Survey Says! No One Makes Breakfast Quite Like Mom

Log Cabin Syrup Survey Shows No One Makes Breakfast Quite Like Mom

NEWSFLASH! Follow the press release below. Meanwhile, ponder how Rachel Ray and Paula Deen accounted for well over a third of the vote.
-BTKS

Log Cabin Syrup Survey Shows No One Makes Breakfast Quite Like Mom

Majority of Respondents Start Their Day with a Hot Breakfast and Conversation, Though Many Have Invited Gadgets Like iPads and Mobile Devices to the Table

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–In honor of National Hot Breakfast Month, Log Cabin Syrup released today the results from its first Breakfast Table Traditions Survey. The poll of more than 1,000 respondents, intended to create a snapshot of modern American family views and behaviors towards breakfast, revealed that the first meal of the day remains an integral part of everyday life – 94 percent start the day off with breakfast.

More than half of those polled stated they make a conscious effort to choose breakfast options they feel good about for themselves and their families (56 percent), with nearly half (49 percent) stating they are trying to remove high fructose corn syrup from their family’s diet.

“During the month of February, Log Cabin Syrup encourages modern families to update their breakfast traditions by sitting down to share a hot breakfast they can feel good about that’s high fructose corn syrup-free,” said Oliver Sanders, Brand Manager of Syrups for Pinnacle Foods Group. “Log Cabin Syrup offers the same great taste and value consumers have loved for 120 years, but our updated ingredients better meet the needs and desires of today’s families.”

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Hot Chocolate Made The Old School Way

Molinillo and Cinnamon Chocolate

From Wikipedia:

A Molinillo is a traditional Mexican turned wood whisk. Its use is principally for the preparation of hot beverages such as hot chocolate, atole and champurrado. The molinillo is held between the palms and rotated by rubbing the palms together, this rotation creates the froth in the drink. This process is the subject of a popular children’s nursery rhyme in Mexico.

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Jack Daniel’s Announces New Bottles For Old Mixers

Jack Daniel’s Introduces Tennessee Whiskey-Based Ready-to-Drink Beverages in the United States

It may only be Wednesday, but I bet many of you are already thinking about the weekend. Well, at least until March, if you want Jack and Cola, Jack and Ginger or Jack and Diet Cola, you are just going to have to settle for the stuff in aluminum cans or glass bottles. Or, mix your own! But then it wouldn’t be premixed now then, would it?

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Zombie Jerky Finally Available In The US

Zombie Jerky

Just because Japan got it first, doesn’t mean that zombies are any less delicious; Zombie Jerky is finally here! Now, delicious zombie meat can be yours in convenient to-go sized packages.

…and if you are curious as to how Zombie Jerky is made, check out Harcos Laboratory for the story of USDA approval.