What We're Reading: January 28, 2014
Maggie Borden
A city in China is blaming its air pollution on bacon. [FoodBeast]
If you thought the KFC Double Down was a travesty, meet the next generation: the Double Down Dog. [FWF]
Aqua-Spark, the world’s first investment fund focused on sustainable aquaculture, is looking to save our seas through better fish farming. [NPR]
Leave the beer for the Clydesdales and prep these make-ahead cocktails for the Big Game. [Yahoo! Food]
By the time they hit store shelves, some GMO foods actually no longer contain genetically-modified DNA. [NPR]
A new study reveals that the air blowing off of industrialized feedlots contains antibiotics and bacteria. [Mother Jones]
In France, no matter how much you love that chocolate hazelnut spread, you can’t name your baby Nutella. [Eater]