They hired bands, sponsored art events and invited food trucks to park outside.
– Glenn Collins Crain's New York Business: In an effort to lure tourists back to the Sandy-damaged beaches of Jamaica Bay, the city and the National Park Service have invited food trucks to operate out of Jacob Riis Park for the summer.
(What kind of speak-easy invites food writers to its opening preview?) But one will probably forgive anything after knocking back one of PDT's precisely calibrated, classically inclined cocktails ($11).
Or is it just sheer gratitude that makes it taste that way? — Julia Moskin Manasquan-Belmar Patch: So devastated is the Manasquan, N.J., waterfront after Hurricane Sandy that it invited food trucks and other mobile vendors to submit proposals, hoping their vehicles could replace the sundered boardwalk concessions.
He knows that he is likely to be the target of determined lobbying as well as legal action.. Unlike the UK secretary of state for health, who has invited food and alcohol companies to join his "responsibility deals" on public health, Motsoaledi sees no place for industry in helping draw up policy.
The other component to the new API is a brand utility, which invites food and beverage brand owners to submit their nutrition facts into the system so that they can be retrieved using the FatSecret API.
On the gallery roof, Athr invited food vendors from all over the city to set up stands, offering a welcome twist on the traditional seated gallery dinner and a convivial vibe not unlike that found at Pharan Studio.
After hundreds of pages of alarm-sounding and rabble-rousing, moderation seems like a curious position for a man who declares that our food production and distribution system is "so focused on cost reduction and rising volume that it makes a billion of us fat, lets another billion go hungry, and all but invites food-borne pathogens to become global epidemics".
Open Tues-Sat noon-3pm and 7pm-11pm "Take a large former garage, add a bar, invite different food trucks every week, et voilà!
Instead, by settling on any given scapegoat -- fat, saturated fat, sugar, fructose, carbs, gluten, grains -- we practically invite the food industry to invent a brand new way for us to eat badly.
