Category Archives: Links

Le Whif – ce n’est pas cool.

I’m all for using science to make good things better, but there’s definitely such a thing as going too far. Matt shared this link to today’s Boston Globe, which talks about a device that delivers chocolate to you in aerosol form.

Aside from a mild scientific interest in the technology, I’m not convinced. A lot of the experience of eating chocolate has to do with mouthfeel and the sensation of melting chocolate. Putting chocolate in aerosol form assumes that chocolate is simply an issue of taste – which it isn’t. It’s about taste, aroma and texture, and I’ll be surprised if all three of those are translated into aerosol form.

Aside from which, isn’t this just a case of molesting food? Chocolate’s a beautiful thing, and most chocolate makers (artisan chocolate makers, anyway) work very hard to craft their products. Turning it into a gimmicky aerosol delivery system seems more disrespectful than innovative to me.

Tales from the underground, Foodists-style

I had the pleasure of eating at an underground restaurant a few weeks ago. The article is a mash-up of my and Kevin‘s writing, with Nancy‘s photography. Get the low-down here.

Of Birthdays and Tiny Bites

I wrote a little somethin’ somethin’ over here at Foodists, congratulating Tiny Bites’ Karen Hamilton on her blog’s first birthday – and the launch of something even more exciting.

I’m just clucking around

For today’s shameless plug, I point you in the direction of my latest post on Foodists. It’s about chickens and stuff.

Cafe Kathmandu

I had the pleasure of having dinner with some fellow food bloggers last week. Since a picture is worth a thousand words, I’ll spare you having to read 16,000 words and point you to Karen’s post instead.

I will say that those momo dumplings are frigging delicious. Gawd, I love dumplings.