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What's The Best Brand Of Applesauce?

Kitchen Daily | Posted 03.27.2012

Read More: Kids Food, Taste Test, Video, Mott's, Applesauce, Musselman's, Apple Sauce, Applesnax, Healthy Snacks, KitchenDaily News

Applesauce couldn't be much easier to make at home, but brands have made it just too darn convenient to buy it in six-packs and pop in a lunchbox. E...

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Dreams Of My Father...And His Liquor Cabinet: 10 Old-School Spirits Revisited

Tony Sachs | Posted 08.16.2011

Read More: Wild Turkey, Tanqueray, Dewar's, Grey Goose, Beefeater, Jimmy Russell, Irish Whiskey, Vodka, Tropicana, Scotch Sour, Eddie Russell, Manhattan Cocktail, Tennessee Sipping Whiskey, Johnnie Walker, Belvedere Vodka, Canadian Club, Van Gogh Blue Vodka, Jack Daniel's, Operation Once in a Lifetime, Smirnoff, Plymouth Gin, Bourbon, Tullamore Dew, Cutty Sark, Armed Forces, Speyside Whisky, Father's Day, Gin, Islay Malt, J & B, Cocktails, Martini, Scotch Whisky, Blended Scotch, Watergate, Rob Roy, Canadian Whisky, Mott's, Penn 1681 Vodka, Slidepollajax, Food News
Tony Sachs

As I prepare to celebrate my first Father's Day as a father, I've been reminiscing about my own father as he was when I was growing up, before my pare...

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Labor Says Mott's Apples Are Rotten to the Core

Michael Winship | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Labor, Mott's, New York State, Middle Class, Afl-Cio, Apples, Organized Labor, Dr Pepper Snapple, Labor Unions, New York, Rwdsu, Politics News
Michael Winship

Today, Mott's is owned by the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group (DPS), based in Plano, Texas. Ever since DPS took over the New York factory, union members claim, family spirit at the company has been destroyed.

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Sour Apples: Mott's Workers Continue Strike as Harvest Season Looms

Akito Yoshikane | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Labor, Strikes, Mott's, Dr. Pepper, Dr-Pepper-Snapple, Apples, Ufcw, Labor-Strike, Labor Unions, New York, Manufacturing Jobs, Workers Rights, New York News
Akito Yoshikane

Pressure to resolve the dispute at Mott's apple processing plant in Williamson, N.Y. increased last week when the region's apple pickers said they'll cross the picket line to harvest this year's crop.

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