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    History Anywhere you go today you will find hundreds of beautiful and delicious pastries. In particular, we have become so used to differing types of bread, mouthwatering baked goods, and specifically cakes that from time to time we may ask a baker or a host exactly how they revolved. I explored the development of breads and other baked goods to learn about their evolution. For example, around 2600 BC Egyptians were already learning how to bake and by 2500 BC they were baking breads, cakes, and pie crusts made with yeast. Much later, in 450 to 385 BCE torts and pies were really popular, and the first Greek doughnut made from flour, and honey was created.7 In 300 BC Romans started exploring the baking field, and the baking profession was known…

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    Case Study: Reliance Baking Soda Reliance Baking Soda (RBS) is a product that sets out to compete in categories dominated by household cleaners and private label brands. RBS customers are home economist, women aged 35-55—that appreciate the quality, consistency, and the flexibility of the product. While RBS is well known for its excellent brand awareness and loyalty, the RBS push strategies are relatively obscure and congested. Currently, the company struggles with raising the consumer…

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    Making Frybread Report

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    My Experience Making Frybread Making frybread was a very cool experience. I got all of the ingredients from a variety of places. To obtain the flour I asked my grandma if I could use some of her flour to make the frybread. To get the oil, baking powder, and salt I went to the grocery store. I have tap water at home for the warm water that is required in the recipe. After gathering all the ingredients I began the process of making the frybread. To began I took three cups of flour and poured…

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    During the 17th century, in Europe even though the art was not formed until the mid-1800. (Beckett 1) In the art of culinary, cake decorating is often looked over. The beautiful decorations of the cakes are often seen by people, they do not recognize the history of the art. Cake Decorating has a colored and difficult history. Around this time, cake pans started making appearances in the homes in Northern Europe. This helped display the creativity of the elaborate dessert for banquets and feasts…

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    Since then, I have always had the desire to brighten someone’s day in any way possible, whether it’s helping someone recover after a brutal surgery or simply baking a cake for a birthday party. In order to ensure I have all the necessary information to make a decision between the two professions, I have taken the the time to do extensive research on two different career paths: a physical therapist and a baker. While both careers would provide me with long…

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    Preserved since 1758, Mount Vernon is a spectacular tourist attraction that tells the story of George Washington. Since 1860, over 8 million tourists have visited the historical sight. The area contains about 8,000 acres of land and a mansion with 21 rooms that are full of adventure and history. Inside one of the rooms, Nelly Custis Room, there is a crib given by Martha Washington that is specifically designed for Nelly’s child, Frances Parke Lewis. It has sides that lowers to make it easier to…

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    John Kookie

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    3rd Person View: John Kookie was the most skilled baker there ever was. From when he was a little boy his parents knew he was special. He was born with a 10lb weight in his mouth. When he was in school in P.E class they were jumping and caught attention when he was jumping at least 12 feet high. Later, when he was growing he didn’t stop until he was at least 9 ft. tall. When he was 18 he took an interest in baking. He knew almost every recipe in every book! Now he owned his own baking shop…

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    imagination was the ability to connect even the most remotes aspects of a person’s life to the forces that were around them. He felt that it did not matter how impersonal or insignificant these events or backgrounds may have been, they would ultimately affect the person making them who there were to become. There are many aspects of our daily lives that benefit from applying SI, for example, exercising, public speaking, writing, competitions, becoming a parent, and even volunteering. According…

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    Making The Perfect Flan

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    Throughout history generations of different culture pass down recipes of certain types of dishes or desserts. In my case my Abuelita, and Puerto Rico itself passed down the recipe into making the perfect flan. Flan is a beautiful Spanish dessert made of smooth cream cheese covered in golden caramel. We mostly make this dessert on holidays or even when we just have a craving. Let me start by telling you how I learned and to appreciate the art of making flan. It all starts by following my…

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    Interior design, baking, and teaching are my top three career choices. I chose Interior Design because I always loved watching the HGTV shows where they would remodel an old space into a new one. I always thought it would we nice to do it myself. Baking would be my second choice because I love to bake. There are so many recipes that you can try and having your own shop of baked goods would be rewarding. I 've always loved kids so teaching in a Kindergarten or Elementary school would be a dream.…

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