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The day after Thanksgiving, our bellies full of all the turkey, stuffing, gravy and cranberry sauce two slices of toasted bread can hold, I turn to my husband, Dan, lying in bed, the newspaper halfheartedly dangling from his hands. "What are we going to do about those %$#*&-ing Christmas cookies?" I ask. Dan groans. If I had any mercy for my husband, I wouldn't let this question linger in the air. But I let it hang there because, as crazy-making as they are to bake, these cookies remind me of six crucial things about the holidays:

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People.com: Trista Sutter's Favorite Cupcake Recipeupdated: Tue Sep 06 2011 15:09:00

"The cupcakes are a great choice if you're preparing for a TV viewing party with your girlfriends," Sutter tells PEOPLE

Fortune: Where entrepreneurs need nerves of steelupdated: Tue Oct 12 2010 05:56:00

For Glenn Oliver , it took a certain amount of faith in the unseen to launch a business in Detroit, the poorest major city in America. Oliver is a lawyer, not a businessman, whose experience included clerking for a Michigan Supreme Court justice and approving utility contracts. But an entrepreneurial streak that runs in his family emerged when Oliver began to ponder the potential of a resource the Great Lake State has in abundance: water. Rising demand has spurred a global boom in water-supply projects. So why not create a marketplace for all the new business, where contractors and suppliers can bid on projects around the world? The result of Oliver's inspiration is a website he spent nine months building, H2bid.com, which charges $450 a year for a membership and bills itself as the "largest clearinghouse" for water contracts. Oliver's venture isn't profitable yet, but he's confident that his startup will help the battered city. "Entrepreneurship," he notes, "is the largest creator

People.com: Top Chef: Just Desserts Contestant Suffers Meltdown over Melted Ice Creamupdated: Thu Sep 23 2010 15:53:00

Cue the tears! Pastry chef Seth Caro loses it on the show's second challenge

UK bans pregnant nun ice cream adupdated: Thu Sep 16 2010 01:28:00

Britain's advertising watchdog has censured an Italian ice cream manufacturer over an advertisement depicting a heavily pregnant nun that appeared ahead of a papal visit to the UK.

People.com: Katie Holmes's Special On-Set Delivery: Cupcakesupdated: Thu Jul 29 2010 15:28:00

The actress ordered two dozen of the frosted treats to be delivered to The Kennedys in Canada

People.com: Dean McDermott Treats His Kids to Homemade Ice Cream Partyupdated: Thu Jul 22 2010 20:49:00

The motorcycle enthusiast whips up a customized flavor - it's pink! - at home with Stella and Liam

Cupcakes get 'butch' with sweets for manly menupdated: Wed Jul 21 2010 12:53:00

If masculinity could take the form of a 2-inch frosted cupcake, David Arrick would have the recipe.

World's best street foodupdated: Mon Jul 19 2010 08:16:00

With all due respect to esteemed chefs and restaurateurs, anyone who's ever bought fresh steamed crab from a Bangkok canal boat or sampled hot, crisp frites on a Brussels sidewalk knows that not all stellar meals are served in courses -- or even come with silverware.

Five flavors frozen out at Baskin-Robbinsupdated: Fri Jul 16 2010 13:51:00

Baskin-Robbins is putting five of its signature 31 flavors in the deep freeze.

Istanbul's Sohoupdated: Tue Jul 13 2010 06:29:00

Istanbul's Cihangir neighbourhood has become a cultural hub, becoming a draw for artists, writers, and intellectuals.

People.com: Celebs Drink Their Desserts - Why Can't You?updated: Thu Jun 24 2010 16:49:00

Find out how to make the favorites of Chace Crawford, Nicole Richie and more!

People.com: Make the Obama Family's Favorite Apple Pieupdated: Wed Jun 16 2010 12:18:00

Find out how to make the secret crust that is a staple in the White House

Kroger recalls potentially deadly ice creamupdated: Tue Jun 15 2010 08:23:00

Kroger is recalling some containers of its Deluxe Chocolate Paradise Ice Cream, sold in 17 states, because it may contain tree nuts that are not listed on the label, the grocery chain said Tuesday.

CNNMoney: Cheer up with Tax Day freebies and discountsupdated: Thu Apr 15 2010 13:47:00

Still scrambling to file your taxes or waiting (still) on your refund? Companies around the country are trying to relieve the Tax Day sting with freebies and special deals.

Foodies in the Field: Philadelphiaupdated: Thu Apr 15 2010 07:58:00

I wore a path between Washington and Philly for interviews and shoots for our recent "Cheating Death" special with Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

Ice cream cookie cups win Pillsbury Bake-Offupdated: Wed Apr 14 2010 15:22:00

Sue Compton is having a pretty sweet day. She's a newly minted millionaire, courtesy of her Pillsbury Bake-Off win, announced live Wednesday morning on "The Oprah Winfrey Show."

Bunless sandwich put to a taste testupdated: Fri Apr 09 2010 07:00:00

It's practically naked, but you won't see any buns on this monster of a sandwich. CNN's Jeanne Moos has the taste test.

Is fat fare at fast foods going too far?updated: Fri Apr 09 2010 07:00:00

In the midst of first lady Michelle Obama's campaign against child obesity and chef Jamie Oliver's prime-time TV initiative for cleaner cooking, a chicken chain is crowing about some aggressively fat-laden fare.

Is fat fare at fast foods going too far or is it tempting?updated: Tue Apr 06 2010 12:31:00

In the midst of first lady Michelle Obama's campaign against child obesity and chef Jamie Oliver's prime-time TV initiative for cleaner cooking, the Mud Hens and a chicken chain are crowing about some aggressively fat-laden fare.

Cupcake passion more than a trendupdated: Mon Mar 29 2010 11:06:00

Can we please stop calling the nation's love affair with cupcakes a trend?

People.com: Selena Gomez & Paris Hilton Join the Custom Cupcake Crazeupdated: Fri Feb 19 2010 16:09:00

Find out what toppings the starlets love on their treats - and what flavor is a celebrity favorite

People.com: Inside Victoria Beckham's Exclusive Fashion Week Dinnerupdated: Wed Feb 17 2010 15:27:00

Find out what the fashionista ate after her presentation - and Kim Kardashian's snack of choice at Bryant Park

People.com: David Cook's Birthday Gift? An Ice Cream Cake!updated: Tue Dec 22 2009 16:48:00

The singer surprised for his 27th birthday with a frozen treat in his favorite flavor - chocolate chip cookie dough!

People.com: A Chance to Give Taylor and RPattz a Lickupdated: Thu Dec 03 2009 12:36:00

A New Jersey bakery offers cupcakes with yummy likenesses of the hunks

People.com: How the Obama Family Spent Thanksgivingupdated: Fri Nov 27 2009 19:52:00

The president makes calls to the troops then digs into a feast on the holiday

Old-fashioned ice cream shopupdated: Mon Oct 05 2009 16:56:00

CNN photojournalist Mike Miller takes us to an ice cream parlor, where little has changed since it was opened in 1956.

Here's the scoop: Old-time ice cream a sweet dealupdated: Mon Oct 05 2009 16:56:00

Since 1956, Monroe Udell has been serving up ice cream the only way he knows -- the old-fashioned way.

People.com: PHOTO: Brad and Angelina Take the Twins for Ice Cream!updated: Mon Oct 05 2009 12:08:00

The couple step out with Knox and Vivienne in Amman, Jordan

10 things cooking taught me about lifeupdated: Fri Sep 04 2009 09:26:00

Here's what I've learned from my hours in the kitchen.

Cupcake truck hits New Yorkupdated: Fri May 22 2009 13:47:00

New York is about to get a new street vendor with a sweet twist. Watch out, Mister Softee; the new kid on the block is a dessert truck calling itself "New York's first mobile cupcake shoppe."

Tasty Texas tacosupdated: Fri May 22 2009 13:47:00

Melissa Long takes us to a Texas taqueria that has become a Houston tradition.

Is no-sugar ice cream really a healthier alternative?updated: Fri May 08 2009 09:36:00

Is no-sugar ice cream really a healthier alternative to regular ice cream? What exactly is the sugar alcohol they use in the no-sugar ice cream?

People.com: Jen & Violet's Sweet Afterschool Pick-Me-Upupdated: Thu Mar 26 2009 06:35:00

• Jennifer Garner, treating 3-year-old daughter Violet to a sweet afterschool treat - frozen yogurt at TCBY in Santa Monica. The actress was busy keeping her daughter smiling, and an eyewitness tells us, "She was really trying to cheer up her oldest daughter with a special treat." Apparently the frozen dessert did the trick! Says the eyewitness, "When Jen and Violet left the frozen yogurt place, Violet finally looked a bit happier."

How to pair your wine and chocolateupdated: Thu Feb 12 2009 09:24:00

Red wine and chocolate are a darling pair these days. With all those deep, dark chocolate notes right in a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine seems like a natural match for an intensely-flavored, dark chocolate dessert.

Wine ideas for Valentine'supdated: Thu Feb 12 2009 09:24:00

Wine expert Gary Vaynerchuk has tips on picking the best wine for your Valentine's Day date.

Wine country getawaysupdated: Thu Feb 12 2009 09:24:00

Travel guide writer Pauline Frommer takes us to San Francisco and the wine country.

Why we eat what we eat on Thanksgivingupdated: Thu Nov 27 2008 08:52:00

When Americans sit down with their families for Thanksgiving dinner, most of us will probably gorge ourselves on the same traditional Thanksgiving menu, with turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and pumpkin pie taking up the most real estate on our plates.

Rate your date on his dessert choiceupdated: Tue Nov 25 2008 09:45:00

I can learn more about a man at dessert than any other time.

People.com: How Kate Gosselin Plans Her Holidaysupdated: Thu Oct 30 2008 12:20:00

The reality star mom is focused on creating new traditions for the famous family of ten

Fortune: Ben & Jerry's chills ice cream - and the planetupdated: Wed Oct 22 2008 10:07:00

No one wants melting ice cream. Nor do we want melting polar ice caps. The trouble is, keeping our ice cream cold warms the planet because powerful greenhouse gases are used in most refrigerators and freezers in the U.S.

Time.com: Breast Milk Ice Cream?updated: Thu Sep 25 2008 21:00:00

PETA wants world-famous Ben & Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream to tap nursing moms, rather than cows, for the milk used in its ice cream.

SI.com: Andy Staples: A look at the nation's top cuisine, college football style updated: Sun Aug 31 2008 11:54:00

On multiple occasions, I've told my boss that I'm only killing time at SI.com until Alan Richman retires and GQ starts looking for a new food critic. After all, I only became a sportswriter for the chance to eat my way through college towns across the country. That's why my colleagues and I have put together SI.com's Gridiron Cuisine Top 20, a list of the top meals -- liquid and solid -- for college football fans.

People.com: Amy Poehler Celebrates Emmy Nom With 'Ice-Cream Shots'updated: Thu Jul 17 2008 16:28:00

With a baby on the way, the actress and husband Will Arnett avoid champagne

Time.com: Baskin-Robbins Co-founder Dies at 90updated: Tue May 06 2008 19:00:00

Irvine Robbins, who as co-founder of Baskin-Robbins brought Rocky Road, Pralines 'n Cream and other exotic ice cream concoctions to every corner of America, has died at age 90

Bush in New Orleansupdated: Mon Apr 21 2008 19:23:00

President Bush is in New Orleans. CNN's Ed Henry talks about what can be expected from the summit with Mexico and Canada.

Behind the Scenes: Covering president a weighty jobupdated: Mon Apr 21 2008 19:23:00

I don't know about you, but when I'm bored, I start eating. That's why I'm worried about ruining my diet while covering the 2008 North American Leaders' Summit with President Bush and his counterparts from Canada and Mexico.

Time.com: Cyburkey Thursday: the Wired Thanksgivingupdated: Fri Nov 16 2007 16:00:00

America's Thanksgiving Day traditions include football games, parades, big dinners -- and a lot of Web surfing.

Memories of MREs and C rationsupdated: Thu Sep 13 2007 12:10:00

Meals Ready to Eat, or MREs are used by the military to provide nutritious and compact meals for the troops. The meals spark memories good and bad, for those who ate them in the military and even for some civilians who used them during disasters, when food was not readily available.

You want fried latte with your cobbler on a stick?updated: Mon Aug 27 2007 05:54:00

The entries in this year's Big Tex Choice Awards could entice State Fair visitors back to the deep fryer for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

FSB: Summer's best cone zone?updated: Fri Aug 03 2007 01:02:00

When customers are waiting for their orders at my Pittsburgh dance-wear shop, the Dancer's Pointe (thedancerspointe.com), I send them down the street to Klavon's Ice Cream Parlor. It opened in the 1920s as a pharmacy with a soda fountain. After the owner died in 1979, his family boarded up the store with everything inside. In 1999, Ray Klavon, one of the grandsons, decided to reopen it. When he started cleaning up the place, he found vintage ice cream dishes and stool seats shaped like bottle caps. He even uses the original freezers.

Time.com: China: Media Is Hyping Safety Issuesupdated: Wed Jul 04 2007 06:30:00

China warned the media Tuesday against exaggerating its food safety problems and stirring consumer panic, even as officials announced dozens of snacks for children had failed standards and more fake blood protein was found in hospitals

Time.com: China Finds Problems With Snacksupdated: Tue Jul 03 2007 17:20:00

Chinese inspectors found excessive amounts of additives and preservatives in dozens of children's snacks and seized hundreds of bottles of fake human blood protein from hospitals, officials said Tuesday.

SI.com: Greg Beaton: A look at the competitive eating record bookupdated: Tue Jul 03 2007 03:57:00

The NFL has the Vince Lombardi Trophy, the NHL has the Stanley Cup -- and Major League Eating has the Yellow Mustard Belt, which is up for grabs again this July 4 in the annual Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on New York's Coney Island. The event will be as hotly-contested as ever as American fan favorite Joey Chestnut seeks to take down Takeru Kobayashi's hot dog dynasty.

People.com: Katie Holmes Bids a Sweet Farewell to Louisianaupdated: Mon Jun 11 2007 19:22:00

Katie Holmes wrapped filming on her movie Mad Money in Louisiana last week, but the sweet-toothed actress didn't leave town empty-handed.

People.com: Paris Hilton's House Arrest: Cupcakes, Visitors, Napsupdated: Fri Jun 08 2007 20:32:00

Paris Hilton traded in bologna sandwiches and a cold cell for Mrs. Beasley's cupcakes and the warmth of her palatial home amid a growing media circus outside her Hollywood mansion Thursday.

People.com: Katie Holmes Says TGIF with Cupcakes and Pizzaupdated: Sat May 26 2007 14:02:00

Fridays are on Katie, y'all.

Halloween treats can find a home in low-fat dessertsupdated: Tue Oct 31 2006 08:47:00

The problem with most candy bars and cookies is that they're too small to be full-fledged desserts -- but not if they become part of the dessert.

CNNMoney: Hot job: Ice sculptor, Cold job: Welderupdated: Thu Aug 03 2006 14:48:00

The heat wave baking much of the country this week might make you stop for a minute and think about your job.

Money Magazine: Get the Scoopupdated: Tue Aug 01 2006 00:01:00

Remember how the sound of an ice cream truck used to echo through the dense, hot air of the neighborhood? How kids would come running from backyards, lured by the promise of cold, sweet relief? Tho...

FSB: Zero to $1 billionupdated: Wed Jun 14 2006 09:59:00

What do a cheesecake chain, a green energy company, a medical software firm, and an online broker have in common? They are among 49 U.S. companies that hit a special milestone last year: $1 billion...

Fortune: Japan's ice cream warsupdated: Fri Jun 09 2006 06:53:00

When Baskin-Robbins offered free scoops of ice cream for two hours on Japan's Ice Cream Day last month, 700,000 customers showed up at its 750 stores. But the hottest new thing in ice-cream-crazed ...

Harbor hopping in Maine updated: Thu May 11 2006 09:50:00

Cruises don't have to be "mega." They can feature kite-flying from the deck, a Saturday-night fish fry in a church basement, bagpipe music drifting across a fog-shrouded harbor -- and Fairly Honest Bob.

FSB: Zero to $1 billionupdated: Thu Apr 27 2006 10:39:00

What do a cheesecake chain, a green energy company, a medical software firm, and an online broker have in common? They are among 49 U.S. companies that hit a special milestone last year: $1 billion in annual sales. Many of these superstars you've probably heard of. The broker is Ameritrade. The restaurant chain is Cheesecake Factory. Others are less well known, including Cerner, a medical software firm in Kansas City, and Headwaters, an alternative energy company in Salt Lake City.

A night out in Buenos Airesupdated: Fri Apr 07 2006 12:04:00

South America's most sophisticated city sure knows how to kick up its heels. But you better pace yourself: primetime is way north of midnight.

Fortune: Cream of the cropupdated: Thu Mar 02 2006 14:11:00

Here's the scoop: Using Internet-era technology, a Massachusetts company has figured out how to make and sell a cup of fresh, custom-made, premium ice cream from a vending machine in 45 seconds. An...

CNNMoney: Cherry-vanilla water buffalo ice creamupdated: Wed Dec 07 2005 11:42:00

How about a nice scoop of cherry-vanilla water buffalo ice cream? No? Perhaps a hot fudge sundae instead, with mint chocolate chip yak ice cream? C'mon ya wimp ...

Fortune: A RECIPE FOR DISASTERupdated: Mon Nov 14 2005 00:01:00

A SOBERING THOUGHT strikes you upon entering the National Center for Food Protection and Defense: This place is not very well defended. Located on the second floor of a red-brick building at the Un...

Business 2.0: Finding the Sweet Spotupdated: Tue Nov 01 2005 00:01:00

For years the sweetener bins at McDonald's were dominated by the same three colors: pink, white, and blue. That is, until this summer, when the fast-food chain's countertops began to take on a dist...

showbuzzupdated: Mon Oct 17 2005 13:14:00

In making a movie about U.S. Marines in the battle of Iwo Jima, Clint Eastwood became concerned that he was telling only half of the story.

FSB: Play It Coolupdated: Sat Oct 01 2005 00:01:00

As natives of Mexico City, we have always been very proud of the food and spices of our country. Mexico has some of the best cuisine in the world, although many dishes are little known in the U.S. ...

CNNMoney: America's favorite ice creamupdated: Mon Jul 25 2005 11:27:00

When European megalopoly Unilever swallowed up Ben & Jerry's a few years back, fans of the quirky Vermont company feared the worst.

Oil-drilling protesters bring dessert updated: Fri Apr 22 2005 13:37:00

Citing fears that the U.S. government may allow oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, about 100 protesters sought to melt their opponents' arguments with a Capitol Hill rally Friday featuring a gigantic baked Alaska.

Business 2.0: The Scoop on Cold Stoneupdated: Fri Apr 01 2005 00:01:00

Six years ago CEO Doug Ducey emerged from a Cold Stone Creamery retreat in Arizona with a plan to expand to 1,000 profitable ice cream stores by 2005--a lofty goal, considering that the company had...

CNNMoney: Yahoo! offers free ice creamupdated: Wed Mar 02 2005 08:23:00

Here's the scoop on Yahoo!'s 10th birthday: Free ice cream.

FSB: Oh So Sweetupdated: Fri Oct 01 2004 00:01:00

Put your money where your mouth is. That's the lesson of Silhouette Brands, the maker of Skinny Cow and Skinny Carb ice cream, which Dreyers Grand Ice Cream recently scooped up for $71 million in c...

CNNMoney: 'Apprentice' teams on quest for flavorsupdated: Thu Sep 16 2004 11:08:00

The Donald pit teams Apex and Mosaic in a cold competition in Thursday night's episode of "The Apprentice." But what does it take to come up with some scintillating ice cream flavors in real life?

Business 2.0: The Rebirth of Cool REEBOK HAS GIVEN UP ON TRYING TO BEAT NIKE AT THE HARD-CORE SPORTS GAME. INSTEAD, IT WANTS TO BECOME THE SHOupdated: Wed Sep 01 2004 00:01:00

One day in September--no one knows exactly when--1,500 pairs of candy-colored sneakers, adorned with dollar signs and packaged in faux ice-cream cartons, will land in high-end shoe emporiums nation...

Fortune: Economic Crunchupdated: Mon Dec 08 2003 00:01:00

"Fork down," Arnold Carbone implores gently. "Fork down." Oh, sure, Arnold. Here I am, devouring a king-sized wedge of the best damn sour cream apple-walnut pie this side of the Danube, and this ch...

Money Magazine: The Lowdown On Low Carb We put Atkins-friendly breads, sweets and pastas to the taste test. Which are worth updated: Mon Dec 01 2003 00:01:00

The low-carb products are selling like crazy," says Ali Shabbir, owner of a General Nutrition Centers health food store in Manhattan. "And new ones are coming out every day." He's not kidding. Acco...

Money Magazine: America's best piesupdated: Wed Sep 03 2003 11:09:00

A few months back, a friend of mine hosted a TV party to watch the Kentucky Derby. So I did what any fan of regional Americana would do for such an occasion: I baked a derby pie.

Money Magazine: The Ultimate Pie-Tinerary No stateside vacation is complete without a taste of local pie. That's especially updated: Mon Sep 01 2003 00:01:00

A few months back, a friend of mine hosted a TV party to watch the Kentucky Derby. So I did what any fan of regional Americana would do for such an occasion: I baked a derby pie.

Fortune: Looking for Intelligence in Ice Cream Companies have mastered collecting information, but not what to do with it. That's made daupdated: Mon Mar 17 2003 00:01:00

Just beyond the souvenir shop and down the relic-filled hallways in the Ben & Jerry's factory in Waterbury, Vt., massive pipes pump out 190,000 pints of ice cream each day. Throughout the day, trac...

FSB: Sweets for the Streetsupdated: Sun Dec 01 2002 00:01:00

Ice cream impresario Rick Brown doesn't want people screaming for his brand of ice cream--he wants them to rap for it.

Fortune: Call Me Ice-Cream Crazyupdated: Mon Jan 07 2002 00:01:00

Hello. My name is Andy, and I'm an ice-cream freak. As in "Quick stop the car! There's a scoop shop!" Or "Honey, I'm just going to pick up five pints of Haagen-Dazs on my way home." Ice-cream compa...

Fortune: The Inside Scoopupdated: Mon Jul 09 2001 00:01:00

Ice cream tastes best on vacation. So now we present an industry first: FORTUNE's combination ice-cream sampler and travel planner. Simply select an ice cream, and then plan your holiday around you...

Fortune: Riding The Buyout Wave Submitted for your perusal: FORTUNE's first-ever list of potential takeover candidates updated: Mon Dec 18 2000 00:01:00

It seems like easy money: Observe the merger activity in a rapidly consolidating industry. Buy stock in the company most likely to be purchased by some heavyweight on a buying spree. Then kick back...

Money Magazine: Frozen in Time The pleasures of finding an old-fashioned ice cream parlor when you're on the roadupdated: Tue Aug 01 2000 00:01:00

Around the corner from my apartment, about a five-minute walk away, is a Haagen-Dazs shop, and a few blocks past that is a Carvel. Both of them offer a yummy array of cones, sundaes and floats, but...

FSB: Burt and Irv's Place Meet the early pioneers of extravagant excess.updated: Sat Jul 01 2000 00:01:00

Whom can we blame for our nation's descent into gluttony? Pin at least some of it on brothers-in-law and business partners Burt Baskin and Irv Robbins. The two harbored a most innocent ambition in ...

Fortune: NEVER SAY "OLD AND LOUSY"updated: Mon Oct 13 1997 00:01:00

It's a classic marketing challenge: How do you announce that your product is "New and improved!" without tacitly acknowledging that it had previously been old and lousy? For every flashy graphic pr...

Fortune: YO, BEN! YO, JERRY! IT'S JUST ICE CREAM! THE CELEBRATED VERMONT DO-GOODERS SEEK GLOBAL SOLUTIONS IN EVERY updated: Mon Apr 28 1997 00:01:00

It's not enough that ice cream mavens Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, starting in an abandoned Vermont gas station two decades ago, have built a mini-empire that now generates $170 million in annua...

Fortune: BEN & JERRY'S: CORPORATE OGREupdated: Mon Jul 10 1995 00:01:00

Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's insists that profit and social responsibility are compatible. Lately, though, the company hasn't delivered on either front. Ben & Jerry's lost $1.9 million last year o...

Money Magazine: Wise Upupdated: Wed Dec 01 1993 00:01:00

FROZEN YOGURT is ice cream's healthful alternative, right? Not necessarily. A four-ounce serving of Haagen-Dazs Vanilla Frozen Yogurt, for example, contains 170 calories, 50mg of cholesterol and 50...

Fortune: PRODUCTS TO WATCHupdated: Mon Apr 19 1993 00:01:00

KID'S VIDEO Ask your younger kids if they'd like to learn something about music history or theory, and you'll probably hear a resounding ''NO.'' But sit them down at the computer with Rock and Bach...

Fortune: PRODUCTS TO WATCHupdated: Mon Sep 21 1992 00:01:00

PC INTERPRETER You said you were fluent in Spanish on your resume -- 11 years ago. Now the boss is sending you to Madrid in a week. The PC Interpreter talking translator by British Boston Co. of To...

Fortune: IF IT FEELS GOOD, IT MUST BE BAD That's the new philosophy of ''non-ism.'' It's a hot button among baby-boomers, a strengtheningupdated: Mon Oct 21 1991 00:01:00

REPRESENTATIVE Joe Kennedy is a man with a mission. ''I've seen in my own family the dangers of drug abuse,'' he says, bounding down the Capitol steps after a vote. ''I lost one of my younger broth...

Fortune: COMPANIES TO WATCHupdated: Mon Jul 29 1991 00:01:00

INTERNATIONAL DAIRY QUEEN Practically a synonym for summer, Dairy Queen has been serving investors sweet results. The Minneapolis franchiser earned $26 million on sales of $283 million in the fisca...

Fortune: A test for bus drivers, a socially responsible ice cream, competing with the mob, and other matters. BEN & JERRY SAVE THE WOupdated: Mon Jun 03 1991 00:01:00

An item in the Wall Street Journal the other day caused us to leap into Nexis searching for data discreditable to Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc. We had long been dimly aware that this over-the-counter...

Fortune: JUST SAY 'NO' TO ICE CREAMupdated: Mon Oct 08 1990 00:01:00

John Robbins, 42, onetime heir apparent to the Baskin-Robbins ice cream empire, has a new convert in his crusade against such high-fat foods as ice cream: his father and company co-founder Irvine, ...

Fortune: Fat: an appreciationupdated: Mon Feb 29 1988 00:01:00

Now that Simplesse -- a no-calorie fat substitute created by Monsanto's NutraSweet subsidiary -- has sent visions of fat-free sugarplums dancing through consumers' heads, will such old-fashioned, f...

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