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Blue Hill at Stone Barns Tells a Beautiful Story. Former Employees Say It’s Too Good to Be True.

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At a talk in 2010 , he described his treatment of his cooks as “a little bit abusive.” Otway says he never told a story he believed to be untrue, though there were some that used what he characterized as “artistic license.” It estimated it to “have happened to less than a dozen vegetarian and pescatarian guests.”

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I Scream, You Scream, and the Dogs Are Barking for Ice Cream

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With a focus on health, Frosty Paws used soy flour and dry delactosed whey, skipping the added sugars of human ice cream, according to a 1989 UPI report released following the licensing of Tyznik’s creation. Frosty Paws was later acquired by Nestlé, which sells it through the Purina brand today.