European E. Coli Culprit Found; Taco Bell Launches In-Store Entertainment, Wi-Fi
News flash: In-N-Out outranks McDonald's in a Consumer Reports survey. Oh, and chains like the Golden Arches and Taco Bell aren't as cheap as they profess to be.
[Reuters]
European investigators have traced the devastating E. coli outbreaks in Germany and France back to this likely culprit: fenugreek seeds from Egypt.
[NY Times]
New research shows that Americans may be eating less in one sitting, but are eating far more often than they used to.
[MSNBC]
Chefs each have their own way of keeping track of their recipes. Some use GigaChef.com, a free website for recipe sharing and cataloging.
[Wall Street Journal]
The Fed has ruled to limit debit-card "swipe" or "interchange" fees, but restaurant operators say the cap is still too high.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
Taco Bell has announced that it will add an in-store entertainment network and free Wi-Fi at all U.S. locations by 2015.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
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