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The 10 Best Food Questions on Quora (So Far)
From cookie dough physics to eating bugs, 10 of the most fascinating food questions on Quora.

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What Is #foodporn, Really? Well, It Looks Like This
The new way we interpret #foodporn on our Instagram feed is sumptuous, sexy videos, featuring our favorite subject

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Love Week Thursday Cocktail: El Bigote
The El Bigote, with cinnamon bark syrup and chocolatey mole bitters, is a hard-as-nails cocktail to really get the deed done

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What Famous Chefs Cook for Their Valentines
From Art Smith to Mary Sue Milliken to Bobby Flay, how chefs wooed their mates with food (yes, there are a lot of lobsters and truffles involved)
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Mario Batali Meditates on his Vespa; Papa John's Pizza Dough Comes Alive
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on February 12, 2014.

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Chefs Get Romantic on Twitter for Valentine's Day
We asked chefs around the country to tell us about their ideal Valentine's Day meals on Twitter. Here are their answers, illustrated over romantic pictures.
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These NYFW Runway Looks Remind Us of These 15 Recipes
15 designer looks (and recipes) from Fall/Winter New York Fashion Week 2014
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Love Week Tuesday Cocktail: Come Fly With Us
Today's Love Week cocktail, Come Fly With Us, is evocative, complex, and just a little dark

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The Bearded Brothers Behind Mast Brothers Chocolate
Rick and Michael Mast's artisanal, bean-to-bar chocolate is used in high-end restaurants and can be found at well-curated markets worldwide.

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The Secrets of Good Fondue, According to Cheesemonger Anne Saxelby
When it came to food, the 1970s got a lot of things wrong. Fondue wasn’t one of them. Cheesemonger Anne Saxelby explains.

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Misha Nonoo's Fashion Week Survival Diet
Designer Mischa Nonoo tells us what she eats and drinks to survive the stress of New York Fashion Week.

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What Is Art? What Is Food? And Why Can't We Tell the Difference?
From Dumb Starbucks to @nyorktimes and Food Party, we examine "ambiguously parodic" food-art projects

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Billy Reid's Fashion Week Survival Diet
Designer Billy Reid tells us what he eats and drinks to survive the stress of New York Fashion Week.

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Welcome to Love Week! Can We Fix You a Drink?
A Monday cocktail to start Love Week off nice and smooth.

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America's Love of Pizza Confirmed; PETA Honors Chicken Crash Victims
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on February 7, 2014.

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Lucky Editor-in-Chief Eva Chen's Fashion Week Survival Diet
Lucky editor in chief Eva Chen tells us what she eats and drinks to survive the stress of New York Fashion Week.

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How We Ate in 1964, When the Beatles Were on Ed Sullivan, Vs. Now
A lot has changed since the Beatles first performed live on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. Here's a look at how we ate then, and now.
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Book Your Sriracha Tour; 2013 a Good Year for Brangelina
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on February 5, 2014.

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Maria Cornejo's Fashion Week Survival Diet
Designer Maria Cornejo tells us what she eats and drinks to survive the stress of New York Fashion Week.

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8 Awesome Bowls for Hot Soups and Stews
The season's soup-y, stew-y, steaming-hot bounty deserves seriously cool dishware
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13 Leftovers That Taste Better Cold
From pasta to steak to fried chicken, 13 leftovers that never need to be reheated—because they taste way better cold.
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How Chef Dan Kluger Cooks Well in Winter
How chef Dan Kluger keeps his menu so fresh, even in winter

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Camel Milk Lattes Taste Like Bratwurst; Korea is in Kimchi Debt
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on February 5, 2014.

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Yogurt in the News: A Very Busy Week
Russia has stalled Chobani shipment to Sochi, Fage and Chobani go at it in the UK, and more hard-hitting news about yogurt.

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A Beyoncé-Themed Dinner and a Putin-Themed Beer
A Beyoncé-themed Valentine's Day dinner, a long-awaited farm bill, and more in our daily round-up of food news.

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The 15 Most Common Counterfeit Foods—and How to Identify Them
From olive oil to honey to cinnamon, caviar to milk, a guide to the most commonly counterfeited foods
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How Readers Cooked Recipes from Our January 2014 Issue
Bloggers tested our January recipes, and found some new weeknight and weekend staples.
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What Brandon Boyd, Incubus Frontman, Eats for Breakfast
From surfing to smoothies to Americanos, here's how Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd starts his day.

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All the Food and Drink Ads from Super Bowl XLVIII
Every single one of the embeddable food and drink commercials from 2014's Super Bowl XLVIII.