Food Links, 13.02.2013
For more on the horsemeat scandal: understanding the risk of eating horse; John Harris on what the scandal tells us about poverty in the UK.
The impact of heat waves on harvests.
Honest junk food advertising.
On the antioxidant myth.
Big Food is undermining public health policy.
Food prices are set to rise in Egypt.
Why food companies should pay their taxes in developing nations.
The potential benefits and dangers of the global rage for quinoa.
Mountain Dew has launched a breakfast drink.
How Big Food controls America’s food system.
The Breakfast Bible is published this week: a review of the book, and more on its author.
The imperial cuisine of the Netherlands.
Why smuggle garlic?
Ideas for cooking with blood oranges.
The rise of the new food magazines.
Inside the robot restaurant.
The best croissants in Paris.
Walter Cronkite on the kitchen of the future.
An interview with Maricel Presilla.
Why the fashion world loves Diet Coke.
Elvis Presley‘s eating habits.
The curry chefs of Brick Lane.
Tyrannical tasting menus.
A quiz for Lent.
How to make scientific salad dressing.
Why the British enthusiasm for American food?
Devise your hipster restaurant name.
Famous foods invented by accident.
Julian Baggini on coffee.
How the Snickers bar has changed over time.
In praise of old cooking inventions.
Barista slang.
A food writer finds his first review.
How to make your own fruit leather.
Tangerine and Cinnamon 
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