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Burger King Belgium has launched a Change.org campaign to get a Michelin star for its new Master Angus Burger. Kevin Derycke, the CEO of Burger King Belgium, has officially launched a campaign to acquire the honor. Derycke asked "how many Michelin star meals are served to guests in five minutes and don’t require reservations, let alone reservations months in advance?" Michelin has responded on social media. Michelin said they would try the burger. “See you on 11/1 to discover our next edition of the Michelin Guide Belgium and Luxembourg and find out if Burger King fast food deserves a star!”
Burger King has suggested that one of its beef burgers deserves a Michelin star. CNN reports that marketing campaign has caught the eye of the respected culinary guide. The fast food giant's Belgian arm launched a petition demanding a sought-after star for its new Master Angus burger. Burger King is encouraging followers to sign an online petition aimed at Michelin Guide inspectors. The campaign promoted a response from the Michelin guide social media team. Michelin jokingly promised that an inspector would judge the burger.
Singapore's famous food hawkers face an unappetising future as market forces threaten their long tradition of cheap cuisine. Ryan Brooks reports.
Singapore's food culture faces a crisis with a younger generation mostly unwilling to take on the trade as older stallholders retire. Paul Chapman reports.
Maria Marte came to Spain from the Dominican Republic and started working as dishwasher. She has worked her way up to becoming a chef and secured the restaurant's two Michelin stars.
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