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Worst Dining Trends Of The Past Decade (According to Chicago Tribune, Michael Schwartz, and Short Order)

Courtesy of SoBe Wine & FoodDon't invite this man to your commune.​The Chicago Tribune website last week printed a list of the ten worst dining trends of the past decade, as decided by various movers and shakers in the American food world. Miami's own Michael Schwartz weighed in, his pet peeve ... More >>

Friday Food Funnies: Food Snobs

This week, in place of our usual fall-off-the-chair funny jokes, we've plucked some witty definitions from The Food Snob's Dictionary by David Kamp and Marion Rosenfeld. Bánh mí-Long an unremarkable if satisfying staple of Asian street food, the bánh mí has recently emerged as a fetish object fo ... More >>

Top Ten Ways To Use or Sell the "Superfood" Acai Berry

image via borderlys' flickr Ever since Oprah co-signed the supposed "super fruit" acai berry American shores have flooded with products counting it as an ingredient.The acai has been consumed in Central and South America, where it grows natively, since ancient times. Here are Short Order's top ten w ... More >>

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Revenge of the Fanboy

Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes

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Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes

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Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes

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Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes

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Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes

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Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes

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Alex Ross, painter of supermen and superwomen, makes it easy to believe in heroes