Oysters are Safe; Ultra-Luxury Tuna Comes from Japan to Phillyustainably farmed Kindai bluefin tuna is now available in Philly.
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    Michael Bay Sued For Pistol-Whipping Outside of Beso; Gordon Ramsay Rides AA Hollywood director and nightclub are sued after a private security scrape and the Hell’s Kitchen chef acts like a Hell’s Angel.
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    Five Guys Surpasses In-N-Out in Zagat Survey; Gulf Oyster Beds Could SoonCalifornia’s favorite burger takes a beating while there’s good news for bivalves in the Gulf.
    By Hadley Tomicki
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    Gulf Fisheries Start to Reopen; New Yojie Plans ExpansionThe next step is convincing consumers the fish is safe. Meanwhile, a weak economy is opening the door to franchise ambitions.
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    Campbell’s Dishes Up New Products for Analysts; Details Still Murky on the GulfPlus White House chef Sam Kass gets a promotion, and the United Kingdom may abolish its Food Standards Agency, all in our morning news roundup.