Once upon a time, the French were the international arbiters of gourmet food, but as other national cuisines (Japan, Spain) became popular, they slowly lost their influence. Now, organizations like Ominvore and Le Fooding are fighting France's stuffy, staid image with publications and international events that support innovation and recognition of the new French cuisine. [WSJ]
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