Here's what's cooking around town today...
Toronto-based Cuppa Coffee Studios has signed a deal to do a stop motion animated series about Gordon Ramsay. We suspect that Gordon Ramsay At Your Service will have a lot less swearing that the chef's other shows. [Animation Magazine]
Next time you're inclined to complain about the high cost of food, tell yourself to quit whining and be thankful you don't live north of the tree line where a can of pop can run $4. [Toronto Star]
Ever wonder who it was that thought up those Witches Fingers cookies people make every Halloween? A lady named Emilie Dore, who finally gets her due. [Elizabeth Baird's Four Seasons of Canadian Food]
Mill Street Brewery takes home the hardware (again) at the Canadian Brewing Awards. [Toronto Star]
What is this - the prohibition era? Joe Pantalone needs lesson in gentrification - if you want to get rid of the crack dealers, then you need to allow some legitimate businesses (even if they serve alcohol) to open up and take back the streets. [National Post - Posted Toronto]
