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We eat. We tweet. New Times food critic Michele Laudig is working all the angles for you, Phoenix -- including Twitter, where you can follow her cravings. She's easy to find: @michelelaudig.  We've been on Twitter for a while now, and in between the tweets about Iran and Mark Sanford's...
By Amy SilvermanJune 24, 2009
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We eat. We tweet.

New Times food critic Michele Laudig is working all the angles for you, Phoenix — including Twitter, where you can follow her cravings. She’s easy to find: @michelelaudig. 

We’ve been on Twitter for a while now, and in between the tweets about Iran and Mark Sanford’s email and Jon and Kate Plus Eight, we’ve noticed quite a few Phoenix foodies popping up with recommendations. That’s all well and fine, till someone tips us off that @soandso is quietly pimping those restaurants for pay, or that @suchandsuch is really someone else.

We promise top-notch recommendations with no strings attached from Ms. Laudig. And hey, she never leaves crumbs.

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Amy Silverman is the former managing editor of Phoenix New Times. She is a two-time winner of the Arizona Press Club’s Journalist of the Year award. Her work has appeared on the radio show This American Life and in the New York Times, the Washington Post, Lenny Letter, and Brain, Child.

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