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Bobby Flay

Monday, January 28, 2013

IMAGES: Bobby Flay's Burger Palace Opens in Woburn Area

Many people came out to the grand opening of Bobby's Burger Palace in the Burlington Mall this Sunday.

Eager diners from around the area lined up in the cold weather outside of the Burlington Mall, in neighboring Burlington, this past Sunday for a chance to try a burger from one of the Food Network's most recognizable stars. Bobby's Burger Palace held its grand opening on Sunday, Jan. 27. The restaurant is located at the Burlington Mall and has it's own entrance. Flay himself was in attendance to welcome customers to the new restaurant. This is the first Bobby's Burger Palace in Massachusetts and the 13th one opened to date. Flay is best known for his televisions shows and the shows he participates in on the Food Network, including Throwdown with Bobby Flay, Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction and Iron Chef America. Before the grand opening …

Thursday, December 13, 2012

TELL US: Should Hasbro Make a 'Gender Neutral' Easy-Bake Oven?

Some big-name chefs and a New Jersey girl are leading the fight for gender-equality in children's toys. What do you think about this issue?

New Jersey resident McKenna Pope, age 13, wants to see the toy's current manufacturer offer the Easy-Bake Oven in more "gender neutral" colors.  Young Pope will meet with the toy's manufacturers, Rhode Island-based toy maker Hasbro, and advocate this idea, reports The Providence Journal.  The Easy-Bake Oven is currently only offered in pink and purple. Pope would like to see the toy oven also made in colors suitable for boys.  She's not alone in the campaign. Celebrity chefs Bobby Flay, Manuel Trevino and other chefs are backing Pope's petition for a gender-neutral Easy-Bake Oven.  We want to know what you think about this issue. Should Hasbro make the Easy-Bake Oven available in gender-neutral colors? Tell us your thoughts in the comment …

Anita Durgin

7:41 am on Monday, December 17, 2012

Children are a lot smup arter than adults. My son at a very early age picked up on advertising for boys and girls. When it is pink, it's for a girl. When it is animals, it is for girls. He says why is it for girls if it is pink mommy, it's just a color? And why do they show girls playing with dogs and cat toys, they are pets, why is it just for girls? He is right. So who cares....if they want it …   more ›

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