Food news to know right now
Happy Monday, humans. Let's make brunch great again. In other news, Shake Shack is giving away free burgers tomorrow; are you eating illegal tamales?; check out the inside of NYC's newest Eataly; FLOTUS and Rachael Ray are cover girls; where to take a dip in a pool full of sprinkles; and more.
— Here's how to get a free Shake Shack burger tomorrow.
— Dallas police are apparently cracking down on tamale-making abuelas throughout the city. But when one was recently fined $700 for operating an illegal tamale side hustle, her fans came to her rescue. A GoFundMe page has raised over $4,000 to pay her fine and to compensate her for the days of work she's lost.
— Speaking of Dallas: NYC's Dean & Deluca, the gourmet marketplace known for fancy spreads and pricey produce, is opening a location in Dallas next year.
— Slip into the new Eataly in downtown Manhattan, a Narnia world made of bread and pasta.
— Last week came more news to back up the doomsday scenarios industry analysts have been predicting for the past few months: Ruby Tuesdays is downsizing in a major way after slumping sales and missed earnings. This after all Ruby Tuesdays locations shuttered in Illinois, and the chain — improbably — partnered with Tesla.
— The myth behind those compostable coffee pods.
— Presidential Election 2016 Tracking: Republican VP hopeful Mike Pence was in Columbus, Ohio this past weekend and stopped by a local restaurant — Joe Willy's Burger Bar — to, well, not eat burgers but pose for photos, shake some hands, and take some selfies.
— FLOTUS is on the cover of Everyday with Rachael Ray this month:
Honored to share the @RachaelRayMag cover w none other than @FLOTUS. Grab it on newsstands now #KidsStateDinner pic.twitter.com/MdMXXWiLaT
— rachael ray (@rachaelray) August 15, 2016
— Finally, inside NYC's temporary Museum of Ice Cream:
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