• The body of one-time Kitchen Nightmares chef Joseph Cirniglia was found in the Hudson on Friday. [NYDN]
• Ludo Lefebvre details how he started The LudoTruck, saying “you can eat a sandwich on the street; you go to the bakery and you buy a sandwich…Or you have some crêpes. But that’s it in France. So I was really introduced to street food more here in America with the food truck.” [QSR Magazine]
• A Pennsylvania restaurant with over 100 varieties of hot wings is re-naming a menu item named “Black-on-Black Crime,” after receiving death threats. [YesButHwever]
• Last year’s canned pumpkin shortage is over. [Boston Herald]
• The proposed Food Safety Modernization Act could spell trouble for raw milk fans. [Time]
• State officials nationwide are cracking down on the sale of less-than-pure honeys. [USA Today]
• More and more restaurants are using Twitter to smooth out customer complaints. [USA Today]
• Despite health officials’ best efforts, Americans still aren’t eating enough vegetables. [NYT]