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Published January 17, 2001 at 6:43 p.m.
The George W. Bush Recession-Induced Diet.
— Allison Dincecco
Owner, SoHome
Burlington
The Canteloupe Diet — three a day. I heard it on the radio, so it must be true!
— Rob Ashline
Head Chef, Coyotes Café
Burlington
The No Food Diet — just drink your favorite beverage instead.
— Jackie Rose
Owner, The Store
Waitsfield
Yerba Maté green tea from Paraguay — it really should be the next big thing.
— Caroline O’Connor
Barista, Radio Bean
Burlington
Whatever the next fad is, let’s hope it involves some common sense…
— Michael Woodfield
Owner, State Street Market
Montpelier
The Red Meat Diet, particularly Steak Tartare, with a possible malt beverage supplement on the side. The alternative would be the Sodium Nitrate Diet: raw hot dogs.
— Johnny Moore
Manager, Forth’n Goal Sports
Middlebury
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