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Go Ahead and Indulge! Nicole's Homemade Treats is an LLC operating out of New York State. All my products are prepared in my fully licensed kitchen. (NYS Dept. of Agriculture & Markets) I am a stay out mom of two lovely little men! Zachary and Gabriel. They are the joys of my life and make my days brighter! Candy making, it is a...

Consumers in the UK who have redeemed discounts and coupons via their cell phone prefer to receive offers for cookies, chips, candy and other snack items rather than necessities such as toilet paper and soap, according to a mobile survey conducted by Mobilize Systems to gauge consumers’ interest in different types of product promotions offered via mobile device. The survey (pdf), which was conducted earlier this year, polled people who had redeemed money-off coupons sent to their mobile phones i

July 2, 2009 Back to part three in our series on healthGAMERS in a jiff…but first, a quick coffee break, with some health news you can use. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Starbucks’ ubiquitous media and marketing presence has had a grande (venti?) impact on kids. From status symbols of socioeconomics in school, to age compression where caffeine-culture equates with being a ‘grown-up,’ children have been sucking down coffee drinks and frappuccinos like costly candy bars . This past June,

Just Say No to Carb Phobia Anyone who has been in a grocery store recently knows that food companies are tripping over themselves in the rush to introduce “low carb” versions of everything from bread to candy to soda to cereal. Do not think for a minute that these companies are motivated by the health interests of consumers. The reality is that they are mainly concerned with the wallets of consumers and will market anything that they think a gullible public will buy. Low carb junk food is stil

On Monday, President Obama, signed the country’s toughest anti-smoking law, in another attempt to keep the children “safe” from a designated adult product and habit. The bill would give free reign for the Food and Drug Administration to: Regulate what goes into tobacco products ( candy and fruit flavored blunt wraps? ) Publicize the ingredients (all 3000+ of them) Prohibit marketing campaigns receptive toward children Obama spoke from experience about the risk of teens smoking: I