Food Links, 24.04.2013
Why 20,000 pigs turned up in a Chinese river.
The implications of Britain’s long winter for farmers.
Should China consume less pork?
The migrant labourers who grow America’s vegetables.
Why America is experiencing a food stamp boom.
The coming Weetabix shortage.
The return of mutton.
On Big Soda in the US.
Mexico City’s anti-salt campaign.
Rehabilitating prisoners through…chocolate.
A tribute to Jocasta Innes.
A food tour of Japan.
Jeremy Bentham’s apple pudding.
David Foster Wallace’s ‘Consider the Lobster.’
Thoughts on A Taste of Dubai.
On flexitarianism.
Sam Clark of Moro’s favourite restaurant.
Shakespeare, illegal food hoarder.
The growing appeal of guinea pig meat.
Sylvia Plath‘s favourite cake.
A croissant-shaped handbag.
Bacon-flavoured mouthwash.
Food in Quentin Tarantino‘s films.
A brief history of the tin can.
Are twenty-first-century cookbooks socially conservative?
A guide to the Mexican pantry.
Will Self on Byron‘s burgers.
Candy floss art.
The rise of gourmet tea.
A walking tour of Paris, with food.
The rise of gourmet chocolate.
Grammar, food, photography.
A fruit- and vegetable-growing building.
A recipe for scones.
Trinidad’s Chinese cuisine.
On Darjeeling tea.
The origins of gefilte fish.
Rice sculpture.
Biscuits should always be dunked.
Tangerine and Cinnamon 