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    Snavely and Henry H. Hershey. The details on his parents separation are cloudy, but it’s largely believed that Fanny, the daughter of Mennonite Clergyman, had grown tired of her husband’s failures. Milton Hershey was the founder of the Hershey milk chocolate bar. When he was younger he had been a candy making and candy selling master.The 14-year-old Hershey turned out to have the natural talent for candy-making and in the next 4 years he learned the art and science of creating tasty…

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    Berries are popular for their anti-aging properties as they contain flavonoids. Flavonoids are potent antioxidants that help to protect the body from free radicals and aging. The great thing about berries is that there are lots of different ways to consume them, combine them with your cereal or yogurt, freeze them and blend them into tasty smoothies. You can also eat them dry or fresh! Berries are fairly inexpensive. Consider getting them in bulk and freezing them if necessary. Studies reveal…

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    mass producing chocolate bars in a way that was affordable to all, instead of being an item of luxury for those of wealth. Due to the rapid success of the affordable confection, Hershey decided to further expand production and soon saw a new factory producing chocolate in mid-1905. In 1907, looking for even further production line expansion, Hershey created the Hershey’s KISS, which were trademarked in 1924. Hershey introduced other items such as the Mr. Goodbar, Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup,…

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    air we breath to the food we eat has chemistry in it. Chocolate is a food used in many desserts and comes in many different forms and flavors. It is derived from the cocoa bean and many people have chocolate in some form daily. Chemistry is what gives people the flavors and texture of chocolate that they love. Different Amounts of chocolate liquor and cocoa butter are used in different chocolate products. The various flavors of chocolate are gotten by using different amounts of ingredients.…

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    First Hershey started producing chocolate coating for caramels. The growing demand for chocolate itself inspired him to retool his entire operation to manufacture a unique recipe for milk chocolate, then cam e the “Hershey Bar”. The Hershey Bar is a gluten free milk chocolate flavored candy bar. Hershey invented the Hershey bar because of his passion for chocolate candy. Through trial and error, he hit up the right formula of milk, sugar and cocoa…

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    1. SWOT Analysis Strengths: Habitual chocolate boasts of a clean label because of the lean ingredients that go into production of their chocolate. The consumers express their satisfaction with its products because it is made of cacao beans, butter and organic sugar only. Their products are normally certified organic and health friendly, a primary selling point in terms of sustainability. Its location in London Ontario has also acted to be a major selling point. The population of Woodstock is…

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    Oreo Case Study

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    Summary The video is about the worldwide famous cookie that everyone loves, the Oreo. Oreo is over 95 years old and is famous across many countries. It is a truly global product. The famous cookie is a mixture of two biscuits with a layer of cream in the middle. The popular brand has reached countries like the North America, South American, Asian, and many more. A few reasons why the cookie has become so popular is because Oreo made adjustments to the product, packaging, and promotion. Main…

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    Experiment Question: Oreo Cookie Challenge Do Double-Stuff Oreos actually have double the stuffing or regular oreos? Hypothesis (including reasoning): If we find the mass of 3 regular oreos and 3 double stuffed oreos and average them out, then the double stuffed oreos will have double the stuffing. The company has advertised the double stuffed oreo to be double the stuffed, therefore it must be true. Experimental Design: Equipment: 3 regular oreos, 3 double stuffed oreos, scale, plate First,…

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    Coffee Creamer Case Study

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    • Fluid milk and milk-based products – This Proportion includes not only the milk, but also the milk-based beverages, yogurt, buttermilk, cottage cheese, milk-based chocolate drinks, heavy cream, dips, sour cream, nonalcoholic eggnog, flavored milk drinks, whipped cream and toppings. It occupies 34.1% of total sales. • Dry, condensed and evaporated milk products – This part of the industry includes dry, whole, nonfat, skim, buttermilk, infant formulas, and the dairy product substitutes which…

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    Biscotti Research Paper

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    makes Biscotti a tasty and treat, is that you can actually get creative and add your own flavor. Www.auntannasbiscotti.com gives many flavorful ideas that will compliment the experience of eating biscotti like “Chocolate Almond, Lemon Rasberry Almond, Cranberry Orange Almond, Chocolate covered Banana Walnuts, Red Velvet, Cinnamon Almond, or Lemon Blueberry Almond”. Biscotti has been embraced in the American culture. But instead of adding flavors to make it sweet, they add salt,…

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