What do you have to do? Tell ABC-TV’s “Good Morning America” about that restaurant and its signature dish. You have until 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, April 19. You’ve got 300 words or less. You’ve got to make it juicy and gooood. Details and the online entry form at http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Weekend/story?id=7249406&page=1.

– THE NIBBLE’s favorite barbecue sauces.
– How To Barbecue: barbecue instructions and tips.
– Chocolate Barbecue Sauce Recipe. It rocks.
– Barbecue Chicken Pizza Recipe. Make it at home, with chicken, spicy barbecue sauce, Provolone, Havarti and smoked Gouda.

We get a bigger smile out of our gourmet grilled cheese recipes. They don’t use Kraft Singles, but do use blue cheese, Brie, Cheddar, Gouda, Fontina, Havarti and mascarpone.

– Check our our gourmet grilled cheese recipes.

– Learn how to make a basic grilled cheese sandwich, with those Kraft Singles or any other kind of cheese.

With FlavorStorm’s new line of Essential Cane flavored sugars, the game has gotten even more interesting. In 14 varieties, both sweet and savory, you now have magic wands flavored with everything from clove to green chile to habañero—and yes, that’s naturally-flavored cane sugar.

Essential Cane not only adds a touch of flavor, but a touch of beauty. It’s not only for the holidays, but for everyday kitchen witchcraft. The other fun part: It’s affordable…for you, for gifts, for everyday, for parties. Turn the coffee klatsch into a cane sugar klatsch. It you don’t already know what you’d do with sweet onion sugar—cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, main courses, desserts—read the full review. And get ready to shake it!

The greatest changes in Americans’ drinking habits have occurred outside the soft drink market, as consumers adopt healthier lifestyles.

– Bottled Water: 24 million more Americans drank bottled water in 2008 than in 2003. One in three beverage-purchasing adults (34%) said they’re drinking more water and less carbonated beverages to manage weight, health conditions, or concern about high fructose corn syrup or artificial sweeteners. Sixteen percent of respondents worry about the health risks of high-fructose corn syrup, while 15% say they’re drinking less artificially sweetened beverages because of risks.

– Sports Drinks: In the past five years, 11 million adults started drinking sports drinks.

Mintel expects continued momentum in tea, coffee drinks and diet soda.

– Check out some of our favorite beverages—including regular sodas made with lower levels of real sugar, and all natural ingredients, and health and energy drinks.
– See THE NIBBLE’s Bottled Waters articles and reviews.