Janet Rausa Fuller
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Purple Food Is All the Rage in Chicago
We’re not sure why violet-hued edibles are trending, but we love it.

An Audio Geek’s Refuge
Step into the nation’s most exceptional emporiums of ultra-high-end audio equipment and rare vinyl.

The (Mostly) Deep Meanings Behind Blue Man Group's On-Stage Food
Twenty years and tons of Twinkies and Jell-O later, the curious crew is still delighting audiences

Thinking Inside the Box
Big Star used to have a 20-taco max for delivery orders, with each taco individually wrapped in parchment-lined foil and put in a plastic bag. That changed in the fall...

Best Twitter Use by a Local Dinosaur
We interviewed the witty (person behind the) dinosaur about her feud with Merriam-Webster, crush on Jeff Goldblum, and more.

Self-Appointed Taco Scholar Has Hit the 1000th-Taco Mark
Opening his own taqueria is next on Titus Ruscitti’s bucket list.

This Local Laundromat Is Disrupting Laundry Day… with Doughnuts
Friendly Wash isn't the first laundromat in Chicago to serve food, but it sees an opportunity to create a new community-centered business.

Someone Is Trying to Eat All the Croissants in Chicago
Emily Long, a self-described Francophile, is Instagramming as she goes.

This App Lets Restaurants Order Flour from Their Phones
It's a solution to one of the less sexy issues of restaurant ownership: inventory management.

Caviar Is In—and Not Just for the Super Rich
A spike in domestic production makes this salty delicacy available for any budget.
