• A former Welfare worker has been accused of taking about $200,000 from a food pantry. [Trib]
• Twenty Chicago restaurants received the “Sabores Autenticos de Mexico” award for “ authentic Mexican food.” [The Stew/Trib]
• For restaurants outside the U.S., the Bill Clinton Bump is a better bit of publicity than a Michelin star. [NYT]
• A couple is suing a Cleveland-area Steak ‘n Shake after it served their son hot sauce that sent him to the hospital. [AP]
• Watch out, Tea Party: Here comes the Coffee Party. [AFP]
• A Michigan man says that Heinz stole the idea for their new Dip & Squeeze ketchup packets from him. [Free Press]
