Krista Simmons
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Metro is looking to open six new eateries on the Eastern portal of the station.
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It's taken 5 years to create these meatless burgers from stem cells. But it looks like things aren't too far off from coming to completion.
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The pie making class at the New School includes lessons on creating both savory and sweet pies, with KCRW's Evan Kleiman and pastry chef Sherry Yard.
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It's pay day, and if that check is burning a hole in your pocket, the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills has just the solution. They've got a cask of some super rare cognac that they'll gladly pour for you starting at $1,000.
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The weekend is so close you can practically taste it. Here are the edible events going on in the next few days to keep you occupied -- and sated, for that matter.
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It's anticipated that the eatery will close its doors by January 2014, which also marks the restaurant's 40th anniversary.
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A fruit engineer is hoping to create the next Cuties Clementine orange or Honeycrisp apple.
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Surviving a music festival is all about planning, after all. Here are our personal tips to make sure your road to raging is nothing but smooth sailing.
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Take the Tokyo-made pilsner, place it in a slushie machine, and cool it down to 23 degrees. Because there's alcohol involved, it'll never totally freeze. And when poured on top of a headless cup of Kirin, it keeps your beer cold for a full 30 minutes.
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