Fine Print
We opted for these.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
On The Food Front
The battle continues: Clever types at Sara Lee Corp. figured to get in on the Hostess Twinkie market. The pseudo-Twinkies are so new we couldn't find them on Sara Lee's website, nor did we snap any photos at Ralphs where we saw them, but there's one in every crowd; voilà!Also pseudo-Hostess cupcakes & a couple of other Hostess style products. This is what made America great, isn't it? Has any one in this nation of sheep had an original non-criminal idea (i.e., other than credit derivative swaps) in the last few yrs.?
A person can't even tell who's poisoning him w/o reading the fine print.
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So it's a Bimbo?
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ReplyDeleteSo, Bimbo owns Earthgrains, which rents "Sara Lee" from Sara Lee TM Holdings LLC, & the product is manufactured in Mexico. OK, got it.