Green Giant bets on cauliflower rice going mainstream
Green Giant aims to revive sales by selling frozen Riced Veggies and mashed cauliflower after fresh Cauliflower Crumbles, joining Trader Joe’s Wegmans and Kroger in a growing trend. U.S. cauliflower sales rose 13 percent last year as consumers replace rice and potatoes with cauliflower in recipes. Google highlighted cauliflower rice as a rising star in trends, but long term staying power remains uncertain.
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Taylor Farms
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Creamy Chicken Salad With Greens And Berries
A light chicken salad served atop greens with blueberries tomatoes and cucumber. Recipe details two servings using chicken breast egg celery relish mayonnaise salt pepper and optional vinaigrette. Prep includes boiling chicken and egg then shredding and mixing before serving immediately or chilling up to eight hours. Contact Alicia Ross at Kitchen Scoop for more.
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Sleepover Snub Splits Friends Over Debby Club Dynamics
A mother asks if she should force her 11 year old to invite Debbie to a sleepover. Abby advises not to exclude Debbie and to consider the feelings of all girls, even if they are not close friends. The column also covers balance in sharing grandchild photos and donating for a smoking family’s young daughter surgery.
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California
A Brief History of Lipstick and Nail Polish
Ancient Egyptians used sacred cosmetics for gods and hygiene while Greek women used chalk and berry rouge. The term lipstick appeared in 1880 and Sears offered rouge in the 1890s. Nail color began in China 5000 years ago with social class signals, rising in Europe and America in the 1920s and 1930s.
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