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OpenTable's Competitors; Calorie Counts on Menus

by Raphael Brion

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Canter's, LA
Canter's, LA
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· OpenTable Grapples with Wave of Low Priced Competitors [Forbes]
· Why Calorie Counts on Menus Aren't Useful [Atlantic]
· Calories Are Everywhere, Yet Hard to Track [Well/NYT]
· McDonald's: World's 4th Largest Employer [BBC]
· Greasy Thieves [Dirt Candy]
· The Surprising History of London's Lost Coffeehouses [Telegraph]
· Bauer: Why Does Every Salad Seem to Have Cheese on It? [ISSF]
· Hello Sweetness! [Nordic Food Lab]

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