Archive for February, 2010
Profit at Tyson Foods Tops Estimates
The company’s net income of $160 million in the quarter ended Jan. 2 compared with a loss of $102 million a year earlier.
No commentsTyson Foods Posts Profit
The company returned to a profit in its first quarter as tough conditions in the meat industry eased. Its chicken segment improved markedly.
No commentsIndia free trade deal could mean big things for NZ agriculture
The possibility of a Free Trade agreement with India would have wide-ranging benefits for the New Zealand agricultural industry, and give Kiwi exports a helping hand in one of the world's biggest markets, industry leaders say.Trade…
No commentsGrilling Ideas: Char Sui Beef Kebabs
Chef Walter Staib of City Tavern in Philadelphia makes grilled char sui kebabs using Dietz and Watson beef.
No commentsGrilling Ideas: Sausage Napoleons
Chef Walter Staib of City Tavern in Philadelphia makes Sausage Napoleons with Dietz and Watson sausage.
No commentsHow To Make Pulled Pork And Pineapple Pizza
Need a new pizza idea? Try this sweet and saucy Pulled Pork and Pineapple Pizza; your family will be glad you did.
No commentsFor the Big Game? Why, Pigskins
Fat, salt and crunch should always be invited to a Super Bowl gathering.
Rhode Island: Pepper May Be Culprit
Black pepper used in salami is the possible cause of a salmonella outbreak that sickened people in 40 states.
No commentsThe Bratwursts and Strudels of Yore
The neighborhood may no longer be thriving as a German enclave, but there are still spots to enjoy tastes of the culture. There’s mean thrift shopping, too.
Burgers, Loaded
All of the ketchup and mustard bottles at Corey’s Catsup and Mustard are labeled Heinz. The hamburgers, though, are housemade, ground from beef every day and cooked to order.
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