Food News From All Over

Tired of all the U.S. presidential candidates already? Then consider Mr. Breakfast for President.  It's a campaign launched by the wacky entrepreneur behind Mr. Breakfast.com, Eddy Chavey, a fellow who has seized on his matutinal subject and won't let it go. ( Apparently he does good works, too.)

Tired of abused cows providing your milk? ( Tired of all those commercials that start with a dumb question? )Anyway--fellow Blogger Kathy F, based on the cusp of London over thar, sent us this link to something called Cows Unite!  It's an entertaining, time-consuming, clever website but I am still fuzzy as to what they are or what they do--but then, I am sure you fervent websters can find out.

  And finally,  this all sushi all-the-time-website, Sushi 4 Me, tumbled down our rabbit hole recently--it's sassy, and full of info, including glimpses of sushi culture, funny videos, the whole California roll. Go here.

Comments

[KathyF]

I think the cows unite site is a not very well hidden attempt to encourage organic dairy and better conditions for cows. I'm all for better conditions, so I'm uniting with the cows.

Will advise you on any food news I discover in Wales, i.e. Cymru!

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Good writing!I really appreciate it.Thank u.

[Win]

Sushi making webdemo....so that's how they do the carrots....I went through a sushi making faze...a few years ago. This makes me want to get my gear out again.

Thanks for posting food news from all over, always enjoyable.

[Win]

By the way, I did slog through the Cows Unite website...amusing, but hard to discern what they want us to do...something about creating a network of friends to spread the message, I love maps, but couldn't navigate this.

[Win]

Loved Mr Breakfasts report on Breakfasts Around the Planet, especially the section on Asian ones. I was overwhelmed at a five star Kuala Lumpur hotel breakfast buffet when faced with not only the biggest American/European offerings but separate self-select installations devoted to Chinese, Malaysian, Japanese, Korean and many other breakfast traditions. Many of these featured noodles, dried fish, rice and various gelatinous concoctions that clearly proved to me how utterly unadventuresome I was when it came to the first meal of the day.