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FAMILY RECIPE GETS A KICKSTARTERCindy Arlantico’s hot chili oil has always boon in high-demand among family and friends.“You can use it on just about anything, Arlantico said. “We put it on macaroni and cheese and pizza and rice and tacos and bur-ritos and salad dressing ... everything,Nicknamed motor oil” by her eldest son, the chili oil settles into two layers: a light-but-hot top layer and a thick, spicy “sludge” at the bottom. Brave eaters can stir up the settled spices for especially Fiery results.Arlantico and her husband, Reggie, dreamed of bringing the oil to store shelves for years, but other responsibilities took priority. After receiving praise and support from a Fullerton-based manufacturer, Heiden Foods, Arlantico decided to push the product to market under the name Red Hot Motor Oil.Using Kickstarter - a crowd-funding sen ice used by entrepreneurs and businesses to launch niche products - Arlantico began to market her chili oil. Even though the First campaign didn’t meet its funding goal of $17,000, Arlantico is launching a second campaign with a goal of $7,000.“The First one didn't work out, but I think it’s because I didn't have time to do a bunch of market ing on it,” Arlantico said. “This time it’s got a lot of rnomen-Red Hot Motor Oil is a hot chill dents Cindy and Reqqie Arlant their product to store shelvesturn going now.”If the 45-dav KickstarterWcampaign is successful, a commercial formula will be produced. Red Hot Motor Oil will then be sold on store shelves.RUBIO'S TO HOLD LOCAL JOB FAIRSIn order to Fill 2,000 posi tions before the busy summer season, Rubio’s Restaurants is holding 29 job fairs throughout California, Colorado and Arizona. Three will be held in north Orange County cities.Starting at 2 p.m. today, job fairs will be held at Rubio’s locations in l*a Habra, 1401 Imperial Highway, and Orange, 2.T18 N. Tustin St.A third job fair will be held at the Fullerton location, 1935 YV. Malvern Ave., at 2 p.m. Saturday.IMPROVING LIVES WITH SOAPChapman business students Max YYYsong, Ajay Dhameja, Daniel Cruz and John Cefalu want to do more than just start a business. They aim to make a positive impact on the world, too.Their answer: soap.When Cefalu traveled to Africa with nonprofit organization Think Kindness, he saw first-hand how
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