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March 21, 2012 Food » Food Feature

Surviving (barely) a sushi-eating contest

by Joe Schwartz

I just ate the most expensive free meal in town. "You've just got to get it in your mouth by the time the clock hits zero, and then you have to swallow it," said Kanki restaurant manager Rick Stanford, coaching me on…

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