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• Families aren't really getting "convenience" out of convenience foods

  Published: August 28, 2007, 3:49 pm

  Tags: Bagged Salad, Canned Foods, Convenience Foods, Conveniencefoods, Family Meals, Fast Food, Fastfood, Food Delivery, Green Giant, Hamburger Helper, Packaged Foods, Takeout, Working Families

  this time I've been using Hamburger Helper, and I could have made lasagna from scratch in the same amount of time?!?!Read   Permalink   Email this   Comments

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• Could straighter noodles help save the planet?

  Published: October 24, 2007, 10:08 am

  Tags: Environmentally Friendly, General Mills, Hamburger Helper, Hamburgerhelper, Straightened Noodles, Sustainable Foods

  General Mills, the maker of Hamburger Helper, announced that they were going to do their part to save the planet by straightening out the noodles in boxes of Hamburger Helper. Their thinking was that smoother noodles will take up less packaging because they settle together more easily. That will in turn make it possible for them to make the

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• To be or not to be, that is probably the answer

  Published: February 6, 2008, 11:26 am

  Tags: Homework, Hamburger Helper

  can I be? You can be my Hamburger Helper. ? HAMBURBER HELPER! he bellows for my benefit. What is a hamburger helper? You don know? No I don't? I've seen it in the shops but I don't really know what it's for? Dey are beed sell dem in the shops? Yes. I am not see dem. Where dey are? Um .on the

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• At General Mills, The Dough Keeps Rising

  Published: August 17, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: General, Mills, The, Dough, Keeps, Rising, Robert Greene, Betty Crocker Foodstuffs, Cheerios, General Mills Inc, Hamburger Helper, Value Line Inc

  People eat regardless of what the economy does. Yes, escalating commodity prices squeeze food producers. But those with well-known brands have been able to maintain earnings and sales growth despite an economic slowdown. General Mills (symbol GIS) is a prime example. The maker of Betty Crocker,...

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