Krista Simmons
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Here's what the candidates have to say about food policy in L.A., and how our city can be improved.
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The fan-made holiday will live on. Viva Nutella!
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Here's what ate alongside Massimo Monticelli's B Wise wines.
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Wendy's Baconator at McDonald's McRib sandwiches are just a few of the throwbacks being revived during the Oinkster's burger week.
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Chef David Nayfeld, formerly the sous at the three star Michelin restaurant Eleven Madison Park in New York, will be helming the kitchen at the still-unnamed project downtown slated to open in late summer/early fall of this year. He'll be cooking a collaborative dinner with Micheal Voltaggio at Ink on June 4 to introduce the city to his cooking.
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Cheese makers are getting plenty of cash from whey, which they sell to be used in expensive protein powders and baby formula. And the suffering farmers want a slice of the profit.
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The festival is free to the public, and there'll be all sorts of live entertainment, as well as some seriously outrageous eats.
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"Half Baked" might have lead you to believe otherwise, but according to a new scientific study, those giant joints are actually helping keep you thin.
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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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An anaerobic digester used at Kroger Co. in Compton utilizes grocery store waste and turns it into electricity that powers their Ralphs and Food for Less stores.
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