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Cooking from scratch vs. buying items ready-made

Today's shopping advice involves math. Sorry, but if you want to save money on groceries, you're going to have to crunch some numbers. First math problem: Your daughter needs two dozen chocolate-chip cookies for a school party. If you make them from scratch, it's going to take a couple of hours and you will end up with more cookies than you need. If you buy them at the bakery, you'll save time. (12/05) More

Keyword(s) : School, Chip, Chocolate

Ethiopia tries to create gourmet coffee experts of its own

Fosters | 28/04/08

In a room that resembles a high school chemistry lab, the keepers of the world's oldest coffee culture are learning a new way to understand the rich aroma ... Read

Follow The Chocolate Tier

Sun Sentinel | 12/05/08

Have a look at the chocolate aisles in the supermarket and you'll see that chocolate isn't what it used to be. When I was growing up, there was milk ... More

Lovin' spoonfuls

San Diego Union Tribune | 12/05/08

Here's a riddle: What is rich and creamy, comes in a variety of flavors (chocolate and vanilla are among the most common), is eaten with a spoon, is served ... More

Follow The Chocolate Tier

Sun Sentinel | 12/05/08

Have a look at the chocolate aisles in the supermarket and you'll see that chocolate isn't what it used to be. When I was growing up, there was milk ... More

The 'Divine' cake maker

Daily Mirror | 28/04/08

There have always been cakes abound- first and foremost the butter cake-add a different flavour or colour to it, with icing to top it off- then it's a ... Read