Food Scandal Exploding -- Literally -- in China; Previewing Smorgasburg
Recipe search engines, such as the one Google launched earlier this year, are useful for finding recipes. But just how good the recipes are is debatable. 
[NY Times]
Murray's Cheese, which already has a store in Houston, has signed a deal with supermarket chain Kroger to distribute its cheeses in Dallas.
[Sidedish]
China's latest food-safety scandal involves spontaneously combusting, chemically treated watermelons. Enough said.
[Wall Street Journal]
Walmart may be thrilled that more people are buying food in its stores, but not so much that people are spending less on other, non-food items.
[NY Times]
Smorgasburg, the new foodie flea market debuting this Saturday in Williamsburg, will feature such cult culinary stars as Tom Mylan, Shorty Tang & Sons, and Alexandra Raij.
[NY Times]
Efforts to ban Happy Meals and the like may be seeing success in places like Los Angeles and New York, but not so much in places like Superior, Wisconsin.
[LA Times]
Yes, the rumor that Gwyneth Paltrow would grace the cover of Bon Appétit turned out to be true. But the one about her starting a food magazine? She says no way.
[NY Post]
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