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What's Cooking at Slashfood
We love Slashfood so much that every Thursday we round up their most delicious stories. Here are this week's finds: - Everything you need to know about Rhum Clement VSOP.
- Honey butter popcorn is a delicious, easy-to-make treat.
- Eight foods and drinks to help you sleep.
- Cafeteria: the place in New York to get good food all night long.
- Learn how to make gnocchi.
- Wine that pairs with leftover Halloween candy.
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College Cafeterias Are Going Trayless
In an attempt to cut costs and be more eco-chic, many college campuses have gotten rid of cafeteria trays. Instead, students are being forced to carry their meals on plates. The trayless cafeterias are seeing up to a 30 percent decrease in food waste, and with no trays to wash, the use of energy and water is reduced as well.
Let's Dish: What Is Your Daily Coffee Order?
Whether it's the biggest food holiday of the year or just another regular day, one thing is consistent: I wake up in the morning craving coffee! While I could easily brew up a batch at home, I prefer to pick up my espresso from the closest coffee shop — be it a small boutique cafeteria or large-in-charge Starbucks. The coffee common denominator?
Man Dies in Company-Sponsored Pastry Eating Contest
A few months ago we noticed that competitive eating was a rapidly growing "sport": This year, 1.5 million people tuned in to ESPN to watch the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, and there's now a game, Major League Eating, available on the Nintendo Wii. Yet while it's entertainment for many, it comes at a cost for others. Yesterday, Saurab Sabharwal, a 22-year-old engineer at Nokia-Siemens in Gurgaon, India, died during a company-sponsored pastry eating contest held in the office cafeteria.
Yummy Links: From Party Palettes to Marcel's DUI
- Black, white, and yellow makes for a sophisticated party motif. — Simply Stated
- The top 10 ways to chop onions without crying.— The Epi-Log
- Get a virtual taste of Starbucks mocha dark chocolate. — Baking Bites
- Free ice cream!
TV Dinners: Freaks & Geeks - Salisbury Steak
A little while back, geeksugar lent me the DVD set of "Freaks and Geeks." I fell in love with it immediately for so many reasons, I mean talk about capturing that ridiculous high school experience. One episode in particular really stood out to me, mostly for the lunch scene.
What's Yummy This Week — YumSugar Weekly Recap
- This week we celebrated Grilled Cheese month by going crazy for grilled cheeses, especially this one for a honey-basil grilled cheese.
- Can't wait for the Sex and the City movie? Get ready by planning your own Sex and the City Viewing party.
- We take you behind the scenes at Google's fantastic cafeterias.
- Did you watch this week's Top Chef? We want to know what you thought!
- Top Chef not your thing?
Do You Know What's Cooking This Week?
This week we talked about tasty drinks, corporate cafeterias, and grilled cheese. Have you been paying attention? If so, then take our weekly quiz!
Tyler Florence to Open Restaurant in San Francisco
For the first time in 10 years, celebrity chef Tyler Florence is heading back to the restaurant business. With a scheduled opening for Summer of this year, Florence's first signature restaurant will be located at the new Hotel Vertigo (currently the York Hotel) in San Francisco. Florence believes Northern California is a foodie wonderland and is excited to work on the project.
Too-Cool Lunch Tools
We've scoped out lunchboxes for adults and creative school lunches for kids, but if you're the type who brings your lunch from home, you've probably noticed the endless array of lunch-related gadgets available nowadays.
This week is actually National School Lunch Week, which encourages the young'uns to dine at school cafeterias. But I've found plenty of cool tools for grown-ups and kids alike that will elevate your lunch beyond the brown bag, including apple slicers and this very indulgent Crust Cutter ($3.95).
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