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A Low-Cal Slurpee; What if It Weren't Called Pink Slime?

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· 7-Eleven Adds Low-Calorie Slurpee Version Nationwide [USAT]
· What if It Weren’t Called Pink Slime? [NYT]
· René Redzepi Reignites Restaurant No-Shows Debate [BH]
· Catering to Caviar Tastes From an Unexpected Place [NYT]
· A Michelin-starred Chef in Singapore [WSJ]
· Brits Now Proud to Forage at Home [SMH]
· Absoluetly Crabulous [NYP]
· The Craziest Major League Baseball Hot Dogs of 2012 [SE]
· Mark Bittman Promotes Food Consciousness, Thinks Soda Should be Taxed [SideDish]
· New Liquor Deal Could Make Pauly D CRAZY RICH!!! [TMZ]

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