This Week's Food News: Dec. 9, 2009
Food Section Sampler — Dec. 9, 2009
- Four architectural firms design their dream gingerbread houses. — Chicago Tribune
- Molecular mixology, a new bar science movement, is picking up steam. — Wall Street Journal
- The top 100 wines of 2009 reveal this year has been all about value. — San Francisco Chronicle
- One server's case for why the customer isn't always right. — Boston Globe
- Regulatory records show that millions of people in the US have been drinking contaminated water. — New York Times
- LA is weighing a plan to ban smoking for outdoor restaurant seating. — Los Angeles Times
- Why your local food purveyor might be the key to economic recovery. — Washington Post
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- Seamless and GrubHub have merged companies — HuffPost Food
- One customer pays a restaurant back, 15 years later, with interest — Zagat
- Gordon Ramsay is teaching Bradley Cooper to cook for a film — Eater
- Rain, drama, and cancellations at this year's GoogaMooga — Grub Street New York
- Behind the scenes at a Rice Krispies treat competition — America's Test Kitchen
- Is it OK to change diapers in public at Starbucks? — Delish
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