Sweet tea dominates Southern hospitality survey
Turner South survey of 353 adults aged 18 to 50 across six southern states finds 61 percent serve iced tea as the main beverage when entertaining, 55 percent prefer lemon with iced tea, 25 percent say unsweetened tea isn’t really tea, and 45 percent strongly associate sweet tea with the South. More than half drink one to two glasses daily.
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Iced Tea in a Box and Rachael Ray Careers
Republic of Tea offers Iced Tea Squares in ginger peach and passion fruit green tea with a raspberry quince black tea flavor online and by mail at 11.99 for 96 ounces. Rachael Ray’s Every Day magazine seeks amateur cooks, paying contributors, with submission details and deadlines. Summer farmers market tips advise arriving early, asking questions, bringing bags and cash for purchases.
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Golden ticket: Eastern Iowa chocolate shop toursCharm
Angie Ganshow, a candy maker at The Chocolate Haus in Oxford, Iowa, is jokingly called an Oompa Loompa as Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory opens. The shop, located at 4311 220th Trail, makes 80 to 200 pounds of candy.
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Chocolate Haus I in Amana Preserves Old Time Recipes
The Chocolate Haus I at 4311 220th Trail Amana operates daily with hours and a phone number. Owner Brenda Stabenow says everything is made from scratch using recipes more than a century old, kept secret like Wonka to protect their sources.
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Willy Wonka Factory film opens Friday with new cast
The Roald Dahl tale returns to theaters with a Johnny Depp led adaptation. Charlie Buckett joins a tour of a magical chocolate factory run by the eccentric Willy Wonka. Oompa Loompas feature in the whimsical creations like Fizzy Lifting Drinks and Everlasting Gobstoppers.
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Books conjuring a feast to welcome back Harry
A Washington Post piece notes students rally around Harry Potter at school gatherings. Teachers like Eda Henries say Potter fosters clubs and role play among third graders and older readers. Readers share mixed reactions to Hogwarts dishes as they await the Half Blood Prince release.
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Wonka Recipes Inspire Real Life Treats From Dahl Books
Roald Dahl inspired cookbooks by Felicity Dahl include treats from The BFG The Twits James and the Giant Peach and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Readers can try Wonka like flavors such as Fudgemallow Delights and other candy inspired dishes.
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