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A double-shot of sanctimony

A double-shot of sanctimony

Starbucks coffee is so bad I'll happily walk several blocks just to avoid drinking the stuff

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Sacrificed in the name of sushi

If the fishing lobbies continue to hold sway then the tuna will go the way of the dodo

Tikka chance on ghee

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More cluck for your buck

More cluck for your buck

A visit to KFC: how can anything that tastes this awful be quite so popular?

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I'm leavin' it

I'm leavin' it

Walking into the McDonald's on Oxford Street made me feel like Rip Van Winkle

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Farmers are still hungry for change

Farmers are still hungry for change

Reviving UK food production is impossible without undoing policies and laws hostile to producers

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Downturn dining

Observations on eating out

Diary: Zoe Williams

Diary: Zoe Williams

Celebrities, squirrels and . . . I forget

Out of the drink

Out of the drink

Once famous for its beer, Milwaukee has recast itself as a haven for foodies. Mary Novakovich investigates

Recipes for Twitters

Recipes for Twitters

Why American housewives were the true pioneers of the internet, and why Virgin Media won't be sharing after all

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