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Betty Crocker Digital Kitchen Assistant Makes Food Preparation a Snap
Not sure what to make for dinner tonight? Need ideas for party appetizers? Find answers to these questions and a whole lot more with Betty Crocker Kitchen Assistant, a new digital, voice-activated tool featuring high-resolution recipe images and step-by-step cooking instructions.
Tuesday | Gifts & Decorative Accessories
Joan Ulrich Senior Vice President MMPI Joan Ulrich has been with MMPI since 1997 and oversees sales for the Chicago Merchandise Mart's Gift and Home division, New York's 7 West, and the L.A. Mart.
Architecture: The preservationist-in-chief
Symposium: He'll give the keynote address at 2:30 p.m. Wed. for "Old Is the New Green" at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
Oxnard woman stars in cancer campaign
Irene Hernandez of Oxnard has been recognized by General Mills Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign.
General Mills looks online for food innovators
General Mills Inc. has unveiled a Web portal for people interested in building better Cheerios.
Wheat Tailspin Accelerates Signaling 13% Drop to SocGen on Record Harvest
Wheata s steepest weekly drop since December may be just the start of a fourth-quarter slump as the biggest harvests on record turn this year into the worst for prices since 1990.
Cramer on BloggingStocks: Assigning blame after Friday's market plunge
Filed under: Coca-Cola , PepsiCo , Market matters , Citigroup Inc. , CIT Group , Kellogg Co , General Mills , Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer wonders whether the big selloff was caused by anxious managers locking in profits.
More peanut products recalled as probe continues
U.S. food companies recalled more products containing peanut butter as the U.S. government continued its investigation into an outbreak of salmonella food poisoning that have may have contributed to six deaths.
Finding Minnesota: 'Maiden' Minnesota Inventor
Finding Minnesota: 'Maiden' Minnesota Inventor Share + Nov 1, 2009 10:53 pm US/Central Finding Minnesota: 'Maiden' Minnesota Inventor MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota companies turn out innovative new products all the time and we don't just mean the big ones like 3M and General Mills.
Jackie Uhl isn't a household name, but her picture has landed on the kitchen tables of many homes.
If Kellogg had cereal appeal the last time we checked in with the maker of Pop-Tarts, Special K, and Kashi brand products, then its third-quarter results outright demand investor attention.
Regional Report / General Mills, others quit disputed food-label program
Golden Valley-based General Mills and six other food companies stopped participating in the Smart Choices labeling program after concerns were voiced that it misled consumers about the nutritional value of some foods.
As expected, food producer General Mill s is benefiting from the U.S.'s 'frugal consumer' trend, hence I'm Reiterating my Buy rating for company, first recommended on April 8, 2009 at a price of $50.81. More U.S. consumers will continue to eat an increasing number of meals at home: for many American families, dinner out weekly is out; fresh meals ...
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
Target ranks as MN's top grantmaker
The Target Corp., McKnight and General Mills Inc. foundations ranked as the top three grantmakers in Minnesota for 2008, according to a report released Tuesday by the Minnesota Council on Foundations .
Does Cheerios Lower Cholesterol?
Cheerios upped the ante this summer by advancing their "lowers cholesterol 4% in 6 weeks" claim to " lowers cholesterol 10% in one month ." The abstract for the study upon which this new claim is being made is: Ready-to-eat Oat Cereal, as Part of a Reduced Energy Diet, Reduces Low-density Lipoprotein Cholesterol and Waist Circumference in ...
Smart Choices food labels halted on FDA warning
An industry-funded food labeling program was halted on Friday just days after U.S. officials warned they were investigating if nutrition claims on the front of packages were misleading.
Food industry suspends nutrition labeling program activity over regulatory concern
In this 2008 file image provided by the Keystone Center, a sample of a label that appears on foods that meet certain nutritional requirements within their categories is shown.
FDA to Food Industry: Shape Up on Nutrition Labels or Face the Consequences
By Katherine Glover The Food and Drug Administration has put its foot down: the food industry must come up with a reasonable, standardized front-of-label system or risk having one imposed upon it by the government.
Lisa Lillien, the online low-cal guru, says she follows her gut: ''If I wasn't Hungry Girl, then I would be the No.
Progress Proves Elusive for Diversity in the Legal Profession
Five years ago this month, Roderick Palmore wrote " A Call to Action " -- a pledge signed by the general counsel of some of the country's largest corporations vowing to make diversity a major consideration in their selection of outside counsel.
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