Besides, many readily available snack foods aren't good for us.
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It's kind of like the snack foods, in the 80s and 90s.
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Beauty and even snack foods ranked higher, at 48% and 57%, respectively.
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Expect to pay more for guacamole, snack foods, beer and tequila this summer.
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Initially, they considered a number of various snack foods, including bagels and fondue.
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The Midwest produces soft red winter wheat, used for crackers and snack foods.
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Nibblies - Snack foods like cheese or crackers laid out at events or parties.
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Most people use Costco to buy toilet paper, snack foods, and meat in bulk.
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Metrecal retaliated with its own line of snack foods, including wafer cookies and chunky soups.
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Debate aside, these days candy corn infuses myriad snack foods, products, and home cooking experiments.
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Jelly beans join a long list of snack foods that have been infused with the trendiest cannabinoid.
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Palm oil is used in a wide range of products, from snack foods and cosmetics to biodiesel.
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There are plenty of snack foods that are perfectly serviceable when you buy them frozen or jarred.
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Chips, along with other crispy snack foods like Goldfish crackers (for the parents out there), are highly processed.
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Snack foods appeal to busy people who forego sit-down meals in favor of eating on the go.
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Calbee, a Japanese maker of snack foods, did not immediately return a request for comment about the incident.
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Medical devices, snack foods, designer clothing, books, pet supplies, art, and—you're never gonna guess this one—buildings!
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Spicer is not some press person for a snack foods company caught in a bit of ridiculous spin.
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Palm oil, which is used in many snack foods and household products, is a huge industry in Indonesia.
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We're looking only for dishes that are found in restaurants and home kitchens, not regional commercial snack foods.
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And we're featuring a Great Big Story about the [likely] history of one of America's favorite snack foods.
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The 700-square-foot store features a mix of snack foods, beverages, over-the-counter drugs, and toiletries.
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It's less about about snack foods, and more about the physics of so-called granular materials, like sand piles.
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Afterward, the participants were presented with unhealthy snack foods, including M&M's, chocolate-flavored animal crackers, and cheddar crackers.
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Travel-sized versions of lotions, potions, snack foods, personal care items and first-aid staples can do the trick.
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Japanese snack foods tend to have more adventurous combinations of flavors, I bet that works well for ice cream.
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The trick now is beating out all the other snack foods in the booming multi-billion-dollar snack market.
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Trans fats are also used in some deep frying, and can often be found in baked and processed snack foods.
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Innovation at fast-food chains doesn't just come in the form of oddly shaped chicken or partnerships with snack foods.
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They also want to be able to eat snack foods and fried foods once in a while like everyone else.
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What's in vogue instead are health-ified snack foods, probably because they're a lot easier to market and profit from.
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For publishers, the benefits of literary branding are as obvious as they are for manufacturers of snack foods and toothpaste.
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Amazon has increasingly been adding its own in-house brands, including ones for clothing, shoes, snack foods, baby diapers and mattresses.
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Discussed: Sauces, Disney Afternoon cartoons, Animorphs novels, Joel Fowler's musical education, Lays snack foods, laptops, Donkey Kong, and much, much more.
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Cookies, crackers, baked goods, and other heavily processed grain-based snack foods are on every dietician's list of foods to avoid.
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Jaylen, back to focusing on his math assignment, bent over a worksheet showing jars of snack foods with prices per pound.
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LOUISIANA: There are many beloved snack foods from Louisiana, but Zapp's thick-cut, kettle-cooked potato chips are a true favorite.
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Our connection, while so far over 90s TV shows and snack foods, felt like it was natural and easy — I loved it.
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Snyder's, which makes its famed Snyder's of Hanover pretzels, also makes Cape Cod and Kettle potato chips, among other popular snack foods.
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Van de Put also intends to give more attention to smaller snack foods the company has acquired in recent years, he said.
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Fast foods, snack foods, and carbonated beverages swept across the world, and more calories (but not healthy nutrients) came in these unsatisfying forms.
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It largely consisting of assorted seasonal snack foods, crap TV, and desperately trying to stop your uncle from going on a racist rant.
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The Bagel Nook, the same shop responsible for the Oreo bagel, recently released two bagels inspired by two of your favorite snack foods.
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Trans fats, which were once commonly found in snack foods, cakes, cookies, icings and margarines, are synthesized by adding hydrogen to vegetable oils.
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"If you choose soup rather than energy-dense snack foods like chips and crackers, you'll do better with your weight management," Rolls said.
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Shares of General Mills tumbled Wednesday after the Cheerios maker's quarterly revenue fell short of analysts' estimates as fewer Americans eat its snack foods.
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One stock that is starting to see traction is Amplify Snack Brands, the maker of snack foods like SkinnyPop popcorn and Paqui tortilla chips.
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LONDON — Within days of a cyberattack, warehouses of the snack foods company Mondelez International filled with a backlog of Oreo cookies and Ritz crackers.
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It&aposs in snack foods and canned soups, and its natural form, glutamate, occurs in countless natural foods, including Parmesan cheese and fresh tomatoes.
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Since absolutely nothing makes sense, all of the cookies, snack foods and other residents of Sentient Brand Land mourned the peanut's passing on Twitter.
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Dozens of classic snack foods, from Doritos and Cheerios to Oreos and Fritos, may contain traces of glyphosate — the active ingredient in Monsanto's RoundUp herbicide.
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The research must be replicated, scrutinized and tested in various settings before scientists can determine whether residue on snack foods is actually a health threat.
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The Bagel Nook in Freehold, New Jersey is changing the breakfast game with its "Overload" bagels, an over-the-top mashup of popular snack foods.
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Hostess Brands — The maker of Twinkies and other snack foods reported adjusted quarterly profit of 14 cents per share, one cent a share below estimates.
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In 2009, WIC food packages were modified to exclude sodas, candy, and other snack foods, while providing recipients with additional whole grains, fruits, and vegetables.
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But it is hard to ignore the younger users who might be particularly receptive to, say, an advertisement for snack foods or fast-food establishments.
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Last but not least, try to stay away from trans fat, which can be found in fried foods, spreads like margarine, and processed snack foods.
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NEBRASKA: Corn is one of the biggest crops in Nebraska, so it makes sense that popcorn would be one of the state's greatest snack foods.
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The company, best known for pizza rolls these days, recently announced that it would be resurrecting Stuffed Nachos from its line of extinct '90s snack foods.
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Others flocked to supermarkets for bottled water, ice, snack foods and beer, thronging grocery outlets in such numbers that some stores ran out of shopping carts.
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Even when I travel overseas, I take my pillows, I take a few snack foods and other things that you might not be able to get.
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The only sour note is the amount of product placement involved in his tendency to use his abilities to acquire his favorite name-brand snack foods.
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Frigid temperatures will grip the Midwest as well, although snow cover should protect most of the region's soft red winter wheat, used in cookies and snack foods.
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By the early 90s, snack companies were racing to cash in on the trend by advertising "low-fat", "reduced-fat", and "light" versions of popular snack foods.
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In early April, Kind, the snack food company, organized a two-day pop-up highlighting its "Sweeteners Uncovered" campaign, which shows hidden sugars in popular snack foods.
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As part of that campaign, Kind Bar in April announced an augmented reality installation and an online database that shows the sweeteners and sugar in snack foods.
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Over the past year, Kellogg's has attempted to engage Millennials by opening a cereal cafe and attempting to repackage Frosted Flakes and Special K into snack foods.
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However, since most people regularly eat a range of cereals and snack foods, their total exposure to glyphosate may be higher than results for a single item suggest.
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Whole foods also predicts more packaged goods, like chips and snack foods, will be made with alternative flours like Tigernut (a gluten-free root vegetable) and seed flour.
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I love the hilariously overused "piercing cackle" sound effect; the videos' incongruously realistic iPhones and brand-name snack foods; and the occasional dip into pure, startling body horror.
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Having these kinds of snack foods on hand will help you munch on nutrient-dense (and delicious) foods and save you a late-night trip to the store.
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The couple told investigators that the boy was a "picky eater" who subsisted on seven to eight sodas a day and snack foods such as crackers and "cheesy" chips.
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The chain brings its A-game when it comes to seasonal products this time of year, introducing new frozen dinners, snack foods, jarred soups and sauces, and sweet treats.
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Nabisco was acquired by Philip Morris (the tobacco company) in 2000 and merged with Kraft Foods, which then split into two separate companies, with Mondelez specializing in snack foods.
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Palm oil, used in thousands of household products from snack foods to soaps, as well as to make biodiesel, has come under increasing fire in Europe for causing forest destruction.
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Late last year, a viral tweet about "Crack Cookies" made by a company called Legally Addicted Foods brought new attention to the popularity of snack foods named for the drug.
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Now he can't even get the one—OK, three—things he wants, the snack foods that are the only worthwhile good that this post-whatever version of capitalism can produce.
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More from Tonic: Plus, snack foods are methodically designed and refined so they satisfy the brain—using sensations like crunch, melt-point, and other sensory factors to keep you eating.
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Those hydrogenated fats can be used in fried foods, snack foods or baked goods, and in products such as vegetable shortening, stick margarine, coffee creamer and ready-to-use frostings.
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The group, known as ILSI, is a worldwide organization with a Washington headquarters, funded by many of the biggest names in snack foods, including Nestlé, McDonald's, Pepsi Co. and Yum!
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To call the facility a "farm" is charitable; it's mostly an industrial facility in which creatures like paramites, scrabs, and elums are killed, processed, and then rendered into snack foods.
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Instead of sticking with the same traditional snack foods — popcorn, Junior Mints, Reese's Pieces, Sour Patch Kids, fountain sodas — they've seen a huge expansion in what counts as movie food.
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PepsiCo quarterly profit beat estimates as higher pricing of sodas and snack foods in North America paid off and as the company sold its minority stake in British bottler Britvic.
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For years — specifically, reunion years like 2006 and 2011 — I imagined that if I dared to show my face at Princeton, I'd be scorned or possibly pelted with microwaveable snack foods.
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For Mirando, however, the time has come to take this piggy to market: Okja is to be flown to New York as the face of a new line of porcine snack-foods.
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PepsiCo, whose portfolio of snack foods and cereals helps offset declining soda sales, is expected to report estimated earnings on Thursday of $1.06 a share, or a 5 percent decline from 2014.
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It's also present in fortified snack foods, some energy bars (like Clif Bar's Cool Mint Chocolate and Peanut Toffee Buzz) and even some pain medications, including some forms of Excedrin and Midol.
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While the millions of dollars spent trying to get us to buy snack foods, tires and avocados is usually the most unifying force in a Super Bowl, this is an election year.
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Maintaining the high corporate standards of some of America's iconic snack foods in 2019 demands stamina, adrenaline, a commitment to unironically observing National Lemonade Day, high levels of organization and good cheer.
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The balance of what most children eat now is dramatically tipping away from homemade stews and vegetables towards ultra-processed, packaged foods and snack foods, many of them designed to appeal to children.
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We hopscotched back to R.K. Cards, put a down payment on the order and tore into potato and green pea samosas at Haldiram's, a vegetarian, cafeteria-style joint that specializes in snack foods.
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He returned from a golf vacation on Wednesday and appealed for unity as images ricocheted across social media of people carting away televisions from Walmarts and stealing snack foods from stalled delivery trucks.
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The global organization is paid for by the biggest names in snack foods — including Nestlé, McDonald's, Pepsi and Coca-Cola — and has helped shape much of China's science and public policy on obesity.
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Photo: Mary Alaffer (AP)Late last week, certain lots of popular snack foods such as Ritz Cracker Sandwiches and Pepperidge Farm's Goldfish crackers were recalled over concerns they might contain disease-causing Salmonella bacteria.
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Beyond furniture and fashion, Amazon's own brands also include electronics and accessories, batteries, vitamins and supplements, baby wipes, linens, tools, snack foods, and, with the addition of Whole Foods, the 365 Everyday Value brand.
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He suggests formulating your diet around plants, including plenty of complex carbohydrates (like beans and whole grains) and making convenience snack foods, desserts, and trips to fast food joints the exception, not the norm.
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The Journal has details on three of them: Happy Belly, which will handle basics like nuts, tea, and cooking oils; Wickedly Prime, which will package snack foods; and Mama Bear, which will sell baby products.
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The UConn Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity found that in 2014, food companies spent $1.28 billion to advertise snack foods on television, in magazines, in coupons, and, increasingly, on the internet and mobile devices.
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The interior of the store is pretty standard too, with rows of snack foods and candy bars, a lazily spinning ceiling fan, and a naked man standing on the tile floor, holding his semi-erect penis.
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Snacks are such a money-maker for the Missouri Department of Corrections that they've decided to set up a taste-testing panel of inmates that determines which snack foods items will be sold in prison commissaries.
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Maple Leaf, which reported on Wednesday its profits doubled in the fourth quarter, sees growth opportunities from meat produced humanely and without antibiotics, and from snack foods and alternative proteins made from soy and other plants.
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And last year, Mondelez bought Enjoy Life Foods, a snack foods business playing in what the industry calls the "free-from" segment of the market — even though Mondelez also started its own line of such products.
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PepsiCo intends to deploy Tesla Semis for shipments of snack foods and beverages between manufacturing and distribution facilities and direct to retailers within the 500-mile (800-km) range promised by Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk.
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Finally, we need to address the systemic issues in our food landscape by increasing healthy food choices in our schools, supermarkets, and restaurants, and discouraging unhealthy decisions, such as sugary drinks and high-fat snack foods.
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The 700-square-foot store — which features a variety of snack foods, beverages, over-the-counter drugs, and other toiletries — will serve as a test for the company as it looks to expand the concept nationally.
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Normally added at a ratio of 6803 parts cyclamate to 1 part saccharin, that preparation became the basis of the popular brand Sweet'N Low and was soon sold in millions of snack foods and diet sodas.
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Maybe the kids who drink the diet beverages are also eating snack foods and fast foods — that is to say, maybe drinking a lot of diet drinks is a marker for a less healthy lifestyle overall.
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This fall, the university opened a full-time pet therapy center in the Wellness Center after a $3 million gift from a donor, Gerald B. Shreiber, of J & J Snack Foods, given specifically for that purpose.
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We're now seeing real momentum to limit sugar in the American diet, from policies to rid sugary snack foods from schools to soda taxes, added sugar labels, and the industry effort to make its products less cloying.
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It turns out that several states have designated official snack foods: Jell-O was declared the official snack of Utah back in 2001, and Illinois — a top producer of corn — made popcorn its official snack in 2003.
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A UConn Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity report found that in 2014, food companies spent $1.28 billion to advertise snack foods (including candy) on television, in magazines, in coupons, and, increasingly, on the internet and mobile devices.
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While not all nicknames commonly used by couples relate to food — there's sweetheart, darling, baby, and princess — there does seem to be a trend for people in relationships to call their significant others by their favorite snack foods.
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I try to stock up for at least two to three weeks' worth of meat (I love the chicken and lamb!), eggs, frozen fruit and veggies, snack foods, and household products like paper towels and toilet paper.3.
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Smith oversaw a spread of burgers, fried chicken and assorted snack foods from the bar's main floor and backyard porch area while others including writer Torraine Walker were seen talking to guests on the second and third floors.
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The US public was deep in what nutrition experts sometimes call the "Snackwell phenomenon"—a devotion to low-fat and low-calorie processed snack foods, which people pounded by the bagful because they believed them to be healthy.
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He is also a son of Ligerie P. Burns; his parents live in Saddle River, N.J. The groom's father is also a partner of Great Falls Consulting, a consultancy for product development of snack foods, in East Rutherford.
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Via the Target Restock website, customers can shop from over 15,000 products, including things like cleaning supplies, baby products, beauty and personal care items, dry goods, health products, and packaged groceries, like cereals and snack foods, among other things.
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Addicted to snack foods like chips and popcorn to fuel her Harvard study sessions, Aarti started making popped water lily seeds as a snack — a food both she and her husband had grown up eating in India, she said.
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These include scents that were sold to companies like Estée Lauder and Coty, which then market and package them as fancy perfumes, as well as flavors and concoctions used for things like toothpaste, pet food, detergent, candles, snack foods, and soda.
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It is not the natural sugar in dairy foods and fruits that undermine health so much as the sugars added to foods like ice cream and fruit drinks and the enormous array of dessert and snack foods that Americans consume.
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And so today, April 1, those who paid for the exotic meat received instead an "animal-themed snack pack," which included information on how make donations to wildlife charities, along with a bunch of what looks like panda-themed snack foods.
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At the Kaesong complex, about 54 kilometres (34 miles) northwest of Seoul, North Korean workers were given a taste of life in the south, including snack foods like Choco Pies and toiletries that were resold as luxury items in the North.
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Mondelez, which makes Oreo cookies and other snack foods, initially proposed to buy the company this summer, but Hershey is a notoriously difficult company to make major deals with because most of the shares are controlled by a nonprofit organization.
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North Korean workers were given a taste of life in the South at the complex, about 54 km (34 miles) northwest of Seoul, including snack foods like Choco Pies and toiletries that were resold as luxury items in the North.
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Debi Riggs Shaw, Paupack, Pa. You have speciously and stereotypically implied that poor people are stupid in their consumer purchases and habits whereas the actual story reports how most consumers of any stripe buy too many snack foods including accursed sodas.
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Freeze dried food — weighing only 20% of its original weight — was a brief fad in the late 1970s and early '80s, when Action Products International purchased NASA's freeze-drying technology and brought a selection of snack foods to market, according to the agency.
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Malaysia and Indonesia, which together produce about 22018% of the world's palm, had been largely passive in response, comfortable in relying on the sustainability of demand for an oil used for cooking and in items like soaps and shampoos, snack foods, pizza, bread and biodiesel.
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Recode got to visit the 1,800-square-foot store and take pictures; the interior looks a lot like a Whole Foods or other high-end grocery store, though primarily stocked with lunches, snack foods, meal kits, drinks, and other processed items rather than fresh ingredients.
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I was trying to fill this gaping hole inside me with "stuff I couldn't have when I was a little kid," and I assumed that one day, when I had finally bought enough magazines and name-brand snack foods, the feeling would go away.
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Craig further proves he's a Nice Guy when we learn his teen daughter attends the same high school Bridgette once went to and he's only doing "this" — aka spending exorbitant amounts of money to watch pretty girls eat snack foods with him — to avoid his marriage.
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Money from the snack foods that are sold to prisoners provides a near-unending source of revenue for the Missouri Department of Corrections—the agency tasked with operating the state's prison facilities—and they are going to great lengths to make sure prisoners buy what they're selling.
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On the bright side, after conducting exhaustive interviews with 30 members of the team and the entire coaching staff, and after watching security footage of the incident, the school's administrators determined that everyone who put snack foods dangerously close to their b-holes did it voluntarily.
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It's a collection of poems about loneliness and daydreams and Afros and snack foods and — strangely, brilliantly, perfectly — about Robert Redford (the title is an anagram for his name.) Petrosino finds a language for longing that captures how it's holy and transcendent and crippling all at once.
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It's no secret that technology investors are investing more heavily in consumer businesses — everything from snack foods to period products and baby formula — and startups need only point to the success of Amazon as the everything store to show that there's always money to be made in the category.
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KOLA HOUSE At this new restaurant on the edge of the meatpacking district, PepsiCo, the multibillion-dollar purveyor of soft drinks and snack foods, is much subtler about its ownership, with no visible logos anywhere, than is Kellogg's, which recently opened a blatantly branded restaurant in Times Square.
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Though research suggests it might cause a mild depletion of vitamin C and other antioxidant chemicals, she explained, freeze-drying fruits and vegetables doesn't have any significant impact on their nutritional value; packaged as stand-alone ingredients, they can even make for a healthy alternative to more caloric snack foods.
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First, the bipartisan precursor to this legislation, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 85033, became one of the most meaningful factors in the fight against obesity because it required the U.S. Department of Agriculture to update nutrition standards for school meals and for snack foods sold in school vending machines and cafeterias.
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Bethenny Frankel, an original and current cast member of "The Real Housewives of New York City," found unparalleled success after using the show to launch her Skinnygirl brand, which started as a low-calorie margarita and quickly expanded into other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, snack foods and now jeans (coming in the fall).
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However, it also said it aimed to more than double its assets under management in the next five to seven years from the current level of $10.8 billion, and said it had sold British snack foods maker Tyrrells to Texas-based Amplify Snack Brands for an enterprise value of 300 million pounds ($387 mln).
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Beverly's Birthdays has also provided Valentine's Day cards for those kids who can't afford to buy them for their classmates as well as "classroom cheer" in the form of snack foods like Goldfish crackers that birthday children can pass out — a small thing, but also an added expense that most families in her school could not afford.
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"Children who view advertisements for highly palatable foods such as chips or candy as part of TV shows or within video games will eat more snack foods, even if they already had a meal," said Jennifer Emond, a researcher at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College in Lebanon, New Hampshire, who wasn't involved in the study.
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He cited recent victories by the department, on behalf of workers, against DirecTV, which a federal court in Washington State deemed last year to be a joint employer of installers hired by a contractor, and J & J Snack Foods, which agreed to pay over $2 million in back wages and damages to workers hired by two staffing firms the company used.
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Whether it's because they're full of high-fructose corn syrup or covered in cheese dust or because you say you'll just have a few while you watch the new Drag Race and then look down at an empty packet in your lap one lip-sync later, we're used to thinking of snack foods as bad, and then thinking of ourselves as bad when we eat them.
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With the Super Bowl rapidly approaching, it's time for sports fans and non-sports fans alike to impress their friends with hyper-caloric snack foods that they can pile into their faces while shouting at the TV. In this case, we fuse two of the greatest sports-bar foods ever: the baked potato and the quesadilla, because two forms of cheesy, fatty carbs are better than one.
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FROM PEN: Feed Your Friends Butterburgers and Grilled Guacamole on Game Day Regardless of who truly invented the sausage roll, it's clear that the British are very defensive of their ancestral snack foods (or maybe they just like giving Americans a hard time), but credit should be given where credit is due: What HelloGiggles called a "genius" summer snack has been wildly popular in the U.K. since at the least the 1800s.
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