A Burger King Whopper combo packs almost as many calories as the average person is supposed to eat all day. For fast-food eaters and everyone else in Santa Clara County, that fact soon may be inescapable.
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Salmonella Triggers Another Calif. Spinach Recall
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A California produce company recalled bagged fresh spinach Wednesday after it tested positive for salmonella. There were no immediate reports of illness linked to the tainted spinach, distributed by Metz Fresh LLC of King City. The recall comes nearly a year after an outbreak of another pathogen, E. coli, in fresh spinach killed three people and sickened another 200.
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The following are shortened versions of full-length restaurant reviews that have run recently in the Times. The date the original review ran and its overall rating is in parentheses.
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Domestic Wine Drinkers Looking Beyond Napa
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A growing number of Americans are seeking a Napa Valley-like experience close to home. People who may never travel to California are touring vineyards and doing tastings at wineries in seemingly unlikely states.
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Beef Products Recalled: Full Listing
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Hallmark/Westland Meat Packing Co., a Chino, Calif., establishment, is voluntarily recalling approximately 143,383,823 pounds of raw and frozen beef products that FSIS has determined to be unfit for human food because the cattle did not receive complete and proper inspection. Through evidence obtained by FSIS, the establishment did not consistently contact the FSIS public health veterinarian in situations in which cattle became non-ambulatory after passing ante-mortem inspection, which is not compliant with FSIS regulations.
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Cal Scientists Develop 'Red Wine Headache' Test
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The effects are all too familiar: a fancy dinner, some fine wine and then, a few hours later, a racing heart and a pounding headache. But a device developed by University of California, Berkeley, researchers could help avoid the dreaded "red wine headache."
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