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All We Can Eat is a meeting place for the food-obsessed, a traffic signal at the ever-crowded intersection of politics, culture, aesthetics, desire and the dinner plate.
Jul 12, 2011 04:30 PM EDT
TheWashingtonPost* How to feed a teenage boy on a shoestring. (WaPo)
* Some Jews find bacon too tempting. (Forward)
* An industrial civil war: Dr Pepper vs. Dr Pepper. (WSJ)
* Garbage goes in trash bags. Not chefs. (NY Post)
* The rise of Chilean cuisine. (The Atlantic)
* Monkeys use tools to eat. So do humans. But fish? (Wired)
* Wild horses obsessed with junk food. (WaPo)
* SF Chron food critic Michael Bauer gets food poisoning. (SFGate)
By Timothy R. Smith
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12:30 PM ET, 07/12/2011
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