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...yourself experience embodies the quintessential American values of freedom of choice and independence." Riehle also points to a widening curiosity about immigrant cuisines. With families spending 46% of their food budget on meals outside the home, family members miss the cooking experience--sort of. "It's the Betty Crocker cake-mix thing," says Pamela Parseghian, executive food editor at Nation's Restaurant News. "People still want to add the eggs and stir the bowl. Psychologically, they want to be a little involved...
...almost an adjunct to her name. "I always look at the brighter side and now I know exactly what not to do." Lee relishes what lies ahead. "I think there's always been a brand or an identity that people can relate to, whether it's Betty Crocker or Julia Child or Martha Stewart or Sandra Lee. You need to be able to identify with people who make sense to you. You can't identify with Mr. Clean...
Balestracci—who yesterday was presented with the Frederick Greeley Crocker Award as the Crimson’s most valuable player—was until yesterday the only player to have a chance at accomplishing the feat following his freshman campaign, as he had been the only first-year to ever receive first-team honors...
Fitzpatrick’s predecessor, Balestracci, was tabbed by his teammates to be the recipient of the Frederick Greeley Crocker Award as the team’s most valuable player...
...risky mission at all. Bush dangled the prospect of U.S. intervention in Liberia at least in part so that his trip would not be dominated by the issue, according to a senior State Department official. Now Bush risks hurting U.S. credibility if he doesn't follow through, argues Chester Crocker, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs under President Reagan. "If you walk away from this," he says, "there's a price...