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Brunch? Give 'em cereal.

​It's Sunday, and your kids are hungry. Before they head out for their Mozart appreciation class or their Actors Studio Improv workshop, make sure your little hipster has a good meal.

Because breakfast is blah and lunch is lame, serve them Brunchables, the new meal-in-a-box from Oscar Meyer's Brooklyn headquarters.

Who needs processed ham and crackers, when these new Brunchables come with egg frittatas, grits, dutch pancakes, and caramelized grapefruit with mint! And every Brunchable comes with a mini Cerveza, a mimosa in a juice pack, and a mini New York Times!

Watch this video from CollegeHumor.com as you're feeding your child Pop Tarts and Cheerios, after the jump: More >>

​A little girl wandered between tables. A couple held hands across a two-top. Cee-Lo sang from the radio at La Placita, the Colombian restaurant nestled in a corner of a Hollywood strip mall.

La Placita Restaurant and Bakery offers breads and dishes in a style found in
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​Seems a Fort Lauderdale farm-to-table breakfast spot is a big enough deal to make news all the way down in Miami. More >>

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​From the Top of the Point you can see all the way to Nantucket. The Napa Valley too. And Santa Fe and New Orleans. (Not Russia, though. Sorry, Sarah Palin.) 

Actually, though the vistas from the penthouse restaurant atop West Palm's Phillips Point East Tower are both gorgeous and expansive, they don't quite afford a view of New England, the wine country -- or the Big Easy. More >>

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​Though the weather may be sultry, the lobster bisque (served very hot) at East End Eats -- which opened 11 days ago -- is worth a detour. Stocked with loads of Maine lobster claw, the soup is so decadent that Vice President Joe Biden asked for quarts to take home.

East End Eats' owner J.P. Ottino says that he knows Biden as
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​Change is afoot at M Bar on Las Olas Boulevard -- already.
M bar, which opened just over a month ago as a sibling to longtime Las Olas staple Mancini's, began serving lunch yesterday.

But that's not the big news.

More notably, the brother/sister team of chefs --
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In early June, we told you about CG Burgers planning a grand opening of its newest location in Coral Springs. (The others are in Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens.)

Well, the big day has arrived, and you can get your
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Up top: Publix's pretty new Buffalo Chicken Tenders sub in their weekly ad. Bottom: the sub I got. Not nearly as pretty, but exceptionally tasty.

​It was a relatively quiet announcement, and a very bold one. But when Publix talks, even the Facebook fans listen, game time or not.

Originally featured in last week's sales ad, the announcement of their newest sub was also publicized during Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Tuesday night. While the Miami Heat lost to the Dallas Mavericks, more than 172,000 Facebook fans of Publix Subs (a page by fans of the food, not run by Publix) were introduced to the Buffalo Chicken Tenders Sub. (whole: $8.59)

Double-breaded, fried, and tossed in their own medium-hot Buffalo sauce, the sub standard has the chicken in between Swiss cheese and bleu cheese crumbles. However, like any tasty creation Publix whips up, you can add or take off anything you'd like. I got mine sans both cheeses and added provolone, lettuce, and sliced jalapenos for extra spiciness.

And for those on the go, you can call ahead to your local Publix deli and pre-order your sub. You'll thank me later when your lunchtime line is 37 people deep and you've only got half an hour to stuff your face.

For more super awesome Publix grocer greatness, if you get the new sub, download a coupon to get a free fountain drink.

Update June 10, 2011: At participating stores, the whole sub is on special for $6.99. Check your weekly ad to see if your store is available.

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​Everyone is South Florida knows things are all bassackwards here. 

Take our growing season, for example. When the rest of the country is still digging out of snowdrifts and lucky to harvest weeds, we're raking in corn and strawberries and citrus and, best of all, tomatoes. Tomatoes with real flavor, not those tasteless, mealy imitations that give agriculture a bad name. 

So to celebrate the Florida tomato season, the Ocean Bistro of the way-posh Four Seasons Palm Beach is putting together two of the best things you can put in your mouth -- tomatoes, of course, and bacon -- in a DIY menu to compose one of the best sandwiches you can ever eat. That is, of course, the BLT. 

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