Papaya King Goes Hollywood; Gluten-Free Baked Goods Improve
Papaya King has migrated to the West Coast. The 80-year-old hot-dog chain has opened its first location in Hollywood, selling hot dogs imported from the Bronx.
[NY Times]
Daniel Boulud talks about becoming a brand and reinventing himself. "Now we are in the sandwich business," he says of Épicerie Boulud.
[Wall Street Journal]
With about 6 percent of the population not able to digest gluten, demand for tastier gluten-free baked goods has pushed bakeries to up their game.
[NY Times]
A new exhibition called "What's Cooking, Uncle Sam?" opening later this month at the National Archives in D.C. will feature old food labels, film footage, and print food ads.
[NY Times]
Burger King will start peddling new items to help boost slumping sales, including fruit smoothies, berry parfaits, and an Asian chicken salad.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
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