Spiral sliced ham origin and family legacy from Honey Baked Ham
The Honey Baked Ham Co roots trace to Harry J. Hoenselaar in the 1950s with a spiral slicing idea and a Detroit store opening in 1957. JoAnn Kurz and her family expanded the business to 29 states, with 146 stores and 14 more planned, while preserving a secret cooking process and a focus on top grade hams. The piece also includes Easter ham recipe ideas using leftovers.
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Cleveland
Honey Baked Ham Co
Harry J. Hoenselaar
JoAnn Kurz
Hoenselaar
JoAnn
Craig
Parma
George
Brookpark
Broadview Roads
Brook Park
Pearl Roads
Harry Hoenselaar
Stoplight Diet helps children monitor food intake
A 5000 child survey shows TV time exceeds physical activity and 20 percent of American kids are overweight. Dr. Leonard Epstein and Sally Squires promote The Stoplight Diet for Children, a two book program teaching parents and kids to classify foods red yellow green, record intake, and exercise. The plan emphasizes family involvement, no forbidden foods, and gradual behavior change for lasting weight control.
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Phil Hicks
Cleveland
The
Public Health Service
Leonard Epstein
University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine
Epstein
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Sally Squires
Washington Post
Squires
Abc’s
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Little, Brown and Company