Previously - 593-pound blue fin tuna catches record sushi price

Get the bacon candy recipe at HLN.tv and catch up on all our best Thanksgiving advice, including how to spatchcock a turkey

Or perhaps you'd prefer a bacon pig?

HLNtv.com has the burning court documents from the Paula Deen controversy.

Previously:

Paula Deen on romance and bone sucking
Bye bye, butter and oil – Paula Deen loses 30 pounds
Paula Deen – From the frying pan to the firestorm
Hugh Acheson: Southern food beyond the butter
Paula Deen confirms that she has type 2 diabetes, unveils partnership with drug company
All Paula Deen coverage

Dried, crushed cochineal beetles add the red tint to Starbucks' strawberry and cream cappucino. The Food and Drug Administration says they're safe to consume, but vegetarians are awfully bugged out by the revelation.

Previously - Health department bugs out over grasshopper tacos and I scream, you scream, we all scream when there are cicadas in the ice cream

Remember a few weeks ago when Jane Velez-Mitchell went dumpster diving? She hit the streets of New York City with a group of freegans to rescue food thrown out by stores and restaurants. Well, she wasn't kidding when she said she planned on eating the food she found discarded in the trash!

Eatocracy editor's note: We are hoping to Dumpster dive for better knives for Jane!

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Previously - Freegans go Dumpster dining at Trader Joe's and Jane's five reasons to be a vegetarian

Foothills Brewery sells this cocoa-infused Imperial Stout just once a year, and fans can't wait to get their fill.

Previously - Are you ready for some brewskis? Beers for Super Bowl XLVI

Previously: Paula Deen confirms that she has type 2 diabetes, unveils partnership with drug company

Previously – Everybody must get sconed

See more from Joy Behar and catch up on all Royal Wedding coverage at the Unveiled Blog

Get the full recipe for Ellie Krieger's Spaghetti with tomato & almond pesto on Morning Express

Roseanne Barr chats with Sheryl Crow about healthy, local, seasonal organic meals and the ethics of eating quinoa. No, we can't believe we just typed that sentence either.

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