Ian Jackman traveled across America, through small towns and big cities, to uncover the best food the country has to offer -- whether it's fast food, organic produce, delivery or fine dining. In his new book, Eat This!, Jackman reveals where he found the best eats on his coast-to-coast culinary journey.
Eat This! is available for purchase at amazon.com
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Comments [4]
Los Dos Molinos off Union square is the best Mexican food to be found in all of New York, as well as the Tri-state area.
After living in NYC for 20 years and recently being in LA I can safely say that NYC lacks any decent Mexican food; one of the few perks besides the weather and the fact that the parking meters accept nickels and dimes! Other than that the food here in LA is awful!
Durian ice cream is delicious! (v. common in Malaysia)
'before you DIE' or 'before you DIET'?
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