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PETA Leads Zombie Protest Outside Manhattan KFC
Animal-rights activism group PETA has come out with yet another inflammatory campaign. This year, they kicked their off Halloween festivities a few weeks early: On Saturday, more than 100 people gathered outside a Herald Square KFC dressed as blood-drenched zombies, holding signs that said, "I'd rather be dead than eat at KFC!"
The protest was part of the Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign, which addresses concerns about KFC suppliers' treatment of chickens on farms and slaughterhouses.
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What Would You Do?
We've all been in crazy situations, and I want to know how you handle entertaining fiascoes and bad restaurant behavior. I'll present a situation and you tell me what you would do. Here's today's scenario:
Your parents are visiting from out of town.
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Sept. 24, 2008
- With a new book and an LA restaurant, José Andrés is continuing the Spanish culinary revolution he brought to America. — Los Angeles Times
- Meet Michael Suas, consultant to the best breadbakers. — San Francisco Chronicle
- France is still the region with the best wine values.
Today's History Lesson: The Whiskey Rebellion
213 years ago, American citizens rose up in protest against the federal government. What were they protesting about? Whiskey!
In An Absolut World: Love It Or Hate It?
Absolut has spent the last 28 years making iconic ads where the focus was the bottle. However, this year they've decided to freshen things up and embrace change. Their new "In An Absolut World" campaign, features photos from a world where everything is as fantastic as Absolut.
Blessed Be Thy Chocolate
Quick, what comes to mind when you think Easter? I bet some of you said Chocolate Bunnies and some of you probably said Jesus, but did any of you say Chocolate Jesus??
Artist Cosimo Cavallaro has created a confectionary Christ made from more than 200 pounds of chocolate (entitled "My Sweet Lord").
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