Alcohol On Sundays, Pork Gene Found, Spherical Cocktails, Meat Glue & More

Wednesday, May 2, 2012 1 State Left That Won't Sell Alcohol On Sunday Connecticut took a major step toward becoming the 49th state to allow Sunday alcohol sales when the Senate voted on Tuesday to allow liquor stores to sell beer, wine and spirits any day of the week. Love For Pork May Be Determined By Genes, Study Finds Family Locked In Restaurant For Not Tipping, Woman Says Why Meat Glue Isn't Entirely Evil PHOTOS: Food-Inspired Street Art Around The World Food Informants: A Week In The Life Of A Bean-To-Bar Chocolate Executive BLOG POSTS Daniel Klein: WATCH: Fighting Racism With Urban Farming Gary Hirshberg: Turn the Lights All the Way Up Our food system has been adept at keeping the lights out or at least dimmed. But that is changing. The FDA should start by following the practices of more than 40 other nations and label genetically engineered foods. Endless Simmer: PHOTOS: Cocktails Gone Spherical Food & Wine: Taste Test: Store-Bought Chips And Salsa In honor of the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo on Saturday, Food & Wine editors tasted over 25 kinds of tortilla chips and just as many varieties of jarred salsa to create this buying guide. Food & Wine: The World's Best Cities for Street Food

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