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by Raphael Brion

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The Original Saugus Cafe, Saugus, California
The Original Saugus Cafe, Saugus, California
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· Vintage Soda Machine Controlled By iPhone App [TUAW]
· A Taxonomy of the Different Species of Hamburger [HuffPo]
· Anonymous British Waiter Reveals What Staff Say Behind Your Back [Independent]
· Farmers Bring the Country to Paris [NYT]
· Poutine: Quebec’s Accidental Delicacy Becomes Global Cuisine [Globe and Mail]
· Louisiana Shrimpers Caught in a Net of Woe [WSJ]
· In Search of the Perfect Bouillabaisse [WSJ]
· John Mariani Not a Fan of Anthony Bourdain [Esquire]
· Daniel Boulud Cooks For 50 Of The World’s Best Chefs [Times UK]
· Battered KFC Gives Itself Another Spin [AdAge]

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