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America’s Pesticides Are Threatening Organic Honey
Beekeepers say consumers should start looking outside the U.S.
A New Study Comes Down Hard on Honey
Surprise! It’s “very, very similar” to high-fructose corn syrup.
These Beekeepers Claim They Finally Figured Out How to Put Honey Taps on
Some experts have called it “the holy grail of beekeeping,” while others call the invention’s authenticity into question.
Waldorf Astoria Now Home to Bumblebees
Do Bees Deserve Their Very Own
(B)E! True Hollywood Story
They have plenty of buzz, but they’re so misunderstood.
Loco for Locavores
Silver Lake Couple Produces Feral Honey at Home
They only barter with the stuff, though they’re not afraid to sell t-shirts.
Plans to Eradicate Mosquitoes Has Local Beekeepers Buzzing; Be Not Afraid of
Plus: Gutter oil is the latest food-safety scandal to emerge from China; and cocaine was the secret ingredient that landed a NJ cook in jail, all in our morning news roundup.
Opening Up the Dirty World of Honey Laundering
Pay attention, Greek yogurt.
It’s Not About the Money or the Honey For Urban Beekeepers; Midday Formal
Plus: E. coli’s top culprits identified; and humanely raised animals are unlikely to harbor E. coli and salmonella, all in our morning news roundup.
Finally, Get Your Taste of Red Hook’s Red Honey
It’ll be on sale at Brooklyn Kitchen.
Chef Found Dead; Ludo Looks at French Street Food
Joseph Cirniglia is found dead in The Hudson River, and L.A.’s pop-up chef phenom has another hit on his hands with a food truck.
PLCB’s Proposed Handling Fees Will Likely Increase Liquor Costs; Americans
Plus last year’s canned pumpkin shortage is over, and the body of one-time Kitchen Nightmares chef was recovered from the Hudson River, all in our morning news roundup.
Where to Eat Lobsters and Crabs
for august several restaurants are offering deals on crabs and lobsters.
In the Magazine
Everything Guide to Bees; Platt Swings by Kenmare
Also in the magazine this week: beef roll-up reappears at Dickson’s, and Rockaway Taco readies for the season.
Hot Spot Cafe Victims Were Targeted; KFC Uses Fried Chicken for Bread
A shooting at Valley Village was far from random and The Colonel introduces a new sandwich that seems to defy the new health laws.
Star Shills for Jenny Craig; $177,000 Tuna Protested in Hong
Jason Alexander becomes a Jenny Craig model and a record-breaking tuna is boycotted.
The downtown Marriott uses honey from their rooftop apiary in a special brew.
Pelosi Bill to Extend Menu Labeling; Honey Harvest Plummets
Rubio’s Rejects Buyout Offer; Former Execs Sue Ralph’s
Former Ralph’s execs are suing over being scapegoated while Rubio’s doesn’t accept an offered $80 million buyout.
Get Sudsy With Beer Soap; The High Cost of Convention Pepsi
Plus: the founder of Treasure Island grocery stores passes away, and Nancy Pelosi’s push for calorie labeling, all in our morning news roundup.
Hillary Goes Nutter at Buddakan; Michael Pollan Is Not Happy
Plus: old-school dim-sum restaurant HSF shutters, and hope for Jefferson Market, all in our morning news roundup.
Can Vegans Eat Honey?; Lobster Cheap in Maine
Soft drinks to introduce “controversial herb” flavoring, ordering the cheapest bottle, stricter food-industry oversight, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Mouthing Off Puts Together an Interborough Threesome
A perfect New York snack: bread from Queens, cheese from Brooklyn, and honey from Manhattan rooftops.