The most expensive smoothie ever, Waffle House jams, and the colonel behind KFC.
5 of the best things we read this week:
- This breakfast smoothie costs $200, but on the plus side, it's really, really healthy. [Buzzfeed]
- Colonel Sanders of KFC was notorious for his severe inspections of local branches, but in some parts of the world, he's a revered and beloved icon. [Damn Interesting]
- Waffle House has its own record label. Hits include "There Are Raisins in My Toast." [NPR's The Salt]
- According to Ryan Sutton, David Chang's latest Manhattan restaurant, Nishi, isn't a good restaurant—but it isn't a bad one either. [Eater]
- Is Starbucks skimping on your latte? Two Californians are accusing the coffee giant of under-serving. [First We Feast]
Did you read (or see) anything worth sharing this week? Tell us in the comments below!
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