Weekly Media Mix: Starbucks Peepers; A Gourmet Mayo Shop; And PETA Does Porn

The Daily Byte's Weekly Media Mix rounds up the week's big food stories.

Restaurants
• Sam Mason is opening a mayonnaise shop, with more than 40 flavors like coffee, smoked paprika, foie gras, and mushroom. [Grub Street]
• Michael Jordan attended the opening of Michael Jordan's Steak House in Chicago. It was his third visit since its opening in August. [Chicago Trib]

Entertainment
• Beyoncé's pregnancy craving of the week: French fries. Standard compared to last week's bananas in ketchup and ice cream with hot chili sauce. [MSNBC.com]

Industry
• ShopHouse's curry is made with fish stock, and vegetarian customers aren't getting the warning. [Washington Post]
• Burger King is relaunching its desserts menu, adding premium sundaes and shakes. We do love ice cream, but please tell us the Hershey's Sundae Pie is still there. [HuffPo]

Shame of the Week
• A 5-year-old girl found a hidden camera recording in a Starbucks restroom. Even worse, this isn't the first time this has happened at a Starbucks. [Reuters]

Produce
• A retired man grows the world's biggest onion, at 17 pounds, 15.5 ounces. [Daily Mail]

Politics
• PETA plans to create a porn site to promote vegetarianism. Um, right. [AP]

Video
• Watch a trailer for the new Thomas Keller documentary. [KCET]

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