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2009-01-19 Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products Recalls Lofthouse Peanut Butter Cookies, Chucks Chunky Peanut Butter Cookies and Pastries Plus Gourmet Cookies Nationwide Because of Possible Health Risk

PRNewswire/ -- Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products, Inc. announced that it has taken the precautionary measure of voluntarily recalling its Lofthouse(R) brand PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES, PEANUT BUTTER NO-BAKE COOKIES and PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE NO-BAKE COOKIES, Parco Foods Chucks Chunky(R) food service brand PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES and Pastries Plus GOURMET COOKIES because the cookies have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. The recalled cookies contain peanut butter supplied by Peanut Corporation of America which is the subject of an investigation concerning recent Salmonella outbreaks. No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalled cookies. No other type of Lofthouse, Chucks Chunky or Pastries Plus brand cookies are being recalled.

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2009-05-25 Restaurant scores May 5

O Smileys, 2001 Main St. , Porterdale . Employee did not wash hands before putting on gloves to work with food, dishwasher did not wash hands between handling dirty dishes and handling clean, employees touching sweet potatoes with bare hands and touching vegetables bare handed while cutting, employee drinks in cooler above food items, employee eating cookies while in food prep area, hand sink blocked by big piece of equipment, storing sanitizer bucket in hand sink in front area, front hand sink did not have any hand towels, badly dented cans in dry storage area, no sanitizer at three-compartment sink or dishwasher, not hot holding food properly, not date making food that is held more than 24 hours, sanitizer buckets not labeled, rust in top of ice machine and some mold, no digital thermometer, no sign at buffet for

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2009-08-29 At the Show: Cookies for people with food allergies by Dr Lucys (NASFT 2009)

Her home-baked cookies consistently earned rave reviews from both family and friends. They repeatedly said her cookies were much better than those available in stores. So, Dr. Lucy decided to start a food manufacturing business. Her dream was to share her great products with other consumers looking for allergy appropriate food alternatives. With safety and purity in mind, Dr. Lucy knew she could not begin producing her products in a home kitchen or through a "co-packer" as many start-up food-marketers do. Instead, she and her husband, who is her business partner, put their personal resources on the line to finance the build-out of a brand new dedicated factory. Thus, Dr. Lucy found herself the marketer and manufacturer of specialty food products.

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2009-06-23 FoodBizIntel: Lance, Inc.

Lance, Inc. , manufactures, markets and distributes a variety of snack food products, including sandwich crackers and sandwich cookies, potato chips, crackers, cookies, other salty snacks, sugar wafers, nuts, restaurant-style crackers and candy. In addition, the Company purchases certain cakes, meat snacks, candy, restaurant style crackers and salty snacks for resale. Products are packaged in various single-serve, multi-pack and family-size configurations. Lance manufactures approximately 97 pct. of all of the products it sells and the remainder is purchased for resale. In , the Company acquired privately held Brent and Sams, Inc. , a producer of branded and private-label gourmet cookies. In , the Company acquired Archway Cookies, LLC.

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2009-07-17 Consumers Poised to Purchase Prepared Foods at C-stores

One-third of consumers (31. 9 percent) said they purchased prepared food while at a c-store to buy other items. However, it is instructive that another third of respondents said the biggest influence on their decision to purchase prepared food at a c-store was that the food looked fresh (20. 3 percent) or smelled good (11. 7 percent). Only 20 percent, or one-fifth of households, cited price as the main influence on their decision to buy. This may indicate one of two factors: c-stores have some price elasticity when it comes to prepared foods, as long as the quality is top-notch; and, in many cases, prepared foods at a c-store are already perceived by many consumers to be a relatively less expensive compared with fast-food and casual restaurants. The lesson for retailers appears to be: If you want to sell prepared food, it must look

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2009-01-23 Area Wide News: Story: New items added

Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products: Wal-Mart Bakery brands of peanut butter cookies, peanut butter no-bake cookies and peanut butter fudge no-bake cookies. The recalled peanut butter cookies are distributed nationally under the Wal-Mart Bakery cookies brand. The recalled Wal-Mart Bakery no-bake peanut butter cookies and no-bake fudge peanut butter cookies were distributed nationally with the exception of the following states: Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hamshire and Maine. The cookies are sold in the in-store bakery sections of only Wal-Mart stores and have a code date of 9200 or less. Ralcorp also recalled its Lofthouse brand peanut butter cookies, peanut butter no-bake cookies and peanut butter fudge

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2009-08-09 Boulder taxpayers paying more for city food : County News : Boulder Daily Camera

In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out more than usd. 230,100 for government food last year In total, Boulder taxpayers shelled out

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About a half-hour before the Boulder Planning Board showed up for its meeting Thursday night, one of the most anticipated items on the agenda was laid out in the back of a private room dinner. - Boulder taxpayers paying more for city food About a half-hour before the Boulder Planning Board showed up for its meeting Thursday night one of the most anticipated items on the agenda was laid out

2009-05-05 Healthy School Food for Kids - Q and A - Dr. Norris Chumley Satisfied Life

At our kids school the typical menu is fried chicken, French fries (or some other potato) and sometimes salad. Peanut butter and jelly is available every day. Dessert is served every day. The kids are not allowed to bring their own food. Our entire family is vegetarian. We talked to the school about this issue and their solution was to have the kids eat salad and/or peanut butter and jelly every day. After lunch they are welcome to go to the bookstore and buy cookies and crackers to fill up on. It is hard to even believe that I am having this issue. Any thoughts or suggestions

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A Qandamp;A Day. At our kids school the typical menu is fried chicken, French fries (or some other potato) and sometimes salad. Peanut butter and jelly is available every day. Dessert is served every day. The kids are not allowed to. By Dr. Norris Chumley @

2009-06-20 As American as General Tsos Chicken

Despite these changes, Thai food in the United States is typically more authentic than American Chinese food. Other ethnic foods have not changed as significantly as Chinese food. Alice Pak, a senior journalism and politics major at Ithaca College, is the daughter of two Korean immigrants. She has noticed that Korean restaurants are typically more authentic than their Chinese counterparts. I think the media has something to do with it, Pak said. You see people at home, the cute girls, having takeout Chinese in their boxes. You dont do that with Korean food.

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2009-04-30 Girl Scouts celebrate World Thinking Day and successful cookie sale

These cookies are sold and collected by Girl Scouts troops as part of the Gift of Caring/Hometown Heroes program. For this program troops choose heroes in their community, such as non-profit organizations, uniformed personnel, the military, nursing/senior citizen homes or a local food bank. Girls also learn about the individual work of these organizations by taking a tour, learning about their jobs/careers and helping with service projects. In addition to Operation Sweet Tooth donations, a few troops have saved either some or all of theirs boxes to be donated to other local Hometown Heroes of their choice.

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