• In the face of frozen pizzas and other convenience foods gobbling up the market, Campbell’s Soup Co. looks to boost slipping soup sales. [WSJ]
• Faulty Breathalyzer affect 2,126 drunken-driving cases in Philadelphia. [Philly.com]
• One dentist in Texas is offering beer and wine to patients to take the edge off, which is fun but sometimes a little weird at the 7 a.m. appointments. [41 WMGT]
• McDonald’s will begin replacing cashiers with computerized ordering in some of its European stores. It’s such a shame, since customer service at McDonald’s is always so delightful. [FT]
• Speaking of the chain, a Wisconsin man (who admits he’s just a bit obsessive compulsive) plans to eat his 25,000th Big Mac tomorrow. [Wis Info]
• If you’ve ever considered opening a restaurant, here are two accounts of what it’s really like – or you could just read Blood, Bones, and Butter. [WSJ]
