Wisk HE liquid detergent does clean well in a front-loading washer without oversudsing. I'll give it that. But the perfume they picked out for it has a cloying, slightly sickening smell (reminds me of Russian Leather men's cologne in a way) and it stays with the clothes long after they're out of the dryer. People at my office commented on the perfume when I wore a shirt washed in it to work. I no longer use it on clothing for that reason -- I save it for the bathroom rug, the rubber bathmat, the dishtowels, anything I don't have to wear or sleep on. When I washed my bed linens with it, the heavy perfume kept waking me up, it smelled so bad and it gave me a headache.
The Frito Company was started in San Antonio, Texas in 1932 by C.E. Doolin. Having purchased the Fritos Corn Chips recipe for just $100, Doolin laid the groundwork for what would one day become a snacking empire. For 75 years Fritos Original Corn Chips have delivered exceptional taste to consumers in a simple chip made from only three ingredients – whole corn, corn oil and salt – and contain zero grams of trans, no preservatives and no cholesterol. Today, that same three ingredient recipe remains the heart of the brand’s success.
Around the same time, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan, began experimenting with peanut butter as a vegetarian source of protein for his patients. His brother, W.K. Kellogg, was business manager of their sanitarium, the Western Health Reform Institute, but soon opened Sanitas Nut Company which supplied foods like peanut butter to local grocery stores. The Kelloggs' patent for the "Process of Preparing Nut Meal" in 1895 described "a pasty adhesive substance that is for convenience of distinction termed nut butter." However, their peanut butter was not as tasty as peanut butter today because the peanuts were steamed, instead of roasted, prior to grinding. The Kellogg brothers turned their attention to cereals which eventually gained them worldwide recognition.
Joseph Lambert, a Kellogg employee who had worked on developing food processing equipment, began selling his own hand-operated peanut butter grinders in 1896. Three years later, his wife Almeeta published the first nut cookbook, "The Complete Guide to Nut Cookery" and two years later the Lambert Food Company was organized.
C.H. Sumner was the first to introduce peanut butter to the world at the Universal Exposition of 1904 in St. Louis. He sold $705.11 of the treat at his concession stand and peanut butter was on its way to becoming an American favorite!
Krema Products Company in Columbus, Ohio began selling peanut butter in 1908 ~ and is the oldest peanut butter company still in operation today (Established in 1898). Krema's founder, Benton Black, used the slogan, "I refuse to sell outside of Ohio." This was practical at the time since peanut butter packed in barrels spoiled quickly and an interstate road system had not yet been built.
In 1922, Joseph L. Rosefield began selling a number of brands of peanut butter in California. These peanut butters were churned like butter so they were smoother than the gritty peanut butters of the day. He soon received the first patent for a shelf-stable peanut butter which would stay fresh for up to a year because the oil didn't separate from the peanut butter. MORE
Tang - it's a kick in a glass.
