Jan 22, 2003 2:00 AM

Slideshow: Not Just Food, It's Fancy Food

The Fancy Food Show serves up an array of delights -- and more than a few oddities. Ever heard of the Ya-Hoo Baking Company? Need a candied kabuki dancer? Care to buy fine chocolate from an ex-Microsoft employee? Katie Dean reports from San Francisco.

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