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Vegemite Ban a Sham?

A concerned friend sent me a Slashfood post saying vegemite was being banned in the U.S. I panicked. I’m addicted to this Aussie savory.
10.23.06
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Slicecapades

Connecticut has a storied pizza past, but while New Haven gets the attention, some of the best pies are found elsewhere.
June 2006
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The World According to Sam

Seventeen years ago, Wal-Mart decided to add food to its offerings. People in the grocery world say that nothing’s been the same since.
June 2005
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The Man Who Came to Dinner

I couldn’t help but think of how my father, who was a practical and eminently thrifty man, would have responded to the news that I intended to fly to Paris for a dinner.
April 2005
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Highland Fling

Myth conspired with nature to create Scotland’s rugged northern realm, but civilized pleasures are the rule today. And those wild landscapes just won’t go away.
June 2004
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Breaking the Chains

The explosive growth of franchised restaurants led a band of forward-thinking citizens and independent restaurant owners in Tucson to put their collective feet down.
October 2003
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The Price is Right

How did the New Deal morph into agribusiness as usual? It’s the economy, stupid.
July 2003
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The Nature of the Beast

Hardier and more self-sufficient than cattle, buffalo are good for the earth and good for us. Or at least that was the case before big business got involved.
November 2002
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The Therapist at the Table

In the course of three weeks at America's most service-oriented restaurant, Bruce Feiler discovers an entire philosophy of life.
October 2002
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In Land We Trust

As farm owners struggle with waning markets and developers who offer big bucks for their property, Phyllis Richman looks at a program that just might ease the pressure.
September 2002
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