Food Trucks Get Their Own Book; Mickey D's CEO Defends Ronald McDonald
Sbarro, which recently announced it might file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, is now considering a sale instead.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
Prague is getting on the foodie bandwagon, as it gears up for the Prague Food Festival, which will feature cuisines from around the world.
[NY Times]
A new book entitled Food Trucks: Dispatches and Recipes From the Best Kitchens on Wheels takes an in-depth look at food trucks around the country.
[Chicago Tribune]
McDonald's chief executive defended Ronald McDonald, saying the mascot is "going nowhere. ... [He] is an ambassador of McDonald's and he is an ambassador for good."
[Financial Times]
A troop of Girl Scouts is protesting the sale of their infamous cookies because they're made with palm oil harvested from the habitats of endangered orangutangs.
[Wall Street Journal]
Haitian coffee is making its comeback to restaurants and cafés, as the country's industry struggles to recover from economic and environmental woes.
[Wall Street Journal]
The glass ceiling above the new restaurant Co-Op Food & Drink sprung a leak on its opening night, sending diners running for cover.
[NY Post]
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