It's the afternoon, and you deserve a break. Sit back, pour yourself a glass, and enjoy these food stories from around the Internet.
Here's how a Japanese sushi chef became North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il's confidant and friend--and later, one of the only first-hand sources of information about what went on during his reign. [GQ]
So it seems that Dunkin Donuts' new breakfast sandwich--egg, cheese, and bacon on a sliced glazed donut--will be riding the coattails of the cronut craze. [Gawker]
Florida's oyster industry is in deep water, due to a lack of fresh water flowing into the panhandle from the Alabama river. [NY Times]
We love Sriracha (we really do), but making a movie about the hot sauce is just too far. [Huffington Post]
We'll toast Sriracha with a Bloody Mary laced with the chile sauce--but we probably won't sit through a 90-minute feature film on the stuff.