• Criminal elements in Vineland, NJ have been slipping pizza deliverymen counterfeit $100 bills for pizza. [Daily News]
• Food and restaurants are cited in a recent Pew study as reasons why suburbanites have a favorable view of Philadelphia. [Inquirer]
• Have yourself a bloody little Christmas with this traditional Estonian holiday sausage. [NYT]
• As in many regions of the country, it’s freezing in Florida, and one solution for saving crops is to have helicopters hover over them to push warm air down. [NPR]
• If you can’t hack it at home, go abroad. A new report by consulting group Technomic shows that U.S. restaurant chains ought to think about crossing the border to Canada. [NRN]
• Fresh meat: Now that A&P; is bankrupt, Safeway, Food Lion, and Stop & Shop are likely to swoop in with bids. [NJ.com]
• Peace, love, and kale! The utopian-minded founder of Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food & Agriculture wants to create a local-food hub that would serve D.C.-area schools, restaurants, and consumers. [WP]
• If you think we hate McDonald’s, listen to this: A nonprofit medical group in Detroit is petitioning the mayor to place a moratorium on new fast-food restaurants. [Detroit News]
