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Shireen Yates, Nima's chief executive officer, discusses the company's portable gluten tester and the rise in food allergies with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on 'Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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For years, one-hatted eatery Three Blue Ducks rejected the relentless stream of offers from food delivery services that were desperate to partner up.
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In the age of Instagram, the phrase 'eating with your eyes' has never been more relevant. A restaurant that creates a viral sensation - or is first to bring one to Australia - is rewarded with bums on seats and rave reviews from bloggers.
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As chefs look to regional ingredients, expanding on local flavors and traditions, the restaurant scene has pushed far past posh white-tablecloth joints. The most exciting kitchens mingle style and ideas; whether they're slinging top-notch barbecue or twirling piles of fresh pasta, you're bound to have a good time.
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The geoduck may not be pretty to look at - in fact its floppy shape is decidedly grotesque - but in terms of luxury seafood, it can cost more per pound than abalone.
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The former home of Camperdown Bowling Club has re-opened its doors as a 1,200 square meter urban farm and restaurant. With the vision to change the way people think about and consume food, fresh, local produce is prioritised in every dish.
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We show our affection for loved ones by cooking too much food, and it's destroying the planet.
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A high security jail for 1,500 inmates isn't your typical setting for a dining experience.
The Clink restaurant inside HMP High Down seeks to help rehabilitate trusted prisoners nearing the end of their sentences.
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The world's first ever wine theme park is finally here. Located in no other than Bordeaux, La Cite du Vin boasts 20 themed areas and exhibits, a 250-seat auditorium for screenings and classes and expert-led tasting sessions.
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We all love farm to-table food, don't we? Or...maybe we just think we love it. An exhaustive investigation by a Tampa Bay Times food critic reveals just how little of the food advertised as organic, locally sourced, non-GMO fare actually fit the description.