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- A transplant patient has developed an insatiable craving for junk food - after receiving a new heart from a teenager with a taste for fatty snacks.
- A recent inspection of nearly 800 restaurants at 10 airports found dangerous food conditions.
- Pounded by the recession, restaurants are hoping that some menu magic with the right combination of prices, adjectives, fonts, type sizes, ink colors and placement on the page can coax diners into spending a little more money.
- Feeling especially lazy in the morning? Try this coffee mug that stirs itself.
- In Detroit, a man with a 5-inch knife in his chest stunned patrons when he walked into a diner, ordered a coffee and waited for an ambulance to arrive.


No matter how far I dive into the foodie world, I have one stead-fast rule: You don't mess with Thanksgiving. 
A few years ago, I had a fleeting desire to create a menu typo business. Living near Chinatown, I was always spotting some sort of bad signage or typo-ridden menu. But since these bringers of the typo were also the same places that were struggling to be successful, I knew there was no money in it and just hoped that the places would make it as is.












