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Los Angeles Favorite Restaurant Recipe: Furikake Kettle Corn at A-Frame

The godfather of Kogi food truck movement, Roy Choi's most underrated creations is probably A-Frame's kettle corn. The furikake kettle corn is the perfect example of Choi's mix of bold yet familiar flavors--kettle corn, Corn Pops, dried pineapple, bacon, a little spice of cayenne pepper and chili flakes, dried fish, sesame seeds and crushed bits of rice cracker. LA weekly siad, "Furikake kettle corn exists in the cultural gray area between American and Asian -- a great triumph in cultural hybridization." Choi said, "When I was in Hawaii, my friends told me 'this is how it's done on da islands. So I came home, and it became the cornerstone to the development of A-Frame, L.A.-style." This recipe is adapted from Chef Roy Choi.

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Dean Foods Consider Sale of Morningstar Business

Dean Foods based in Dallas annunced on September 26 that it's exploring posibility of selling Morningstar business in order to maximize shareholder value. Even though the company had not yet find a buyer for Morningstar unit, has trust in attractive portfolio and top-notch management team which Dean Foods believes the business possesses.
Mid-Autumn Festival 2012 in Los Angeles: A Guide for Where to Go

Mid-Autumn Festival is September 30, 2012. Here is a great idea for the family to experience this major holiday in Los Angeles, California.
Mid-Autumn Festival 2012 in NYC: A Guide for Where to Go

Mid-Autumn Festival is on September 30, 2012. Here are some great ideas for the family in order to experience this major holiday in New York City.
Falling Sales Sees Closure of two Campbell Soup Factories

Campbell Soup Co. will be closing two factories, putting more than 700 employees out of work. Campbell Soup Co. will be closing two of its factories, one in Sacramento, California and one in South Plainfield, NJ.
Google’s Birthday Doodle; Celebrates by Hosting 3,000 Entrepreneurs in 28 Cities

Google's 14th Birthday was celebrated this Thursday with a doodle of a chocolate cake and candles. Founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google is the second most valuable brand in the world, behind only Apple, according to BrandZ.
Kraft Foods Wants To Reduce Sodium by 10% in its North American Products

Kraft Foods Inc. has announced on Sept. 26 that is progressing as planned in order to finish a three-year plan to reduce sodium from its products across Nort America by 10 percent.
Nestlé inaugurated its first factory in Congo

Nestlé's investment of CHF 15 million made it possible to build site in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as company wanted its products to better adjust to nutritional need and taste of natives.
PepsiCo Seeks Business Ideas for Incubator Program in Brazil

PepsiCo is looking for students with future-vision thinking and entrepreneurs from Brazil to submit their concepts and ideas for PepsiCo10, a digital incubator program.
Arsenic Poisoning in Rice: No Official Limits until the End of the Year?

The recent discovery of arsenic in various rice products, such as brown rice, rice milk, and other rice-based foods caused concerns among consumers and raised the question of when the legislation will intervene and set a limit for arsenic levels in rice. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) however will most likely not do so before the end of the year 2012.
Yom Kippur 2012: Delicious Break Fast Menu Recipe for Family, Friends and Guests

Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, marks the holiest day of the Jewish year and is celebrated by fasting from sunset to sunset, beginning on 25th and ending on September 26th this year.
Nestlé Contributes to Society Through Creating Shared Value Approach says Janet Voûte

Janet Voûte, Nestlé's Global Head of Public Affairs says that in her company they use three pillars for creating shared value (CVS) strategy to make an important contribution to society. First is Nutrition, second Water and third Rural Development.
Bacon Shortage Looms for the World in 2013, Says UK Industry Group

The UK industry group, the National Pig Association (NPA), greets its website visitors with a “Save Our Bacon” campaign logo, as it predicts bacon and pork shortage on a global scale in 2013.
Junk Food to be Banned from NYC Hospital Facilities

New York City Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, advises hospitals, private and public, to serve only healthy food. Junk food is expected to be banned from all hospital cafeterias.
Arsenic Poisoning of Brown Rice Even Worse Than White Rice Due to High Concentrate in Hulls

Brown rice as whole grain is usually chosen in favor of white rice because it is healthier as it still has the nutritious hull. However, the arsenic concentrate is especially high in the hulls of brown rice and thus suggests avoiding it until it is clarified how poisoning arsenic really is.